Clean Energy Incentives in Indiana

Grant funding and technical assistance for solar PV and battery storage installations for non-residential applicants in Bloomington. Can be combined with state and federal incentives. Separate BGHIP residential rebate program also available for Bloomington homeowners.

Grant program to reduce diesel emissions statewide. Can fund EV fleet conversions for Class 4-8 trucks, school/transit buses. Eligible applicants include commercial fleet operators, municipalities, school districts.

Grants and loans supporting economic development in high technology industry clusters including alternative fuel technologies. Relevant for EV charging manufacturers, clean energy tech companies expanding into Indiana.

Indiana's plan to build a statewide EV DCFC network along interstates and highways using federal NEVI funds. Once AFC build-out is complete, remaining funds may be used for community charging at any public location. Part of the REV Midwest MOU with IL, MI, MN, WI.

Indiana exempts 100% of the added property value from a renewable energy installation from property tax assessment. Estimated savings ~$124/year on median home. Applies to both residential and commercial solar installations.

Indiana's 7% sales tax does not apply to solar energy equipment purchases. On a $35,000 system, this saves approximately $2,450.

VW Settlement funds allocated to Indiana for replacing or repowering diesel vehicles and equipment with cleaner alternatives including electric. Applicants must identify availability of fueling infrastructure.

AES Indiana (500,000+ customers, largest IOU in state) offers $250 rebate for new L2 charger purchase, $150 one-time for managed charging enrollment, and $50/year ongoing participation incentive. Also offers EV TOU rates for residential and business customers.

Rural electric cooperative covering Carroll and White counties. Covers 50% of L2 charger cost up to $300. Also offers $150 rebate toward new EV registration — one of the only direct EV purchase rebates in Indiana.

Duke Energy offers up to $500 rebate for commercial L2 EV charger installations. Also offers EV charger leasing and $50/quarter off-peak residential charging incentive (max $400 total).

Indiana Michigan Power offers $250 per L2 port installed for commercial/fleet/MUD customers, or 5 years of revenue credits against construction costs for new facilities with EV charging. Small commercial customers on EV TOU rate eligible for additional $500 rebate.