CleanBC — Go Electric Other Rebates BC Canada

CleanBC — Go Electric Other Rebates

BC, Canada
Accelerate zero-emission vehicle adoption, fostering local economic growth and environmental sustainability in British Columbia
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  • Transportation and warehousing
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  • Public administration
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  • CleanBC
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The CleanBC Go Electric Rebates Program aims to accelerate the adoption of zero emission vehicles (ZEVs) in British Columbia for both environmental and economic benefits. It provides post-purchase rebates on a variety of eligible specialty-use vehicles including motorcycles, cargo e-bikes, utility vehicles, and medium- and heavy-duty vehicles. Eligible applicants include individuals, businesses, non-profits, and public sector organizations based in B.C.

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This grant is available to companies that are based in British Columbia, as determined by the requirements of the program.
  • Businesses must be located in British Columbia, Canada or have an affiliate based in the region.

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Eligibility for this grant is determined by specific requirements related to the applicant's profile and vehicle type.
  • The applicant must be a purchaser or lessee of a vehicle and can be an individual, business, non-profit, or public sector organization based in British Columbia or have a B.C.-based affiliate.
  • All businesses must be licensed to operate in British Columbia and provide a valid B.C. business license if applicable.
  • Applicants must submit a WorkSafeBC number, valid government-issued identification, and one or more recent utility bills.
  • Rebates for certain vehicle types such as motorcycles and Neighbourhood Zero Emission Vehicles (NZEV) are open to all eligible applicants, while cargo e-bikes and certain other vehicles are only available to businesses, non-profits, or public sector organizations.
  • Any eligible organization may receive a maximum of ten rebates, while individuals may receive a maximum of five.
  • OEMs, including their affiliates and dealerships, are not eligible to apply for a rebate if they purchase their own vehicles.

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The CleanBC Go Electric Rebates Program is available to a variety of applicants, including individuals, businesses, non-profits, and public sector organizations that are based in British Columbia or have a B.C.-based affiliate. Eligible applicants must meet specific conditions outlined by the program guidelines.

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This grant does not have specific restrictions on the types of companies or industries that are ineligible, apart from the general eligibility criteria. Some limitations exist concerning the use of rebates by Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and organizations stacking funding from other programs.
  • Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), including their affiliates and dealerships, are not eligible to apply for rebates if they purchase their own vehicles under the Go Electric Rebate program.
  • Applicants stacking provincial funding from the Program with other CleanBC Programs for the same vehicles are ineligible.

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The CleanBC Go Electric Rebates Program supports the adoption of various types of zero-emission specialty-use vehicles in British Columbia. These vehicles are eligible for rebates to promote their use among individuals, businesses, non-profits, and public sector organizations.
  • Electric motorcycles that meet safety regulations and are powered entirely by electricity.
  • Low-speed vehicles, particularly Neighbourhood Zero Emission Vehicles (NZEVs), adhering to provincial regulations.
  • Cargo e-bikes with specified cargo volume and weight requirements.
  • On-road medium and heavy-duty vehicles designed strictly for commercial use and meeting necessary environmental certifications.
  • Specialty vehicles used in airports and ports that meet federal safety and operational certifications.
  • Utility vehicles defined as off-road in the provincial regulations or as small marine vessels.

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This grant supports the purchase or lease of eligible zero emission vehicles in various categories.
  • Purchase costs of new eligible electric motorcycles.
  • Purchase costs of new eligible low-speed vehicles.
  • Purchase costs of new eligible cargo e-bikes.
  • Purchase costs of new eligible on-road medium and heavy-duty vehicles.
  • Purchase costs of new eligible airport and port specialty vehicles.
  • Purchase costs of new eligible utility vehicles.

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The CleanBC Go Electric Rebates Program evaluates and selects applicants based on the eligibility of the vehicle and the completeness of the application, ensuring that the vehicles meet specific certification and performance standards. Rebates are determined by vehicle type, purchase price, and availability of program funds.
  • Proof of purchase
  • Eligibility of the vehicle (new, certified, meets definitions)
  • Battery electric, plug-in hybrid, or hydrogen fuel cell power
  • Purchase or lease within Canada
  • Vehicle manufacturer must submit Vehicle Eligibility Application and supporting documentation
  • Rebate amount calculation based on specific vehicle type
  • Time the vehicle remains registered and insured in British Columbia (12-36 months depending on vehicle type)
  • Completed application and necessary documentation postmarked within 90 days of vehicle purchase
  • Compliance with stacking funding limitations from other government programs
  • Requirements to respond to annual vehicle surveys/questionnaires for commercial applicants

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  • Step 1: Access Program Information
  • Step 2: Confirm Eligibility
    • Ensure you or your organization and the vehicle meet all eligibility criteria specified by the program.
    • Check the List of Eligible Vehicle Models on the program website.
  • Step 3: Gather Necessary Documentation
    • Obtain a complete and final bill of sale including VIN, make and model of the vehicle, purchaser/lessee details, purchase date, and purchase price.
    • If the applicant is a business or organization, have copies of a valid B.C. business license, WorkSafeBC number, government-issued ID, and recent utility bills ready.
  • Step 4: Complete Application Form
    • Fill out the application form with all required information as detailed on the program website.
  • Step 5: Submit Application
    • Ensure all documentation is photocopied and included with your form.
    • Postmark and send the completed application and supporting documents no later than 90 days after the vehicle purchase.
  • Step 6: Await Confirmation
    • Eligible applications will initiate the rebate process once accepted.
    • Note that incomplete or ineligible applications will not be returned.

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The CleanBC Go Electric Rebates Program has various stipulations and requirements that applicants must adhere to for successful rebate application and receipt.
  • The Ministry of Energy, Mines and Low Carbon Innovation (EMLI) can modify any component of the program, including vehicle types and investment levels.
  • Program information must be centrally available and be approved by EMLI before public release.
  • Program communications will be managed through dedicated websites with CleanBC Go Electric branding.
  • Eligible applicants include individuals, businesses, non-profits, and public sector organizations based in British Columbia.
  • Proof of purchase must include a complete and final bill of sale, and only new vehicles are eligible for rebates.
  • Rebate amounts will be reviewed annually and may be adjusted based on market performance.
  • Precise vehicle categories eligible for rebates include electric motorcycles, low-speed vehicles, cargo e-bikes, and various utility vehicles.
  • The vehicle must be purchased or leased in Canada and remain in British Columbia for a minimum of 12-36 months depending on the vehicle type.
  • The list of eligible vehicle models will be periodically updated as manufacturers submit applications and vehicle models are approved.
  • OEMs including their affiliates and dealerships are not eligible to apply for rebates if they purchase their own vehicles under the program.
  • Applicants must respond to annual vehicle surveys/questionnaires and may face penalties for providing false information.
  • The stacking of provincial funding from the Program with other CleanBC Programs for the same vehicles is not permitted.

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goelectricotherrebates@pluginbc.ca

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