Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Demonstration Program

Natural Resources Canada

Program purpose (as reported by the department)

The objective is to support the competitiveness of Canada's natural resource sectors through a comprehensive suite of research, development, demonstration, and RSA projects leading to advances in technology, increased knowledge and collaboration, input into codes, standards and associated policies and regulations, and ultimately improved environmental and economic performance.

Agreements with businesses
3
Median agreement
$2,000,000
Range
$290,000 – $2,000,000
Recipients
2
Last 12 months
0
Total value
$4,290,000

What the numbers say

  • Half of the agreements with businesses are worth $2,000,000 or less.
  • The largest recipient, TAP&GO, holds $4,000,000 (93% of the program's business funding in this data).
  • The most recent agreement in the data started on 2023-01-06.

By fiscal year

2021-22$4,000,0002
2022-23$290,0001

By recipient province

BC$4,000,0002
ON$290,0001

Largest recipients

RecipientAgreementsValueLatest start
TAP&GO2$4,000,0002022-01-26
SWTCH ENERGY INC.1$290,0002023-01-06

Recent agreements

StartRecipientProjectProvinceValue
2023-01-06SWTCH ENERGY INC.Open-Standard Load Management of EV Chargers for High Density Parking SitesON$290,000
2022-01-26TAP&GOTap&Go Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure DemonstrationBC$2,000,000
2022-01-26TAP&GOTap&Go Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure DemonstrationBC$2,000,000

Method & sources

Source: Government of Canada "Proactive Disclosure – Grants and Contributions" (Open Government Licence – Canada). We include agreements with for-profit recipients that started on or after April 1, 2021, and keep the latest amendment of each agreement, so values are the current agreement value, not money paid out. Departments report on their own schedule, so the most recent quarter is incomplete. Recipients are linked to company pages by exact name match. This is not an endorsement or an eligibility determination — check each program's official page.

Dataset on open.canada.ca · Search the official grants records