State and Local Hybrid Incentive Programs

State and local programs may take the form of tax credits, such as in Oregon, Louisiana, and Rhode Island, or grants, as in New York, Indiana, and North Carolina. These programs typically post a request for proposal (RFP) on their websites inviting fleets to apply. The requirements of each program vary depending on the scope of the program and its emissions reduction goals. 

Please note that while some programs refer to "alternative fuel vehicles," all of the programs included in this guide have confirmed that hybrid vehicles are eligible to apply.

Regional Programs

• National Clean Diesel Funding Assistance Program

State Programs

• California (Statewide)
• California (Sacramento)
• Connecticut
• Louisiana
• New Hampshire
• New York (Statewide)
• New York (New York City)
• North Carolina
• North Carolina (CFAT)
• Oregon
• Texas
• Texas (Houston)
• Ohio
• New Jersey
• Florida
• Maryland
• New Mexico

Posted: 11-Aug-2008; Updated: 08-Oct-2009

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