ColoradoGrant Program
ALT Fuels Colorado
You getMedium and Heavy Duty Fleet Vehicles: 110% of the incremental cost between a comparable new diesel vehicle and the new EV Class 4-8 Intra-facility Shuttle Buses: 110% of the incremental cost between a comparable new diesel bus and the new electric bus Class 4-8 School Buses: 117% of the incremental cost between a comparable new diesel bus and the new electric bus Freight Switchers: 110% of the incremental cost between a comparable new diesel freight switcher and the new electric freight switcher Forklifts, Port Cargo Handling Equipment, and Airport Ground Support Equipment: 110% of the incremental cost between a comparable new diesel piece of equipment and the new electric equipment Level 2 chargers may receive a maximum of $9,000 Level 3 chargers may receive a maximum of $30,000.
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Quick facts
- Incentive type
- Grant Program
- Amount
- Medium and Heavy Duty Fleet Vehicles: 110% of the incremental cost between a comparable new diesel vehicle and the new EV Class 4-8 Intra-facility Shuttle Buses: 110% of the incremental cost between a comparable new diesel bus and the new electric bus Class 4-8 School Buses: 117% of the incremental cost between a comparable new diesel bus and the new electric bus Freight Switchers: 110% of the incremental cost between a comparable new diesel freight switcher and the new electric freight switcher Forklifts, Port Cargo Handling Equipment, and Airport Ground Support Equipment: 110% of the incremental cost between a comparable new diesel piece of equipment and the new electric equipment Level 2 chargers may receive a maximum of $9,000 Level 3 chargers may receive a maximum of $30,000.
- Applies to
- State, Commercial
- Technologies
- Level-2 Electric Vehicle Service Equipment
Dates
- Source last updated
- December 31, 2021
About this incentive
The ALT Fuels Colorado program was created in 2014, and from 2014-2018 used funding from the Federal Highway Administration's (FHWA) Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement (CMAQ) program. In 2018, ALT Fuels Colorado was allocated additional funding from a diesel emissions settlement. This funding is managed by the Colorado Energy Office, the Colorado Department of Transportation, and the Colorado Department of Health and the Environment.
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