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Ag Electrification Program is sponsored by Central Coast Community Energy (California). Rebates for the purchase of electric farming equipment, including tractors. This program serves specific counties in California.
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Ag Electrification Program - Central Coast Community Energy Ag Electrification Program Ag Electrification Program The next iteration of the Ag Electrification Program is launching October 1, 2026!
Here’s what’s new : Expanded equipment eligibility including used/leased equipment Enhanced rebates for small & emerging businesses Pathway to assign rebate directly to your manufacturer The Ag Electrification Program provides rebates to Central Coast Community Energy (3CE) customers who replace fossil fuel powered agricultural equipment with new, all-electric equipment.
Eligible equipment includes irrigation pumps, farm tools, utility vehicles, and other equipment. Better air quality and healthier working conditions for farm workers and our Central Coast communities. Superior technology requiring less maintenance, and possible operational cost savings.
Reduce greenhouse gas emissions; increase operational sustainability. 3CE customers whose primary business is agriculture food production and/or processing are eligible to participate in the program. 3CE customers on an eligible agricultural rate at the time of equipment purchase can also apply.
Effective October 1, 2026, enhanced incentives are available for customers qualifying as a small & emerging business.
A “small and emerging business” must meet two (2) of the following criteria : Farm size by crop type: Business qualifies as a small farm operation based on acreage and crop type New business: <5 years operation Employee count: <50 employees Gross revenue: Average annual gross receipts of $15,000,000 or less over the previous three years Priority population: Primary business operation located within a CCI Priority Population community Crop Type Acreage Threshold Strawberries ≤ 5 acres Cane berries ≤ 15 acres Nursery crops ≤ 6 acres Lettuce (all types) ≤ 25 acres Broccoli/cole crops ≤ 80 acres Wine grapes ≤ 40 acres “We appreciate the fact that 3CE’s Ag Electrification Program is offering help to smaller-sized farms.
Clean energy solutions will require a lot of innovation to attain the emissions goals that California has set. We had already purchased a 5KW solar array and two Tesla Powerwalls, so obtaining an electric tractor is another big step forward. These funds are a major help to reach Winfield Farm’s goal to attain a 100% solar electric farm.
” -Bruce and Diane Steel, Winfield Farm “Electric tractors have replaced some of our small diesel ones. They’ve helped us with cultivating, seeding, and spreading compost. They aren’t emitting any fumes and they are a lot quieter.
” -Larry Jacobs, Jacobs Farm del Cabo “Our team couldn’t be any more stoked about our new Polaris Ranger EV. From moving tools and veggies to flattening pasture for sheep paddocks, it is transforming farm operations! This vehicle is charged with electricity provided in part by our solar panel array.
A huge thanks to Central Coast Community Energy for grant funding which covered 90% of the purchase of this electric vehicle. ” Each fiscal year (which runs Oct. 1 – Sept.
30), eligible customers can receive up to two rebates for two projects. Applications for purchases made between August 1, 2026 and September 30, 2027 must be submitted by September 30, 2027. Applications will be processed for the program design and under the terms and conditions that are relevant at the time of application submission.
Applications are processed in the order they are received and are subject to available funding. 3CE reserves the right to change program design, including eligibility and rebates, at any time. Please read the program Terms and Conditions for full details.
Rebates Effective October 1, 2026: Identify the all-electric ag equipment you plan to purchase. Not sure if it qualifies? You can submit your project details before you buy, and 3CE can confirm that you’re a 3CE customer and that your planned purchase is eligible to apply.
This is optional. An eligibility letter does not reserve funds or guarantee approval. Buy or lease your all-electric ag equipment and obtain proof of purchase.
Submit your application with proof of purchase Complete the online application on the 3CE website and include: Photos of the equipment at the location where it will be used and charged If you’d like to assign your rebate to your manufacturer, a completed rebate assignment form . After 3CE reviews and approves your application, we’ll issue a rebate check to you or to your manufacturer/vendo r .
Rebates are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis while funds remain available. Submitting an application does not guarantee a rebate.
A brief description of your business and project site location Details regarding the ag electrification project: Type of all-electric equipment Cost of all-electric equipment, including associated fees such as labor/installation, charging stations, or software Photos of purchased equipment If applying as a small & emerging business, you will need to upload proof of qualification.
Please see the eligibility categories listed in the Overview & Eligibility tab. If you are requesting confirmation of eligibility: Project quote, equipment specification sheet, project installation timeline Ag Program Flyer Oct 2026 FY 2627 (ENES) (1) Download AG VENDOR Rebate Assignment Form ( effective 10. 1.
26) Download Ready to apply? Access the application below. Note: To apply, you must be a 3CE customer.
If you are not sure if you receive Central Coast Community Energy’s services, please call 1-877-455-2223 between 8 a. m. and 5 p.
m. Monday – Friday to speak with a Local Customer Service Representative. Please ensure that the “Applicant Name” is the name of the 3CE customer that completed their electrification purchase.
You will be asked to enter information and upload documents related to yourself and your appliance purchase(s). Before applying, please check the Document Checklist to get all of the required information ready. After you submit, you will receive an email confirmation that 3CE has received your application.
