Aims to streamline the permitting of EV charging stations at the municipal and county level.
Would establish a rebate program for the purchase of new or used E Bikes from participating dealers, with an enhanced rebate for lower-income households.
Directs the Secretary administering the federal funding program to establish by regulation minimum interoperability criteria for Level 2 charging equipment and DC fast charging equipment receiving incentives.
Establishes a credit against state income tax and further incentivizes the development of EV charging infrastructure in the state.
Provides rebates to subsidize the installation of publicly accessible electric vehicle charging equipment.
Designed to create economic incentives for the purchase or lease of Alternative Fuel Vehicles.
This model state income tax credit legislation is designed to incentivize the purchase of used AFVs through state income tax credits.
Providing federal tax incentives for the purchase of used AFVs through 2030.
Would offer state rebates for the purchase of new HFCVs, which would be available for a ten year period, and provide state support for the development of a network of equitably located hydrogen refueling stations.
Permitting homeowners to install chargers at street curbs and to have exclusive access to parking beside those stations for nightly recharging of registered EVs.
Would require new or significantly altered commercial, industrial, or multi-family residential buildings to be equipped with the installation of Level 2 electric vehicle supply equipment in proximity to parking spaces.
Creating a federal capital grant program to provide developers of hydrogen stations with funding to defray half of the costs of equipping stations with hydrogen refueling infrastructure along FHWA’s designated alternative fuel corridors.
Creating a tax credit equal to 30% of the capital costs of stationary hydrogen refueling infrastructure equipment, including the equipment itself and any shipping, installation, commissioning, or other standard service costs included.
Providing access to high occupancy vehicle lanes for qualifying super ultra-low emission vehicles.
Model executive order to establish a state or local “Green Fleet Transition” program.
Model legislation that can be enacted on the state or local level to establish a “Green Fleet Transition” program in the enacting jurisdiction.
Would require new or significantly altered one- or two-family residential buildings to be equipped with the installation of Level 2 electric vehicle supply equipment in proximity to the garage or carport dedicated for resident parking.
Model law to have municipalities use street light poles to support Level 2 electrical vehicle chargers, with a goal of installing one charge point or port for every 50 units in neighborhoods or blocks with multi-family residences by 2025.
Model legislation providing free parking on the street and in municipal garages for alternative fuel vehicles through 2030.
Model Law offering rebates for purchases of battery electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles with MSRP of less than $33,000, with the size of the incentive scaling to encourage manufacturers to increase EV range.
Requiring the installation in public accommodations of electric vehicle charging stations at parking spaces designated for the exclusive use of such electric vehicles, with targets increasing to 50% of large public garage spaces by 2040.
This proposed statute seeks to remove and foreclose covenants that restrict modifications needed to install electric vehicle charging stations in common-interest developments, such as condominiums.