Clean Energy Incentives in Michigan

11 programs available — 11 state-specific, 0 federal

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State Programs

Federal Programs

Michigan Programs

EGLE — Clean Transportation Fund

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Michigan's clean transportation grant program. Funds EV charging infrastructure, fleet electrification, and clean fuel projects. Multiple rounds through 2026.

Michigan Dept of Environment, Great Lakes & Energy (EGLE)Up to $250,000Check for open roundsev_charging, fleet_electrificationDetails

Consumers Energy — EV Charging Rebates

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Consumers Energy's EV charging rebate program for commercial and multifamily properties. Covers Level 2 charger hardware and installation costs.

Consumers Energy (MI)Up to $5,000 per siteOngoingev_chargingDetails

DTE Energy — EV Home & Business Charging Program

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DTE Energy's EV charger rebate and TOU rate program for commercial and residential customers. Covers Level 2 charger installations.

DTE EnergyUp to $500 per portOngoingev_chargingDetails

Michigan Clean Diesel Program

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EGLE grants to replace medium and heavy-duty diesel vehicles with cleaner alternatives including electric. Similar to Indiana's DieselWise. Priority for environmental justice communities.

Michigan EGLEVaries — grants for medium/heavy-duty diesel vehicle replacementCheck EGLE for current RFPsev_charging, energy_efficiencyDetails

Michigan EGLE EV Charger Funding

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EGLE provides grants for DCFC installations, site preparation, networking fees and signage. Must be enrolled in a utility EV program. Priority given to environmental justice communities.

Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE)Up to $70,000 per project (33.3% of total cost or match of utility funding)Rolling — check EGLE websiteev_chargingDetails

Michigan High-Technology Property Tax Exemption

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Industrial facilities engaged in advanced vehicle technologies (EV, hybrid, alternative fuel vehicles and components) may qualify for property tax exemption. Must obtain certificate from Michigan State Tax Commission.

Michigan State Tax CommissionProperty tax exemption for qualifying facilitiesOngoing — requires exemption certificateev_chargingDetails

Michigan Mobility Funding Platform

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Grants for companies deploying EV charging and mobility technology in Michigan. Requires Michigan-based partner and matching funds. Administered through Michigan Economic Development Corporation.

Office of Future Mobility and Electrification / Michigan DOTVaries — grants for EV and mobility technology deploymentRolling — check MEDC websiteev_chargingDetails

Michigan NEVI EV Charging Program

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Michigan's NEVI deployment plan for DCFC stations. Part of REV Midwest MOU with IL, IN, MN, WI.

Michigan Department of TransportationNEVI formula allocation — 80% federal cost shareNEVI solicitation expected Q2-Q3 2026ev_chargingDetails

Michigan Saves Home Improvement Loans

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Nonprofit green financing program partnering with lenders to offer competitive APR loans for solar, efficiency, and EV charger installations. $1,000 to $50,000 with terms up to 15 years.

Michigan Saves (nonprofit)$1,000–$50,000 loans at 4.44%–7.90% APR, up to 15 yearsOngoingsolar, ev_charging, energy_efficiencyDetails

DTE Energy EV Charger Rebate

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DTE Energy offers $500 rebate to offset home EV charging station installation costs. DTE is the largest utility in Michigan.

DTE Energy$500 rebate for home charging station installationRollingev_chargingDetails

Lansing Board of Water & Light Solar Rebate

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Lansing BWL offers $500 per kW solar rebate up to $2,000 maximum (4kW cap). Also offers EV charging station rebates and appliance recycling rebates.

Lansing Board of Water & Light (BWL)$500/kW, max $2,000 (4kW cap)RollingsolarDetails

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