EV Charger Rebate Information
Public Networked Level 2 EV Chargers
- Must be accessible to the general public. Private installations do not qualify.
- Member is responsible for ensuring all local and national building and electrical codes are met.
- EV charging equipment is required to be network capable.
- One rebate per installed charger; multiple charge connectors/ports associated with a single charger do not qualify for multiple rebates.
- Rebates are subject to an aggregated $10,000 annual cap per member.
Application Requirements
- Itemized receipt with EV charging equipment and electric service installation details including model numbers and cost.
- Rebates are paid to the United Power member. Applications cannot be submitted by contractors on behalf of members.
Rebate Amount
- 50% of cost, maximum $2,000
To apply for incentives, or for consideration for incentives on direct-current fast charging (DCFC) installations, contact your Key Accounts Advisor.
United Power Key Account Advisors
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