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Charge Ahead Colorado Awarded Projects

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Charge Ahead Colorado is a jointly managed program between the Regional Air Quality Council (RAQC) and the Colorado Energy Office (CEO) to incentivize the deployment of charging stations (EVSE) and electric vehicles (EV). Both RAQC and CEO are funding charging stations. RAQC funding is open to all public and private entities. Only RAQC is funding electric vehicle purchases.  Electric vehicle funding is focused on those entities not eligible for the state income tax credit. All interested parties are required to submit the project application. For more information on Charge Ahead Colorado, a summary of funding amounts, criteria, eligibility and how to apply, please click here.

For a current list of projects funded through the Charge Ahead Colorado program click here.

 

National Drive Electric Week 2016

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Colorado residents and visitors will be “electrified” the week of Sept. 10-18 when National Drive Electric Week (NDEW) comes back to town. Attendees will get to experience first-hand some of the most popular electric vehicle (EV) models available by visiting one of the six events occurring throughout the metro area.

Charge Ahead Colorado (an EV and infrastructure grant funding program formed in partnership by the Regional Air Quality Council and the Colorado Energy Office) will be available to discuss the myths and benefits of EV ownership, workplace charging opportunities, charging station availability, and the financial and tax incentives associated with EV ownership.

Most area NDEW events give the opportunity for attendees to experience a ride and drive of select EVs and various entertainment activities. For a list of local NDEW events, visit https://driveelectricweek.org/index.php or the Colorado Electric Vehicle Coalition (CEVC) events calendar at http://refuelcolorado.com/cevc.

ALT Fuels Colorado Resources

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ALT Fuels Colorado is a jointly managed program between the Regional Air Quality Council (RAQC) and the Colorado Energy Office (CEO) by providing incentives and removing barriers to the adoption of alternative fuel vehicles (AFVs). Please see below for a list of resources for the ALT Fuels Colorado Program. All interested parties are required to submit the project application.

 

Program Details

 

Purchase Order Terms and Conditions

 

Final Grant Documentation and Reporting Templates

Please see the application for all documentation required for reimbursement and information on reporting requirements.

 

Other ALT Fuel Resources

 

Charge Ahead Colorado Press

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Denver International Airport is expanding their EVSE infrastructure in the West Parking Garage with the help of grant funding from Charge Ahead Colorado.

7News Article on DIA’s Completed EVSE Stations

Denver Post on DIA’s 10 EVSE Stations

Denver Business Journal on DIA’s EVSE Station Expansion

The City of Aurora is expanding their EVSE infrastructure with the help of grant funding from Charge Ahead Colorado.

The City of Aurora Adds Two EVSE Stations

 

ALT Fuels Colorado Resources

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The ALT Fuels Colorado program is managed in partnership with the Colorado Energy Office (CEO), Regional Air Quality Council (RAQC), Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) and Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA). This program will provide funding for alternative fueling infrastructure and alternative fuel vehicles. CEO will administer infrastructure grants and RAQC will administer vehicle grants.

Please see below for a list of resources for the ALT Fuels Colorado Program. All interested parties are required to submit the project application. To learn more about the ALT Fuels Colorado Program and to access the application, application guide and other resources, please click here.

Additional resources will be posted to this page as they become available.