Berkeley residents can enter monthly lottery to win rebate of up to $1,500 to buy an e-bike, making it even easier to bike around Berkeley. Berkeleyans can apply online for a monthly lottery to get $400 to $1,500 off the purchase of a new electric bicycle – with larger amounts helping lower income residents.The rebate will cover part of the cost of your new e-bike. Those selected will receive a personalized rebate code via email to buy an e-bike within 60 days from one of more than two dozen shops countywide – including five in Berkeley.This program is being offered by Ava Community Energy, the local electricity provider for virtually all residential and commercial accounts in Berkeley.

Help reduce carbon emissions and support local business,: get $400 to $1,500 off a new e-bike with Ava Bike Electric instant rebates.

All things electric vehicles: learn about public charging options, at-home charging (and optimal rate schedules), incentive programs, and more.

Our nonprofit, in partnership with Cartelligent, a California car-buying service, is dedicated to making emission-free driving accessible to everyone. We’ve negotiated exclusive discounts on select el...

Smart energy options for everyone: electrification isn’t an all-or-nothing choice. It's a spectrum that can fit your budget, living situation, and goals.

Ava Community Energy launched a $10 million electric bike rebate program this week. Lotto winners can get up to $900 toward an e-bike — up to $1,500 for low-income residents.

Help reduce carbon emissions and support local business,: get $400 to $1,500 off a new e-bike with Ava Bike Electric instant rebates.

A renewable energy agency said that its new rebate program will entice more people to e-bikes as a form of transportation. They make sense since many trips are less than 3 miles, the company said.

The company that its rebate program will entice more people to e-bikes as a form of transportation. They make sense, the company said, since many trips are less than three miles.

Help divert waste from landfill by properly sorting your compost, recycling, and trash.  Berkeley residents and businesses can help keep our community and the planet clean by properly sorting waste in the appropriate containers or using other resources to dispose of bulky or hazardous materials.When possible, prevent waste by buying only what you need from local businesses, second-hand sources, and/or reusable materials.Use the RE:Source guide below for nearby reuse, repair, recycling and safe disposal options.