Reimbursement Portal
Owners of food trucks or other mobile businesses may be eligible for a grant that will pay for up to 80% of the cost of business electrification. There is a cap of $20,000 per business, per calendar year. For business owners that have received a grant and purchased equipment, turn in your reimbursement documents here.
After you've purchased your power station, submit the following information to be reimbursed
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Invoices
Please provide legible copies of all sales/invoices showing the purchase price and amount paid by the applicant for the power stations, additional equipment, and/or installation.
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Recycled Generator Verification
Please provide a recycling receipt or affidavit verifying generator has been decommissioned or recycled.
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Proof of Payment
Please provide copies of checks or credit card statements as proof of payment for the power stations, equipment and/or installation.
This process may differ for business owners that purchased equipment from Joule Case, RV Solar Connections, or participating Ace Hardware retailers. However, the RAQC will still need from the business owner:
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Proof of Payment for the amount paid to the retailer
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Recycled Generator Receipt
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Paid installation invoice if a third party installer was used.
The problem
Diesel, gas and propane generators power food trucks and other mobile businesses across Colorado. Unfortunately, these generators are expensive to fuel and maintain, release harmful pollutants around employees and customers, are very noisy and contribute to climate change. Recognizing that clean, energy efficient, long-lasting electric power stations require a capital investment before business owners can capture their cost-savings, we’re offering grants of up to 80% of the cost of power stations, necessary equipment and installation, up to $20,000 for food trucks and other mobile businesses that operate in seven Front Range counties to purchase and install power stations to power their business.