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Arizona

Salt River Project: Capitalize on the growing demand for electric vehicle charging stations in Arizona and receive rebates from the Salt River Project for each networked charging port you install. Learn More >

Tucson Electric Power: The Tucson Electric Power’s Smart EV Charging Program offers incentives and technical support to commercial businesses, multi-family complexes, and nonprofit customers that purchase and install EV charging ports at their locations. Learn More >

APS Take Charge AZ: The Arizona Public Service (APS) Take Charge pilot program provides EV chargers to non-residential customers for free. It will last five years during which time APS will gather important data on charging habits and the charging experience. This information will help design products and services that meet the long-term needs of EV owners and drivers. Learn More >

California

Statewide: The California Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Project (CALeVIP), operated by the Center for Sustainable Energy on behalf of the California Energy Commission, is an umbrella organization for dozens of rebate programs. The potential value of CALeVIP rebates is enormous, ranging from hundreds to millions of dollars. Learn More >

Southern California: Southern California has been approved for some of the largest electric vehicle charging programs in the country. These include programs from Southern California Edison, SDGE, LADWP, and several other utilities. Learn More >

SCE Charge Ready 2: SCE’s Charge Ready 2 Incentive Program is launching this summer with additional funding—making it easier to add EV charging stations at your business or multifamily property. Learn More >

SDG&E Power Your Drive: San Diego Gas and Electric is offering a one-time rebate to reduce the cost of EV charging infrastructure and installation at about 100 multifamily and workplace locations over two years. Among the site selected, 50% will support undeserved communities (UDC) and small businesses. Learn More >

LADWP: LADWP's Charge-Up LA! is offering the Commercial EV Charging Station Rebate Program to incentivize the installation of Level 2 and DC Fast Charging stations for light-duty and medium to heavy-duty electric vehicles. Learn More >

Northern California: PG&E and other utilities offer incentives and rebates Level 2 and DC fast chargers for schools, hospitals, hotels, workplaces, and multi-unit dwellings. Learn More >

CALeVIP Communities in Charge: Communities in Charge is California’s market-accelerating, light-duty electric vehicle (EV) charging incentive project funded by the California Energy Commission’s Clean Transportation Program, implemented by CALSTART, and supported in partnership with GRID Alternatives and Tetra Tech. Learn More >

Colorado

Charge Ahead Colorado: Colorado’s electric vehicle incentives for buying and installing EV charging stations are primarily available through Charge Ahead Colorado. The grants can be used for Level 2 chargers as well as DC fast chargers. **Charge Ahead Colorado Applications Are Now Open from January 17 - February 17, 2023! Learn More >

Xcel Energy Commercial EV Program: Xcel Energy in Colorado is offering rebates to business, commercial, non-profit and multifamily properties to reduce the upfront costs for installing EV charging under the Commercial EV Program. Learn More >

Connecticut

Connecticut (CT) EV Charging Program: This program is available for all commercial and industrial Eversource and UI electric service customers who purchase and install qualified EV charging stations at facilities including workplace, light-duty fleets, public charging, and multifamily properties. Learn More >

Kansas

Evergy EV Charging Program: The Business EV Charging Rebate offered by Evergy, provides rebates to Evergy’s non-residential customers in the State of Kansas (the “Customer(s)”) who install L2 Ports and DCFC Units on their property to accommodate EV charging. Learn More >

Massachusetts

The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Electric Vehicle Incentive Program (MassEVIP) offers assistance for the cost of purchasing and installing EV charging infrastructure. MassEVIP’s goal is to create new EV charging infrastructure in retail and office, residential, school and college, and hotel, and public parking lots throughout the state. Recently, the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) announced the new Direct Current Fast Charging Program and enhancements to 3 existing programs under the MassEVIP banner! Learn More >

Eversource Massachusetts: The Eversource EV Charging Program incentivizes the installation of Level 2 or Direct Fast Charging station equipment. Eligible sites could receive funding to help offset infrastructure costs for thousands of new charging stations and help increase access to electric vehicles across Massachusetts. Learn More >

National Grid Massachusetts: The National Grid EV Charging Program helps defray the cost of installing Level 2 or Direct Fast Charging Station equipment. Approved projects could receive funding up to 100% for the electrical infrastructure and charging station equipment costs, reducing your initial investments, and enabling widespread access to charging across communities and the Commonwealth in Massachusetts. Learn More >

Maryland

Statewide: Maryland is focused on both consumer EV adoption and switching companies, transit authorities, and corporate and governmental vehicle fleets to electric. The Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment Rebate Program 2.0 grants awards to individuals for home use, businesses for employees and customers, and retail service stations. Learn More >

PepCo Customers: Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment offers discounts and rebates for eligible Level 2 smart charging equipment and installation costs through Pepco, the leading provider of safe and reliable energy service in the District of Columbia and Maryland. **Important Update: The program is currently closed and applications are not being accepted at this time. Learn More >

