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Review grant opportunities Oregon electric mobility grants Electric mobility grants are designed to support projects that advance transportation electrification in underserved communities, with a specific focus on Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) installation and the purchase of electric vehicles. The 2026 application period is closed. For questions, email us at pacificpowerev@clearesult.
com Examples of previously funded projects include: EVSE infrastructure – A rural hospitality destination installed public EV charging stations, providing convenient charging access for visitors and community members. The project helped fill a gap in charging infrastructure and encouraged electric vehicle adoption.
EV purchase – A nonprofit organization expanded its delivery services by adding electric vehicles to its fleet, helping connect underserved households with essential resources. The project improved operational efficiency while supporting cleaner transportation. Micromobility – An affordable housing organization distributed e-bikes to residents to increase access to reliable, low-cost transportation.
The project connected housing and mobility solutions to support long-term community benefits. Outreach & education – A conservation-focused nonprofit adopted electric transportation and public charging infrastructure to support fieldwork, education and community engagement. The project advanced sustainability goals while improving access to important community resources.
Needs assessment – A regional organization conducted an electric vehicle infrastructure assessment to help guide future charging investments. The project created a roadmap for expanding EV access and meeting growing transportation needs. Not sure where to start?
Check out our technical assistance program . Fleet users: Customers that are interested in infrastructure upgrades associated with fleet electrification are asked to apply to our Fleet Make-Ready program . Applications for this program are open year-round.
Oregon grant matching support Grant matching support is designed to offset project costs related to transportation electrification. These awards provide matching funds, cost shares, or support for other project costs incurred while implementing a transportation electrification project funded by another grant.
Applicants for grant matching support should review the eligibility requirements, definitions, and terms and conditions before applying. The applicant will need to share plans about the project, describe how the project will benefit Pacific Power customers and demonstrate a need for grant matching support.
Grant Matching Support Application (Word) Grant Matching Support Application (PDF) Grant Matching Budget Template Commercial EV charging equipment must be on PacifiCorp's approved list . Some chargers also require software (see "Network - Commercial" section). Oregon Clean Fuels Program Grants are made possible by the Oregon Clean Fuels Program administered by the state Department of Environmental Quality.
The goal of the Clean Fuels Program is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from Oregon’s transportation fuels. Washington communities grants Washington communities grant funding is available to nonresidential customers in Washington. Funding awards can reduce the costs associated with promoting or deploying electric transportation technology and projects.
The grants are designed to support projects that advance transportation electrification in named communities. Applications for the Washington Communities Grants will be accepted through January 15, 2027 .
2026 Washington Communities Grant Application (Word) | (PDF) 2026 Washington Communities Grant Information (PDF) Washington Communities Grant Budget Template (Excel) Examples of eligible projects include but are not limited to: EVSE Infrastructure: installation of electric vehicle chargers for public or fleet use. EV Purchase: procurement of electric vehicles (including passenger vehicles, vans, and buses).
Micromobility: including e-bike purchase or rebate issuing to Pacific Power customers in Washington. Outreach & Education: engagement and awareness raising of transportation electrification For questions, email us at Plugin@PacificPower. net .
Washington electric vehicle supply equipment repair grants Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) Repair support grants are designed to offset the costs of repairing, improving, and providing for sustained maintenance of transportation electrification projects previously funded by Pacific Power’s Infrastructure Charging Pilot awards issued between 2018 and 2020 in Washington.
EVSE Repair Support grant applications will be considered for sites that successfully purchased and installed EVSE during the pilot program. Applicants must demonstrate a current need to repair, maintain or improve the EVSE that cannot be fulfilled through other sources of available funding.
Washington EVSE Repair Grant Application (Word) Washington EVSE Repair Grant Application (PDF) Supporting electric tractors Find a Pacific Power station
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