Washington-licensed businesses (corporations, LLCs, partnerships), nonprofits, utilities and governments can apply to replace or repower diesel vehicles/equipment with zero-emission models plus charging; due Dec. 10, 2026; amounts vary.
Grants to replace or repower diesel vehicles and equipment with zero-emission vehicles and equipment, plus matching charging infrastructure, through two funding tracks. Organizations licensed in Washington, including corporations and limited liability companies, are eligible along with nonprofits, investor-owned utilities and governments. Amount not published: funding available, award limits and match vary by the individual grant guidelines. Applications are accepted September 8 to December 10, 2026, with awards expected in the first quarter of 2027.
Organizations licensed in Washington including, but not limited to: corporations, limited liability companies, partnerships, 501(c)(3) nonprofits and investor-owned utilities
State, local and Tribal governments and related entities are also eligible
See the individual grant guidelines for vehicle/equipment eligibility
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