Tax Credits for Electric Vehicles and motorcycles

Pictured above is the yellow Zev 7000 watt electric motorcyle which qualifies for a Federal and or State tax credit depending on where you live in the U.S. With a $6000. Colorado tax credit and a 10% Federal credit, this fastest production ebike with cost you UNDER 500.00 more or less, if you live in Colorado!

TAX CREDITS FOR UNITED STATES RESIDENTS on  Electric vehicles, e scooter, e bikes and motorcycles.

If you live in the United States there are now federal 10% tax credits up to $2500. USD!

Also each State has incentives on top of that, including Colorado which will give a tax credit up to $6,000!!

The Colorado Alternative Fuel Vehicle Credit will apply a savings of up to $6,000 to your choice of qualifying electric motorcycle. Then add another 10 percent credit from the federal government.

Pictured below is a 4000 Watt electric motorcycle which qualifies for Federal and or State tax credits.

Green Tech EcoCenter blessing

The famous healing priest and good family friend, Father Fernando Suarez, dropped by our Green Tech EcoCenter to say Hi. He was in Puerto Princesa to do a tennis tournament for the prisoners at Iwahig Prison without Bars.  We asked him to bless our establishment even though he wasn't really prepared, since it was just an impromtu visit, but he did perform an informal blessing of the center and all of the electric motorcycles and vehicles on the lot!



We had business guests from Manila, the makers of the fabulous Electric Jeepney, Rommel Juan and Bong Cruz and they were able to meet Father for the first time. Their E-jeep is now plying the roads of Makati and other cities in the Philippines to help cut carbon emmissions.  Thousands of people die of bronchial disease every year in Manila from breathing the air pollution caused by the gas belching vehicles.



The city of Puerto Princesa bought one of their electric jeepneys which is housed and dispatched from our Green Tech EcoCenter.  Dave and I have been testing it and using it in the city's various parades to educate the public about electric vehicles and their benefits.

Rommel Juan of Electric Jeepney Philippines with Father Fernando Suarez

Front left to right: Rommel Juan, Mayor Edward Hagedorn  Back left to right: Bong Cruz and Diana Limjoco of Green Tech EcoCenter, Puerto Princesa, Palawan

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Our Excecutive Assistant Ramon Manzano III, withMayor Hagedorn. The mayor is a pioneer in researching and using electric Trikes and is trying to replace all of the gas belching tricycles on the roads now with electric versions. Dave Dewbre has been developing a few models to test on the roads of Puerto Princesa.