Efficiency Maine Trust is seeking proposals from eligible businesses to demonstrate the potential uses and performance of medium- and heavy-duty battery electric vehicles in Maine.
Funding recipients must purchase and place into operation at least one Class 3-7 electric vehicle. The vehicles must be operated in Maine for at least three years. Along with a vehicle incentive, applicants may also request funding for Level 2 vehicle chargers and sub-contracted professional services.
Applications will be reviewed periodically until all funding is committed. The first review deadline is Nov. 1. For more information, visit efficiencymaine.com/pon-em-006-2025.
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