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EV Chargers Installed at No Cost for SoCal Multifamily Properties!

Los Angeles County’s Charge4All program provides Level 2 EV charging hardware and software installed at no cost in multifamily properties for 10 years. We are seeking multifamily property owners interested in offering EV charging to benefit their residents and help advance the shift to EV!

Enjoy the Benefits

  • No-cost EV Chargers installed, owned, operated, and maintained for 10 years

  • Attract new tenants and retain current tenants

  • Increase the value of your property

  • Tenants, vendors, and visitors are charged a lower rate than public EV charging

Eligibility

  • Multifamily properties with 50 units or more in the following counties: Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, Santa Barbara, and Ventura.

  • 50% of the properties must be in *disadvantaged communities.

  • Preference to be given to multifamily properties with enclosed, secure parking locations.

“Disadvantaged communities” defined based on CalEPA's SB 535 CalEnviroScreen Map

Participation Steps for Property Owners

1. Sign-Up

Property owners interested in participating will complete a Charge4All Interest Form (single site or multiple sites).

  • For property owners with multiple sites, please refer to this tutorial video on completing the interest form.

2. Initial Follow-Up

GreenWealth Energy will contact the property owner to discuss the next steps and determine the site’s eligibility for a walkthrough.

3. Program Timeline

  • Qualifying Your Multifamily Site

  • Scheduling the Site Walk

  • Conducting the Site Walk

  • Beginning Design and Engineering (Upon Site Qualification)

  • Construction at Your Property (Upon Site Qualification)

Note: Design, engineering, and construction will commence only after your site is fully qualified.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • The Charge4All Program is a collaborative initiative involving Los Angeles County, GreenWealth Energy, and USGBC-CA. LA County oversees the program, ensuring alignment with community needs and environmental goals. GreenWealth Energy serves as the program’s owner, operator, and installer of Level 2 EV chargers, responsible for maintenance and operation for a minimum of 10 years at multifamily property sites. USGBC-CA is a community partner, leading outreach and engagement efforts to ensure equitable implementation. The program is funded by the California Energy Commission’s REACH 2.0 grant, which covers project costs.

  • The Charge4All Program provides eligible multifamily properties with no-cost Level 2 EV charging infrastructure, including hardware, software, and installation. The program covers the following expenses: equipment, installation, and 10 years of operations and maintenance. Property owners receive a share of the charging revenues after deducting electricity and maintenance costs. Residents, vendors, and guests will be charged for using the chargers, with rates set as low as possible and lower than public EV charging prices.

  • Property owners can apply by submitting their property information to GreenWealth Energy (single site or multiple sites). The data submitted will be used exclusively for the Charge4All Program and will not be sold or used for any other purpose. To qualify, properties must be multifamily residences with at least 50 units and located in Southern California, including Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino, and Riverside Counties, with a preference for those with 50 or more units. The program prioritizes multifamily properties in disadvantaged and low-income community census tracts (DACs and LICs), identified using the CalEPA’s SB 535 CalEnviroscreen tool.

  • The program will operate for 10 years, during which GreenWealth Energy owns and maintains the EV chargers. After the initial 10-year period, GreenWealth Energy may explore options to renew the agreement, transition ownership of the chargers, or update terms with the property owner.

  • Yes, both DAC and non-DAC multifamily properties can qualify for the program. However, the program prioritizes multifamily properties in DAC areas, with at least 50% of the chargers installed in these communities.

  • The program provides community-use Level 2 charging stations in non-assigned parking stalls. These chargers are accessible to all residents, vendors, and guests and offer faster charging speeds than standard Level 1 chargers. They are ideal for multifamily properties for overnight charging or anytime they’re needed. 

  • The installation process begins with a site assessment by GreenWealth Energy to evaluate feasibility and electrical capacity. Next, a detailed installation plan is developed and submitted by GreenWealth Energy for necessary permits. Once approved, qualified professionals install chargers and supporting infrastructure. After installation, the chargers are activated and tested to ensure they function correctly. GreenWealth Energy then provides property owners with instructions and support resources to ensure the smooth operation of the charging stations.

  • No. Permits for minor improvements, including EV charger installation, do not trigger property tax reassessment.

  • GreenWealth Energy offers dedicated support for the duration of the program. Property owners and residents can contact GreenWealth Energy’s customer support team for assistance with maintenance, troubleshooting, or operational issues related to the chargers.

The program is funded by a California Energy Commission (CEC) grant, administered by the County of Los Angeles, and is implemented by GreenWealth Energy.