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Do utility companies offer rebates for EV chargers?

Short answer

Yes, thousands of local utility companies offer rebates ranging from $300 to $1,500 for EV charger installations, and some provide the charger for free. In exchange, they usually require you to sign up for a Time-of-Use (TOU) rate plan or a demand-response program.

More detail

Utility rebates are highly localized. A utility company in California might offer a $1,000 rebate, while a neighboring utility offers nothing. The matched electrician from ChargeAtHomePros will know exactly which rebates apply to your specific ZIP code and utility provider.

The most common string attached to these rebates is a Time-of-Use rate plan. This means electricity is extremely cheap overnight but very expensive during the late afternoon (peak hours). You program your car to only charge after midnight, saving money while helping the utility balance the grid.

Some utilities require you to purchase a specific "smart" charger (like a ChargePoint or Enel X) from their approved list, so check your utility's website before buying hardware on Amazon.

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$1,000 federal tax credit + utility rebates filed by the matched electrician — included with the install. Free for you.

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