AUGUSTA (AP) — Maine businesses and organizations will have the chance to try out plug-in electric vehicles due to grants from Central Maine Power Co.
The company said this week that it will give up to $15,000 to a few selected organizations to lease or buy certain plug-in electric cars.
The program’s manager Adam Cutter says in a statement that it’s designed to encourage the use of hybrid and electric cars in Maine.
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