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Find similar grantsPGE Drive Change Fund is sponsored by Portland General Electric (PGE) (made possible through the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality's Clean Fuels Program). The PGE Drive Change Fund electrifies transportation in Oregon by funding projects related to electric vehicle adoption, EV charging infrastructure, and education.
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The PGE Drive Change Fund | PGE Once signed in, your language preference will only be available on your My Account page and the account-related pages you access from it. The PGE Drive Change Fund Funding Your EV or Charging Project Electric School Bus Charging Incentives PGE Transportation Matching Fund Got an electrification project that needs funding?
From transit buses and passenger vehicles to electric bikes and community service vehicles, the PGE Drive Change Fund is all about electrifying transportation in Oregon. The DCF is made possible through the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality’s Clean Fuels Program.
Since its inception in 2019, the Drive Change Fund has awarded millions of dollars to projects, including new electric vehicles and chargers, to help electrify transportation in Oregon. Do you have a local electric vehicle adoption, EV charging infrastructure or education project you would like us to fund? Get in touch.
How the Drive Change Fund works Eligible project types include: Purchasing electric vehicles including e-bikes, light, medium, and heavy duty vehicle types. Purchase and installation of PGE approved chargers . Education and outreach campaigns.
Innovative projects accelerating the adoption and awareness of transportation electrification. Supports education of and engagement with electric transportation in Oregon. Provides a substantial education, environmental, and economic benefit to underserved communities and PGE residential customers.
Grant funding timeline and process This is an open and competitive application process. Applications will be reviewed and evaluated by a third party, in accordance with established evaluation criteria. Award funding is limited and will differ from project to project based on applicant request and available funding.
Key milestones PGE begins accepting applications online Key milestones Application closes at 5 p. m. PST Date Last week of September Key milestones Awardees announced during National Drive Electric Week Key milestones Deadline for project completion Applying to the Drive Change Fund Please review our list of resources below.
We will also hold an applicant webinar on Thursday, February 26 at at 1-2pm. If you’d like to RSVP or have any questions about the application process, please email pgedrivechangefund@pgn. com .
EV Cost & Savings Calculator Fleet Total Cost of Ownership Tool Drive to Zero (medium and heavy-duty EVs) Qualified Commercial EV Chargers Make sure your project meets the requirements Review the program resources below to make sure your project meets the DCF requirements, preferences, goals, and scoring criteria. Gain support within your organization and with project partners and community members.
Communicate with the Grants Manager and Technical Experts with any questions. Reach out at PGEDriveChangeFund@pgn. com .
Put together your project details, discuss available funding sources, and develop a project timeline. Complete and submit your application online between February 1 and April 1, 2024. 2025 Drive Change Fund winners Through our Drive Change Fund, millions of dollars have been awarded to organizations throughout Oregon who are helping build a clean energy future.
Who’s making a difference Made possible by the Drive Change Fund COR Disposal & Recycling is bringing cleaner air, quieter collections, and on the job training opportunities to Portland with the state’s first all-electric garbage truck. Portland State University is creating opportunities for affordable, emissions-free transportation for students through their e-bike program.
PGE is excited to once again partner with public school districts in our service area to help bring electric school buses to Oregon. We're helping schools drive clean. Are you a public school district in the PGE service area?
Get in touch. Do you need to fund a transportation electrification project? In addition to the Drive Change Fund and Electric School Bus Fund, we also offer matching of external funds.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations throughout Oregon with electrification projects. Applicants should review program resources for specific requirements, preferences, goals, and scoring criteria. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
PGE Drive Change Fund is funded by Portland General Electric (PGE) (made possible through the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality's Clean Fuels Program). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Oregon. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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