Michigan haulers and other organizations replacing Class 6-7 diesel refuse trucks with battery-electric models can get reimbursement grants of $100k-$1M (max $260k per vehicle, 50% cost share) for vehicles and chargers; rolling.
EGLE provides grants to replace Class 6 and Class 7 diesel refuse vehicles with new zero-emission battery-electric vehicles and associated charging equipment used for refuse, recycling, compost and food waste recovery. About $4.3 million is expected; individual awards are anticipated at $100,000 to $1,000,000, capped at $260,000 per vehicle, with a minimum 50% (1:1) cost share and payment on a reimbursement basis. Applications are accepted and reviewed on a competitive basis until all available funding is exhausted.
Any organization physically located in Michigan, subject to RFP requirements.
Projects must replace existing Class 6 or Class 7 diesel refuse vehicles with new zero-emission battery electric certified vehicles and install charging equipment.
Must demonstrate the ability to complete the project within the grant period (funds expended by December 31, 2028).
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