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With interest and investment in electric vehicle (EV) technology increasing steadily, it is important for OEMs, suppliers, dealers, and consumers to be aware of federal and state incentives that may subsidize their particular EV decisions. In Georgia, specifically, several potential credits and discounts are available from the state and from private utilities. Consider the following:
Alternative Fuel and Advanced Vehicle Job Creation Tax Credit
A business enterprise that manufactures alternative energy products for use in battery, biofuel, and EV enterprises may claim an annual state tax credit for five years, based on the number of eligible new full-time employee jobs engaged in the qualifying activity. The credits range from $750 to $3,500 per year, depending on unemployment rates and income levels in the county of operation, as well as other details. An additional one-time credit of $500 per new job created may be ava
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Georgia is already the sixth largest market in the nation for EV fast charging.
March 3, 2021
Effort will support Southern Company’s partnership with other utilities to create a coordinated fast charging network
With an increase of electric vehicles (EVs) on Georgia roads every day, Georgia Power is committed to assisting customers with access to efficient and reliable charging options. Southern Company, the utility’s corporate parent, today announced plans to join other utilities across the South, Midwest, Gulf Coast, Central Plains and mid-Atlantic to enable EV drivers’ seamless travel through a coordinated network of Direct Current (DC) Fast Chargers.
Well, at least an uprising.
In the fall of 2020, the Solar Initiative offered subsidies towards the purchase of electric vehicles. From 14 applications, eight subsidies were awarded. And now the first six have arrived on the island.
Look at these smiling faces (behind their masks).
Pictured above are six of the Electric Vehicles (rechargeable) that the Solar Initiative was pleased to subsidize. From left to right: Steve and Eileen Miller with their Chevy Bolt, Kristin Baumann with her Hyundai, Millie McGinnes with her Hyundai Kona, the Stinnett family with their Kia Niro EV EX, Kim Gaffett with her Nissan Leaf, and Susana Gardner, with her Chevy Bolt.
white flag from myspace. yeah, i didn t even realize myspace was still around. there you go. another bit of business news, not too long ago general motors filed for bankruptcy, now the company s spending big, big bucks on the super bowl. yeah, this is kind of ironic. sure, what you just mentioned is the true irony in this. gm saying it s going to advertise during the super bowl, the first time since 2008. you know, brooke, i guess gm was a little too busy filing for bankruptcy, getting a federal bailout during the previous year. but it s going to go ahead and advertise with some commercials that sell for up to $3 million for 30 seconds! its ad budget is going to be 1 to 2% more than last year. if you re wondering, some of the focus is going to be on its plug-in electric vehicle, the volt. but interesting, you know, got a bailout, filed for bankruptcy, and voila, its advertising, some of the most expensive space on tv. what a year, or, i guess, two years, really, for gm, it ha