Program currently accepting applications on a rolling basis until all funds are spent

Diesel heavy-duty vehicle replacement projects

Up to 45% cost reimbursement for eligible costs Includes charging equipment and installation

Approximately $9 million in funding available

Yes, scrappage of an existing diesel heavy-duty vehicle within 90 days of placing the new vehicle into service is required

Leased vehicles do not qualify for funding

Existing heavy-duty diesel vehicle must be EMY2009 or older Existing vehicle must operate a minimum of 50% in the following counties: Box Elder, Cache, Davis, Duchesne, Salt Lake, Tooele, Uintah, Utah, and Weber Must be fully operational and have a minimum of 3 years remaining in its useful life Must travel a minimum of 7,000 miles annually (for the two years prior to upgrade) Must be currently owned and operated by the participating fleet owner for two years prior to the upgrade Must be permanently disabled within 90 days of placing the new vehicle into service

The State of Utah provides an income tax credit for the qualified purchase of a natural gas, a 100% electric, or a hydrogen-electric heavy-duty vehicle The Utah Legislature authorized the credit during the 2021 General Session for tax year 2021 through 2030. The following table shows the tax credit for each tax year.

2024: $10,500 2025: $9,000 2026: $7,500 2027: $6,000 2028: $4,500 2029: $3,000 2030: $1,500