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The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality today announced it will reopen the Oregon Clean Vehicle Rebate Program from April 3 through June 3, 2024.
Oregonians can anticipate a more reliable public electric vehicle charging experience over the next few years.
It’s time to get ready! While the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality has not yet announced the 2024 re-opening of the Oregon Clean Vehicle Rebate Program, the agency has re-launched the online prequalification application for the Oregon Clean Vehicle Charge Ahead Rebate.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced the selection of 67 applicants to receive about $1 billion to support clean school buses across the country. Here in Oregon, funding for electric school buses and infrastructure will go to one Oregon school district and a third-party company that provides transportation services to multiple school districts thanks to these federal dollars.
Electric vehicle drivers in Oregon will soon benefit from about 370 new public “Level 2” EV charging ports in communities across the state, thanks to the first funding round from the Oregon Department of Transportation’s new Community Charging Rebates program.
State agencies announce the The Every Mile Counts Funding Handbook for Local Governments! The handbook provides information about the various resources available, including funding amounts, which federal or state agency is in charge, when to apply, who to talk to, and where to learn more.
The Environmental Protection Agency has announced the 2023 Clean School Bus (CSB) Rebate Program. Find out more about this second rebate funding opportunity through the multi-year funding program here!