Who can apply: Any public-use airport eligible to receive AIP grants in the National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems.
Qualifying projects: Purchasing zero-emission airport vehicles, and for the construction and modification of infrastructure to facilitate fuel delivery to funded zero-emission vehicles.
Total funding amount: Non-specified. Awards based on the amount of emissions reduced per dollar of funds expended.
Application due date: November 1, 2026.
Washington Department of Ecology – Diesel Reduction and Volkswagen Enforcement Action Grants 2027
Who can apply: Organizations licensed in Washington state. State, local or tribal governments and related entities in Washington state.
Qualifying projects: Replacing or repowering the following diesel vehicles or equipment with zero-emissions vehicles or equipment and installing corresponding charging infrastructure: 1) On-road vehicles, class 4-8, engine model year 1992-2017 (emergency vehicles, local freight vehicles or vocational vehicles); 2) non-road vehicles (forklifts with or exceeding 8,000 pounds lift capacity, cargo handling equipment or yard trucks or terminal tractors).
Total funding amount: Approximately $18.5 million.
Application due date: December 10, 2026, 5 p.m. PT.
Washington e-bike rebates
Who can apply: Washington residents, ages 16 and up.
Qualifying expenses: Rebate can be used for qualifying e-bikes, e-cargo bikes and adaptive e-bikes.
Total funding amount: $7 million.
Program end date: March 29, 2027.
Washington zero-emission medium- and heavy-duty vehicle incentives
Who can apply: Business, nonprofit, tribal nation or government entities that are based in Washington and have operated in Washington for at least one year. Check the website for other requirements.
Qualifying projects: Point-of-sale discounts on medium- and heavy-duty zero-emission vehicles and equipment.
Total funding amount: More than $112 million.
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