New Public Fleet EV and Public Workplace EV Charging Station Incentive Program

DEEP is pleased to announce that funding is now available for municipalities and state agencies to receive funding for fleet electric vehicle (EV) purchases in conjunction with workplace charger installation.

Municipalities and state agencies can demonstrate leadership and their commitment to market development of zero emission vehicles (ZEV) through the purchase of EVs and the installation of EV charging stations for their workplace. The goal of this program is to support ongoing efforts towards putting 3.3 million EVs on the road by 2025.

Utilizing funds made available through the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, DEEP will provide a reimbursement of $15,000 per EV and $10,000 per charger meeting the program guidance specifications, to a maximum of six EVs and chargers per grant recipient!

Specific details about this exciting new program and other great EV incentives can be found at www.EVConnecticut.com. All inquiries regarding this program should be directed to Lakeisha Christopher, Lakiesha.Christopher@ct.gov. The closing date for applications is Tuesday, December 8 at 5:00 pm.

Propane School buses: Better for students, schools, & the environment

Learn the basics of how propane autogas school buses are better for students, schools, and the environment. The video touches on the differences between diesel and propane school buses. Propane school buses have better emissions, great safety measures, have less maintenance, and are cost effective. Propane as a fuel is American made, abundant, and available everywhere creating energy security for the nation. Children, parents, school bus operators, and school boards that have made the switch love propane buses.