Janice Malin, shown her with her Gazelle bike, she was one of the first to act on the GMP e-bike rebate program. She is very pleased!! And so, we just learned that the e-bike rebates will see a bit of a boost from $200 to $250 for the climate action week. And while that rebate amount might sound very modest it has had a really awesome impact on e-bike sales throughout GMP's service area. In the Brattleboro area alone there's dozens of residents who have taken advantage of the original rebates, including folks like Brattleboro Town Manager Peter Ellwell and State Legislator Mollie Burke. These local residents are riding more often, further and just adding in way more overall biking for their everyday transportation. The rebates have been used for purchasing new e-bikes, used e-bikes and conversion kits installations.
Gino Palmeri was one of the earliest to have his bike converted with a Bafang mid-drive under the GMP rebates.
Here's climate activist Martha Ramsey with her Gazelle e-bike that she purchased with the GMP rebates. And just so you know, this rebate became possible when Vermont adopted a new and innovative "renewable energy standard" in 2015 that included a provision incentivizing Vermont's utilities to replace fossil fuels with electric power. Arguably nothing can do that better than an e-bike.
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