Fleet-ZERO EV Charging Grant supports Colorado fleet operators and charging providers with charging equipment and infrastructure to reduce emissions, improve air quality, and lower fleet fueling costs.
Fall 2026 M/HD Corridor applications and Charging Hub and EBUS enhanced incentives are now open. EBUS per-port incentives rose from $25,000 to $50,000 for DCFC below 50 kW and from $75,000 to $100,000 for DCFC/MCS at 100+ kW; Charging Hubs now require three or more fleets, and other details changed.
Zero-emission Vehicle Infrastructure Partnerships grant supports public and nonprofit partners in building or upgrading EV fast-charging stations to close gaps along Washington state routes.
Medium-Duty and Heavy-Duty Zero-Emission Vehicle Grant Program supports Maryland fleet operators and school transportation providers with zero-emission vehicles and charging infrastructure for fleet use.
National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Grant supports charging providers installing and maintaining fast chargers to close Washington highway charging gaps for passenger and freight vehicles.
Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) Grant Program supports Vermont property owners with charging installations to expand reliable access at workplaces, multiunit homes, and public attractions.
E-Cargo Bike Grant Program supports Colorado businesses, public entities, and nonprofits in deploying electric cargo bikes to replace delivery and fleet vehicle trips and reduce emissions.