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A new state-funded incentive program aims to take diesel-powered vehicles off Hawaii's roads and replace them with EVs. | Hawaii Department of Transportation

Hawaii Incentives Aim to Replace Diesels with EVs

Oct 5, 2021
Cody Brooks
Hawaii / Battery Electric Buses (BEB) / Battery Electric Vehicles

The Hawaii State Energy Office is partnering with the Dept. of Health to give away $2.1 million in rebates to incentivize diesel vehicle owners to go electric.

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