Canadian Charging Providers Offer Rebates for Fleet and Multi-Unit Dwelling Charger Installations Via Carbon Credits

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Charging infrastructure companies in Canada are launching innovative rebate programs aimed at encouraging businesses and multi-unit residential buildings (MURBs) to install EV chargers. These initiatives leverage carbon credits generated under Canada's Clean Fuel Regulations, providing financial incentives for deployment and usage. United Chargers' new Grizzl-E Connect Commercial Club exemplifies this trend, joining other programs that help offset installation costs for commercial fleets and MURBs.

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