Delmarva Power Customers: Delmarva Power's EVsmart Program helps you get ahead of the curve by guiding you through the process of installing qualified electric vehicle chargers at your property—an investment that benefits you and your residents. **Important Update: The program is currently closed and applications are not being accepted at this time. Learn More >

Baltimore Gas & Electric Customers: The EVsmart Program was created to propel progress on Maryland's Air Quality and Chesapeake Bay goals. The EVsmart Multifamily Property Rebate is for owners of multifamily properties that purchase and install eligible Level 2 or DCFC charging stations. Learn More >

Michigan

Recoup the cost of purchasing and installing EV charging stations in your parking lots with electric vehicle tax credits and other incentives offered by electric utility companies in Michigan. Learn More >

DTE Energy Charging Forward eFleets: DTE Energy offers rebates for DTE business and commercial electric customers with elgible fleets that install qualified EV chargers to accelerate your fleet transformation and offset the cost of EV charging infrastructure. Learn More >

PowerMIDrive™: Consumers Energy is offering rebates to commercial customers who install Level 2 or DCFC charging stations under the PowerMIDrive™ Program. PowerMIDrive™ is part of Consumers Energy’s commitment to keep the grid operating efficiently and reliably for all energy customers in their service area. Learn More >

Nevada

Nevada offers grants, rebates, and other incentives for electric vehicles and charging stations. Incentives vary from program to program but typically cover the majority (and sometimes the entirety) of charging station purchase and installation costs. **Important Update: The program is currently closed and applications are not being accepted at this time.
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New Jersey

A new electric vehicle law encourages the adoption of EVs in New Jersey and covers the construction of EV charging infrastructure, greatly improving affordability of installing charging stations needed to support electric vehicles in the state. Learn More >

ACE EVsmart Program: Atlantic City Electric’s EVsmart Program provides incentives towards facilitating easy and cost-efficient installation of EV chargers. This supports New Jersey’s climate goals, helps improve air quality in the region, and helps the state prepare for the economic opportunities connected to the growing EV market. Learn More >

PSE&G EV Charging Program: The PSE&G Electric Vehicle Charging Program is designed to support the deployment of EV chargers for a range of customers, including Residential, Mixed-Use, and Public DC Fast Charging—and puts New Jersey on track to become a front-runner in transportation electrification. Learn More >

RECO Charger Ready Program: Rockland Electric Company is offering the Commercial Charger Ready Program to help businesses in New Jersey offset 90% of the infrastructure costs associated with EV Charging Station installation. The goal of the program is to support the development of EV infrastructure to accommodate increased EV adoption in New Jersey. Learn More >

New York

In New York State, electric vehicle tax credits and incentives are readily available for the purchase of qualified EVs for your corporate or government vehicle fleet. In addition, electric vehicle tax credits and incentives for the purpose of purchasing and installing EV charging infrastructure are available for businesses and local government agencies. Learn More >

Ohio

*Important Program Information: AEP Ohio Commercial Electric Vehicle Charging Station Rebate program concluded on April 25, 2022. Additional state incentive program details will be posted as they become available. Learn More >

Oregon

Oregon’s electric vehicle incentives improve affordability of expanding EV charging capacity for your customers, employees, or tenants, or for your own vehicle fleets. And with Oregon electric car rebates, fleet managers and municipal governments can recoup some or all of the cost of purchasing, installing, and maintaining EV charging stations. Learn More >

PGE Business EV Charging Program: Add EV charging to your business, commercial property or fleet at a fraction of the cost with the new Portland General Electric Business EV Charging Pilot Program. Learn More >

ODOT - Community Charging Program: Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) is offering its Community Charging Rebates Program to bring EV charging to communities throughout Oregon. This is part of ODOT’s $100 million, five-year commitment to installing EV charging infrastructure within communities and along major roads. Learn More >

Pennsylvania

Driving PA Forward, Pennsylvania’s primary electric car rebate program for EV charging equipment, provides grants for the purchase, installation, maintenance, and operation of Level 2 chargers and newer, more powerful DC fast chargers. Driving PA Forward makes charging affordable for retail and office, residential, school and college, hotel, and public parking lot applications. Learn More >

Texas

Based on business location and utility company, you can take advantage of rebates for EV charging ports to attract and retain more customers, employees, and tenants. The rebates can help make it viable for businesses, institutions, and local governments to invest in critical EV charging capacity in their communities. Learn More >

Virginia

The Dominion Energy Virginia Smart Charging Infrastructure Pilot Program offers incentives that can help offset the costs for additional EV charging capacity for your customers, employees, tenants, or your own vehicle fleets. **Important Update: The program is currently closed and applications are not being accepted at this time. Learn More >

Washington

Significant electric car incentives are available in Washington State for the purchase and installation of electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Electric vehicle incentives and grants are funded by the state through its electric utilities and incentives are available at the state level and through by some local governments. Learn More >

Washington D.C.

PepCo is providing make-ready infrastructure to support the deployment of Level 2 and DCFC electric vehicle chargers for public use in the District. Learn More >