CLICK
HERE for a full listing of Alternative Fuel Incentives, Laws, and Contacts
nationally,
including North Carolina, kept at the Alternative Fuel Data Center
Grant Programs - North Carolina
Clean
Fuel Advanced Technology (CFAT) Grant Program - 2008 Grant Awards Announced
Alternative Fuel Vehicles, Alternative Fuel Infrastructure,
Heavy Duty Hybrids are eligible projects
2008 NC Mobile Source Emission Reduction
Grants - Annual Program
Click here
to go to DAQ website • Biodiesel projects are eligible
Grant Programs - Federal
Southeast
Diesel Collaborative - Region 4 (Diesel
Emission Reduction Act Grant RFP Due June 12, 2008)
Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency USDA Program
Financial
Opportunities
Sources
of Federal and Other Funding at the Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Website
Technical
Assistance Projects - Checklist for Request
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The
TAP program
is a source of Federal assistance designed to help states and cities in crosscutting
areas not currently covered by an existing DOE program
Voluntary
Airport Low Emissions (VALE) Program
Tax Incentives
$30k
Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit!
IRS form used to take tax credit for Alternative Re-fueling
facility installation
$15k
North Carolina Alternative Fuel Refueling Infrastructure Tax Credit
A tax credit available for qualified refueling facilities that
dispense biodiesel, 100% ethanol or ethanol/gasoline
blends consisting of at least 70% ethanol. The credit is equal to
15% of the cost to the taxpayer of construction and installation portion of
the dispensing facility, including pumps, storage tanks, and related equipment,
that is directly and exclusively used for dispensing or storing the fuel.
The credit must be taken in three equal annual installments beginning with
the taxable year in which the facility is placed in service. Facilities must
be placed in service before January 1, 2011. (Reference North Carolina General
Statutes 105 129.16D)
Tips
on Grant Writing
A checklist
to assist you in the grant writing process
Did you know?
CCFC staff members can develop and write grant proposals for stakeholders
in a very cost-effective manner. Centralina COG member governments are eligible
for even further cost savings. For example, a Centralina member government
could receive 15 hours of grant writing assistance for $300. To date, CCFC
staff has written or partnered on over $3 million in successfully funded grants
and corporate/foundation awards for our stakeholders to accomplish clean transporation
projects. Please contact Jason Wager
or Sarah Niess at 704-372-2416
for more information.
