The latest batch of vouchers towards the cost of buying a new e-bike are released at midday (19 March).
The government grants of up to £600 will be given out on a first come, first served basis.
There is a total of 725 vouchers available this time around. They give a £300 discount on a standard e-bike, or £600 off an adapted e-cycle or cargo bike.
The funding is from the Climate Emergency Fund, set up to help achieve the policies in the government's Carbon Neutral Roadmap to encourage the uptake of electric vehicles and reduce transport-related emissions.
£300,000 was allocated for the two-year scheme. £130,000 has been used so far.
Applications can be made at gov.je/ebike.
There will be another chance to apply on 8 July.
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