The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities announced awards for its Multi-Unit Dwelling Electric Vehicle Charger program, and reopened applications for the initiative that aims to ensure the equitable build-out of charging infrastructure in the state.

The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities approved 105 applications, which will produce enough power for approximately 33,000 homes.

Ten firms (we've got the list) will be able to use the cash to pay for efforts toward the proof of concept and prototyping stages, allowing them to capture investment dollars to take their product off the ground.