Propane Vehicle Rebate - Michigan Autogas

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MPGA Offers On-Road Propane Vehicle Rebates, up to $16,000

The Michigan Propane Gas Association (MPGA) is offering entities $4,000 rebates—up to $16,000—when purchasing a new propane vehicle or converting an existing vehicle to propane. Rebates are available first come, first serve, while funding lasts.

Vehicle qualifications include:

Any 2019 or newer OEM vehicles converted to a propane Autogas system (U.S. EPA approved)
Vehicles registered and operated in Michigan
Propane owners do not qualify however employees of propane companies do qualify

Download the 1-page application(s) from: MIAutogas.com

Vehicle Information
Applicant information
Propane Marketer information
Attach invoice for new propane vehicle or propane retrofit system

Funding qualifications include:

Limit of four (4) rebates per single entity
All eligible purchases or propane retrofit installations must occur within 2023
Before receiving an MPGA Autogas rebate, all federal and state incentives must be applied, and funds may be used for incremental cost of propane vehicle vs. gasoline or diesel vehicle only
Rebate program closes Dec. 31, 2023

Return completed application in one-of-three ways:

Email to: mpga@kdafirm.com
Fax to: (517) 485-9408
Mail to:
MPGA
629 W. Hillsdale St.
Lansing, MI 48933

Questions? Contact the Rebate Team: (517) 312-0097

MICHIGAN ALTERNATIVE FUEL & VW PROPANE VEHICLE REBATE

Michigan Clean Diesel Program

Deadline: March 31, 2023

Includes propane vehicles. Buses, medium heavy-duty or heavy heavy-duty trucks, marine engines, locomotives, non-road engines, equipment, or vehicles used in: construction, handling of cargo (including at a port, airport, or train yard), agriculture, mining, industry and energy production.

A total of $375,960 is available. All grant proposals should be between $25,000 (the minimum) and $375,960 (the maximum).

CONTACT:
Irene Queen
QueenI1@Michigan.gov
517-420-3230

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National Low or No Emission Vehicle Deployment Program

Deadline: April 13, 2023

Includes propane transit buses and infrastructure. The federal share of eligible capital costs is 80 percent of the net capital project cost, unless the grant recipient requests a lower percentage.

CONTACT:
Low-No/Bus Grant Program
ftalownobusnofo@dot.gov
202-366-5094

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National - Diesel Emissions Reduction Act (DERA) Grant

COMING SOON – TBD

Includes propane vehicles. Eligible diesel vehicles, engines and equipment include: School buses, Class 5 – Class 8 heavy-duty highway vehicles, Locomotive engines, Marine engines, Non-road engines, equipment or vehicles used in construction, handling of cargo (including at ports or airports), agriculture, mining or energy production (including stationary generators and pumps).

CONTACT:
DERA Helpline
dera@epa.gov
877-623-2322

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How to Convert Your Trucks to Propane:

Converting a gas engine to run on clean burning propane is easily done with a propane carburetion system. Michigan has seven companies across the state that can convert our engines. Why convert to propane engines? You will save on fuel cost, it’ a clean burning fuel and it reduces maintenance costs.

Propane Fuel Pumps:

You can own your own propane pumps or fuel up at one of Michigan’s over 60 propane fuel stations.

Zingermans Bakehouse:

Michigan’s most famous bakery delivers the goods with a fleet of propane trucks. There are over 33,000 propane vehicles like these in Michigan alone. The EPA says propane vehicles are the most widely used alternative fuel in America.