RollingColorado (statewide)

Charge Ahead Colorado (Rolling lane)

From Colorado Energy Office

Amount: Up to $50,000Up to $5,000 per Level 2 port ($7,000 enhanced). rolling lane max $50,000
Deadline: RollingNo closing date
Where: Colorado (statewide)
Match needed: Pays you back
Effort: MediumA form plus a few documents.

The link goes to energyoffice.colorado.gov.

Colorado businesses and workplaces that will own and operate publicly accessible Level 2 chargers or outlets (rolling lane, $50k or less). Rolling. No closing date

Who can apply

Colorado businesses and workplaces that will own and operate publicly accessible Level 2 chargers or outlets (rolling lane, $50k or less)
20% match (10% for certified small, minority, women or veteran businesses)

Any industry

Can a small business win this?

Rolling lane decisions within about 30 days. certified small/minority/women/veteran businesses get bigger per-port awards.

Before you apply

Fleet-only charging is not eligible. chargers must be community/public facing.

Heads up

The standard round closed Oct 16. Only the Level 2 lane is open now.

Checked on energyoffice.colorado.gov, Oct 18 (opens in a new tab)

Report a problem

This is a summary. The official page has the final word.

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Common questions

How much is Charge Ahead Colorado (Rolling lane)?

Up to $50,000. The full line is: Up to $5,000 per Level 2 port ($7,000 enhanced). rolling lane max $50,000. Highest figure stored: $50,000.

When can I apply for Charge Ahead Colorado (Rolling lane)?

Applications are rolling. The page we checked has no single closing date.

Who can apply for Charge Ahead Colorado (Rolling lane)?

Colorado businesses and workplaces that will own and operate publicly accessible Level 2 chargers or outlets (rolling lane, $50k or less). 20% match (10% for certified small, minority, women or veteran businesses).

Does Charge Ahead Colorado (Rolling lane) require matching funds?

Yes. You need to put in some of your own money or another match.

Where was Charge Ahead Colorado (Rolling lane) checked?

Checked on 2026-10-18 at https://energyoffice.colorado.gov/charge-ahead-colorado. The official page wins if we disagree.