The focus of this work is to evaluate the economic rationality of various alternative incentive-based emission management strategies designed to induce behavioral change in the consumer behavior of individuals and organizations. The topic areas for strategy development are energy conservation and transportation. No, not directly. The Clean Cities Program is not a grant or funding program. DOE has available the Clean Cities Guide to Alternative Fuel Vehicle Incentives and Laws , which includes information on the various types of funding used by and available for Clean Cities.
Some fleets are eligible for credits or other incentives based on their type and location.
The Alternative Fuel Vehicle Fleet Buyer's Guide helps fleet managers make informed AFV purchase decisions based on mandates, incentives, vehicle prices, refueling availability, etc. The Alternative Fuel Vehicle Acquisition and Credits Database is also available to allow fleets to report and keep track of alternative fuel vehicle acquisitions and the credits that relate to the acquisitions. Two relevant IRS publications are also available. Publication 535, Business Expenses , outlines the Clean Fuel Vehicle tax deductions and credits. IRS Form 8834, Qualified Electric Vehicle Credit is required to claim a tax credit for a qualified electric vehicle or hybrid electric vehicle purchase.