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The ODOT Climate Office has launched the third grant opportunity for the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure program in Oregon. The federal NEVI program funds a nationwide network of public DC fast charging stations for electric vehicles and will make it more convenient to quickly charge an EV on longer trips.
The fifth rebate opportunity from the ODOT Community Charging Rebates program, which offers rebates for EV charging station projects at multifamily homes, workplaces, and publicly accessible parking areas is now open.
This event gives you a chance to see zero emission trucks and buses in person, test drive them, and decide whether they may work for your business or operation.
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality recently announced the Oregon Clean Vehicle Rebate Program will reopen on Tuesday, Aug. 25 and remain open through Wednesday, Nov. 4.
Oregon’s electric vehicle drivers have more charging options at home, at work and in their community thanks to three years of project funding from ODOT’s Community Charging Rebates program.
Oregon’s EV drivers can look forward to over 20 new public DC fast charging station options over the next few years, making long distance travel by electric vehicle more convenient than ever before.
The Oregon Department of Transportation expects to begin accepting applications for the fourth round of funding for the Community Charging Rebates Program on November 6, 2025.