All further communication will come from programs@3ce. org Please allow up to 60 days for 3CE to review your application. Effective Date: 10/1/2026 APPLICANT – references the 3CE agricultural business, and/or agricultural organization residing in the 3CE service territory, who is applying for the E-Bus program.
VENDOR – references the individual and/or company facilitating the purchase of the APPLICANT’s ag equipment and invoicing the APPLICANT If the APPLICANT’s VENDOR is submitting the application on the APPLICANT’s behalf and/or serving as the rebate recipient, the VENDOR certifies APPLICANT understands and has approved all of the terms and conditions.
By submitting this application, APPLICANT agrees to the following terms and conditions: APPLICANT agrees to follow and be contractually bound by all terms and conditions herein. APPLICANT must be a commercial 3CE customer with a business address within 3CE’s service territory. The APPLICANT’sprimary business is and/or supports agricultural production and/or processing.
APPLICANT understands that 3CE reserves the right to request documentation confirming APPLICANT’s primary business purpose. The address where the incentivized equipment is charged and used must be enrolled in 3CE service at time of equipment purchase.
APPLICANT agrees to release, indemnify, defend, and hold harmless 3CE and its agents, employees, or representatives from all claims, demands, and liabilities, including bodily injury claims arising out of or in connection with the APPLICANT’s participation in the Program. Neither 3CE nor APPLICANT shall be liable to the other for incidental, special, punitive or consequential damages.
Submittal of this Application does not commit 3CE to any financial obligation to APPLICANT. 3CE will only commit to award funds to APPLICANT upon written confirmation that all program eligibility conditions are met and all required documents and information pertaining to this Application have been provided to 3CE. The Program is on a first-come, first served basis until funding is depleted.
3CE reserves the right to discontinue the Program at any time for any or no reason and remove all available, non-reserved funds. 3CE reserves the right to consider factors other than those specified within this Application and to request additional information from any/all respondents as part of the Agriculture Electrification Rebate Program Application.
3CE reserves the right to change the program’s design, eligibility, rebates, requirements and/or due dates as may be necessary. 3CE reserves the right to reject any or all applications received in relation to the Program. 3CE does not issue an IRS 1099 for the rebate and 3CE cannot offer tax advice of any kind.
It is APPLICANT’S responsibility to contact a tax professional regarding the taxability of the provided rebate. APPLICANT agrees to remain enrolled as a 3CE cusotmer for a minimum of 24 consecutive months following the customer’s receipt of the incentive. Applicant understands the rebate may be revoked if APPLICANT unenrolls the utility account in 3CE service before 24 consecutive months.
Any dispute arising out of or relating to these Terms shall be governed by and construed under the laws of the State of California, without reference to its conflicts of law provisions. Any dispute, or claim arising out of relating to this Agreement, or breach thereof shall be venued in Monterey County. These terms may be modified at any time in accordance with any legal or regulatory directive.
APPLICANT certifies that all information provided as part of this Application, including any attachments, are true and correct. APPLICANT confirms that the incentivized equipment is for commercial use only. APPLICANT shall not utilize the rebate program on a repetitive basis for monetary gain.
APPLICANT confirms that equipment is fully electric and eligible per 3CE guidelines and/or written confirmation. APPLICANT understands that 3CE reserves the right to reject applications for non-eligible agricultural equipment. APPLICANT certifies the following: I verify the agricultural equipment works, and know how to operate it and maintain it in a safe and reliable manner.
I agree to follow the Manufacturer’s operational instructions, specifications, obtained any requisite permits, consents and complied with relevant laws, regulations, and building codes and standards required to operate the incentivized equipment. APPLICANT certifies that APPLICANT has disclosed to 3CE any additional funding anticipated or received to fund the vehicle and/or EV charger purchase and installation.
Eligible costs for incentive consideration are posted on 3CE’s website and may be subject to change. APPLICANT understands that the final rebate amount issued can be up to but not exceeding 100% eligible project costs, minus any current or prospective financial incentives or rebates from additional funding sources (“Net Eligible Cost”).
APPLICANT understands that by participating in the program, 3CE may publicly share aggregate data about the program which will include APPLICANT’s project, rebate, and/or installation contractor. 3CE will not release the APPLICANT’s personal and/or identifiable information without APPLICANT’s written consent.
By participating in this program, APPLICANT agrees and understands that 3CE may publicly share APPLICANT’s equipment photo(s), which may include employees and customers, the use and release APPLICANT authorizes. 3CE will remove any personally identifiable information before sharing photos, unless otherwise provided permission by APPLICANT.
3CE will not release the APPLICANT’s personal and/or identifiable information without APPLICANT’s written consent. APPLICANT authorizes that information related to the contents and status of the APPLICANT’s rebate application may be shared with the VENDOR listed in the application. Data may include name of applicant, rebate amount, and application status.
If APPLICANT wishes to revoke authorization, APPLICANT must contact 3CE with written instructions to revoke access.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: 3CE commercial customers in agricultural food production/processing buying fully electric equipment. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows rebates for tractors are $50k or 70% of project cost; small businesses can receive either 90% of the project cost or $75k. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Ag Electrification Program are due September 30, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Ag Electrification Program is funded by Central Coast Community Energy (California). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in California. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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