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In Your Opinion: Apply For BPU Electric Vehicle Charging Station Grants

Submitted by the Franklin Township Environmental Commission.

Thanks to recent grant awards by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU), a total of $54,000 was awarded to six multi-unit dwellings (MUDs) in Franklin Township. The state wide program approved a total of $1,059,500 in grant funding to purchase 223 electric vehicle (EV) chargers and to assist in the preparation of those charger sites. The overall grant funding was approved for 67 multi-unit dwellings in 41 municipalities across the state of New Jersey. These grants were awarded as a part of the first year of applications for the popular MUD EV charging station program.

The six communities in Franklin Township awarded grants, specifically Franklin Park and Somerset, include: Premier Development’s Green Hill Manor Developers LLC, Green Hill Manor Villas LLC, Briar Manor Developers LLC, Summerfields 360 LLC, Summerfields Lofts and Cedar Manor Developers.

The awards were for $9,000 each to be applied toward the purchase of six dual-port, networked Level-Two EV charging stations.

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