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EV incentives

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CDPHE - Colorado Clean Diesel

CEO - Vehicle Exchange Program

CEO - Vehicle Exchange Program

Colorado's Clean Diesel Program offers grants to help businesses make the switch to cleaner equipment. This initiative provides significant rebates, with up to $50,000 available for replacing certain diesel equipment—such as lawn and construction machinery—with new all-electric or hybrid-electric alternatives. 


The program offsets the cost of upgrading, making it more affordable for businesses to reduce emissions and improve air quality across the state. By participating, companies can not only contribute to a healthier environment but also potentially lower  operational costs. 


The program is part of a broader effort by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) to promote cleaner technologies.

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CEO - Vehicle Exchange Program

CEO - Vehicle Exchange Program

CEO - Vehicle Exchange Program

Are you ready to stop pouring money into an old car that’s 12 years or older? The federal EV tax credit (up to $7,500) is ending soon, but you can still combine it with Colorado's state incentives and the Vehicle Exchange Program to get up to $6,000 for your used vehicle.

This is your chance to trade in your high-maintenance ride for a brand new electric vehicle that will save you money on fuel and repairs.

To get started, you must apply for the exchange program online before you purchase your car. Visit the Energy Office website to learn more and connect with a participating dealership today.

Vehicle Exchange Program

RAQC - Landscaping Rebates

CEO - Vehicle Exchange Program

RAQC - Landscaping Rebates

Say goodbye to your old gas-powered lawn mower and hello to a cleaner, quieter yard. 


The Regional Air Quality Council (RAQC) offers a voucher program to help individuals and organizations replace their polluting lawn equipment with rechargeable electric-powered alternatives. By recycling your gas-powered gear, you can get a voucher to help cover the cost of a new, environmentally friendly mower, trimmer, or leaf blower. 


It's a simple way to improve the air quality in your community, reduce noise pollution, and make a positive impact.

RAQC Rebates

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Who We Are

Women Who Charge is a Denver-based nonprofit dedicated to electric vehicle (EV) advocacy and adoption while promoting gender equity in the clean transportation sector. Through strategic outreach and ongoing programs, we educate the public and inspire the next generation to explore STEM careers. We serve as a community resource, building partnerships and fostering a diverse, sustainable future for all.


Learn more about our current efforts by reviewing our 2024 Impact Report!

What We Do

EV Outreach Services: We specialize in opening vital channels of communication at the local level. Our team works diligently to build lasting relationships. As active members of your community, this deep understanding allows us to engage and connect authentically and effectively.


EV Charging Stations: We reinvest grant funding into educational programs to empower our community and advocate for policies that promote EV infrastructure growth. If you don’t know where to start with the grant application process, give us a call. In addition to saving you time gathering the data and requesting bids from multiple manufacturers, your application is more likely to be granted.


Curbside Charging: We partner with environmental and green technology experts to leverage our expertise. We are pleased to assist cities, counties, business improvement districts (BIDs), and other entities in developing curbside EV charging station plans.

  • Technical and infrastructure requirements
  • Regulatory compliance
  • Federal and state funding opportunities
  • Project management


Portable Battery Rental: Need reliable power for your booth at events or trade shows? We provide high-capacity LiFePO4 batteries, delivering 3,000W of clean power. Enjoy a quieter, fume-free environment that attracts more customers and supports greater sustainability!


Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) Training: Become a charging station repair technician! Bridge the gaps in EV infrastructure and become part of the solution. Our 3-week program equips you with the skills to diagnose and fix public charging stations. You’ll gain 120 hours of intensive training, two industry-recognized certifications, and increased job opportunities.

How You Can Get Involved

  • Explore resources about the Colorado vehicle exchange program for EVs, Clean Diesel Equipment replacement, and landscaping equipment rebates
  • Volunteer to help our small team have a big impact
  • Partner with us as a donor or sponsor and give to make a lasting difference


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