Utility incentives, by service territory
Utility EV make-ready programs and charger rebates
Many utilities pay for the wiring and upgrades chargers need, and offer rebates on the chargers.
What it pays for
- The electrical work up to the charger: service upgrades, conduit, wiring and panels
- Rebates toward the cost of the chargers
- In some programs, design and construction managed by the utility itself
What decides it
- Which utility serves the site, and what it offers today
- Pre-approval before work begins, which many programs require
- Budgets that are often first come, first served, and close when spent
Where it stands
Programs differ by utility and state, and change as budgets are spent and renewed. We check what your utility offers before any work starts.
Last reviewed October 2026 against the official sources below. Program rules change; we confirm the current rules before any application.
How we help
- Find the programs in your utility's territory
- File for pre-approval before construction
- Coordinate with the utility through design and construction
- Claim the rebates after commissioning
$2,500 per application, plus 5% of funds received. How fees work
Official sources
Other programs: NEVI Formula Program · Section 30C tax credit · California LCFS · Washington Clean Fuel Standard
This page is a plain-language summary for orientation. It is not a determination of eligibility, and not tax or legal advice.
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