$1 Billion Opportunity for School Districts – EPA School Bus Fleet Electrification Program
Transform Your School District with Zero-Emission Buses Through the 2024 Clean School Bus Rebate Program
The 2024 Clean School Bus (CSB) Rebate Program presents a significant opportunity for school districts across the U.S. With $1 billion in funding available, the program offers financial assistance to replace diesel buses with cleaner, zero-emission electric alternatives. This initiative, part of the 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, provides substantial savings on fuel and maintenance while addressing critical environmental and public health goals. The 2024 round of the CSB Rebate Program makes funding available for eligible parties, with applications due online by January 9, 2025.
Program Overview
School districts, tribal applicants and certain third-party organizations (nonprofit school transportation associations and eligible contractors) can receive up to $325,000 per bus in priority districts, covering a range of costs such as bus replacements, charging infrastructure, workforce training and more.
Key Benefits:
- Potential lifetime savings exceeding $100,000 on fuel and maintenance.
- Funding for up to 50 clean or zero-emission buses.
- Additional tax benefits through the Inflation Reduction Act.
How A&M Can Help
A&M provides expert support through every phase of the electrification process—from economic analysis and rebate application to fleet management and optimization. They ensure districts maximize the benefits of the program while minimizing common challenges like infrastructure upgrades and staff retraining.
Preplanning is essential to take full advantage of the 2024 CSB Rebate Program. Read the full article to learn more about this incredible opportunity for your district and how A&M can guide you through a seamless, cost-effective transition.
