Transitioning to electric vehicles can be a significant investment, but a variety of utility incentives and state funding programs can help Michigan fleets reduce the cost of vehicles and charging infrastructure.
Check out this one-pager from Clean Fuels Michigan and the Michigan Energy Innovation Business Council for EV fleet funding opportunities, including utility programs from Consumers Energy, DTE Energy, Lansing Board of Water & Light, and Indiana Michigan Power. Incentives can help offset the cost of Level 2 and DC fast charging infrastructure, while some programs also provide fleet assessments and advisory services.
State funding opportunities include the Michigan Clean Diesel Program, the Fuel Transformation Program, and the Clean Fuel and Charging Infrastructure Program. These programs provide additional opportunities to support vehicle replacements and fleet charging infrastructure.
See our Clean Fleets Hub for more resources.