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District of Columbia
DCWashington DC residents may have access to local incentives for EV charger installation through DOEE. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract.
Check the DC Department of Energy and Environment (DOEE) and Pepco for any active residential or commercial EV charger rebate programs.
Pepco
California
CACalifornia residents may have access to state, local, and utility incentives for EV charger installation in addition to the federal 30C credit. Programs and availability vary by utility territory and location.
Search the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) website and your specific utility's EV program page. Major utilities often list residential and commercial charger rebate programs directly.
Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E), Southern California Edison (SCE), San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E), Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP), Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD)
Texas
TXTexas has a deregulated electricity market, meaning incentive availability varies significantly by utility or retail electric provider. Some Texas utilities and cooperatives may offer EV charger rebates — check your specific provider.
In deregulated areas, contact your retail electric provider (REP) directly. In cooperative or municipal utility areas, check your utility's website for EV programs. The AFDC database is a good starting point.
Oncor Electric Delivery, CenterPoint Energy, AEP Texas, Austin Energy, Pedernales Electric Cooperative
Florida
FLFlorida does not currently have a statewide EV charger tax credit, but some Florida utilities may offer rebates or time-of-use rate incentives for EV charging. The federal 30C credit may apply if your address is in a qualifying census tract.
Check your utility's EV program page directly. Florida's larger investor-owned utilities have periodically offered residential EV charger rebate programs — availability changes frequently.
Florida Power & Light (FPL), Duke Energy Florida, Tampa Electric (TECO), Florida City Gas / NextEra, JEA (Jacksonville), Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC)
New York
NYNew York may offer state-level EV charger incentives through NYSERDA and utility programs. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your address and census tract. Check NYSERDA and your utility for current program availability.
Visit the NYSERDA website (nyserda.ny.gov) and your utility's EV page. Consolidated Edison and National Grid have historically offered EV-related programs in their service territories.
Consolidated Edison (Con Ed), National Grid NY, Central Hudson Gas & Electric, New York State Electric & Gas (NYSEG), Rochester Gas and Electric (RG&E), Long Island Power Authority (LIPA)
Michigan
MIMichigan residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply if you live in a qualifying non-urban or low-income census tract.
Check with your local utility provider. DTE Energy and Consumers Energy often have EV charging programs, rebates, or specialized EV time-of-use rates.
DTE Energy, Consumers Energy, Lansing Board of Water & Light (BWL)
Illinois
ILIllinois may have state or utility incentives for EV charger installation through programs connected to the Illinois Climate and Equitable Jobs Act (CEJA). The federal 30C credit may also apply. Check the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency and your utility for current programs.
Search the Illinois EPA (epa.illinois.gov) and ComEd's EV programs page. The Illinois CEJA has provisions related to EV charging infrastructure — check for any current residential or commercial programs.
ComEd (Commonwealth Edison), Ameren Illinois, MidAmerican Energy (Illinois), Nicor Gas (gas service)
New Jersey
NJNew Jersey has been active in EV infrastructure policy and may offer state or utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may apply depending on your census tract. Check the NJ Board of Public Utilities and your utility for current programs.
The NJ Board of Public Utilities (BPU) and programs like NJ Clean Energy may list current EV charger incentive programs. Your utility's EV page is also a reliable starting point.
PSE&G (Public Service Electric and Gas), Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L), Atlantic City Electric, Rockland Electric
Colorado
COColorado has an active EV incentive landscape and may offer state tax credits or utility rebates for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply. Check the Colorado Energy Office and your utility for the most current programs.
The Colorado Energy Office (energy.colorado.gov) and Xcel Energy's EV programs page are good starting points. Other Colorado utilities and cooperatives may also have EV charger incentive programs.
Xcel Energy (Colorado), Black Hills Energy (Colorado), Tri-State Generation and Transmission, Intermountain Rural Electric Association (IREA), United Power
Washington
WAWashington state has strong EV infrastructure policy and some utilities may offer rebates for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may apply if your address is in a qualifying census tract. Check the Washington State Department of Commerce and your utility.
Search the Washington State Department of Commerce energy programs page and your specific utility or PUD (public utility district) website for current EV charger rebate programs.
Puget Sound Energy (PSE), Seattle City Light, Snohomish County PUD, Tacoma Power, Clark Public Utilities, Avista Utilities
Arizona
AZArizona utility providers often have programs that support EV charging. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your location. Check your local utility for hardware rebates or off-peak charging rates.
Check with APS, SRP, or TEP. Many Arizona utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Arizona Public Service (APS), Salt River Project (SRP), Tucson Electric Power (TEP)
Massachusetts
MAMassachusetts may offer EV charger incentives through the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) and utility programs. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location. Check MassCEC and your utility for current availability.
Visit the MassCEC website (masscec.com) and your utility's EV page. National Grid and Eversource have historically offered EV-related rebate programs in Massachusetts — program details change frequently.
Eversource Energy (Massachusetts), National Grid (Massachusetts), Unitil, Reading Municipal Light Department, Middleborough Gas & Electric
Georgia
GAGeorgia is a growing EV market and some utilities may offer incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may apply depending on your census tract. Check the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority and your utility for current programs.
Check Georgia Power's EV programs page and the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA) website. Some electric membership cooperatives (EMCs) in Georgia may also have EV charger programs.
Georgia Power (Southern Company), Sawnee Electric Membership Corporation, Cobb EMC, Greystone Power Corporation, Atlanta Gas Light (gas service)
Alabama
ALAlabama residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Alaska
AKAlaska residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Arkansas
ARArkansas residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Connecticut
CTConnecticut residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Delaware
DEDelaware residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Hawaii
HIHawaii residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Idaho
IDIdaho residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Indiana
INIndiana residents may be eligible for utility incentives to support EV charger installations. The federal 30C tax credit may also apply if you live in a qualifying census tract.
Check with utility providers such as AES Indiana, Duke Energy, or NIPSCO for specific rebate programs or off-peak EV charging rate options.
Iowa
IAIowa residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Kansas
KSKansas residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Kentucky
KYKentucky residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Louisiana
LALouisiana residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Maine
MEMaine residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Maryland
MDMaryland has a strong history of offering state-level EV charging equipment rebates through the Maryland Energy Administration. The federal 30C credit may also apply to eligible locations.
Check the Maryland Energy Administration (MEA) for the EVSE Rebate Program status, and review your local utility (like BGE, Pepco, or SMECO) for additional incentives.
Minnesota
MNMinnesota offers various local and utility-level incentives to help lower the cost of EV charger installations. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract.
Check the Minnesota Department of Commerce and specific utilities like Xcel Energy or Minnesota Power for available charger rebates and EV rate plans.
Mississippi
MSMississippi residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Missouri
MOMissouri residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Montana
MTMontana residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Nebraska
NENebraska residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Nevada
NVNevada residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
New Hampshire
NHNew Hampshire residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
New Mexico
NMNew Mexico residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
North Carolina
NCNorth Carolina residents may have access to utility incentives to offset the cost of EV charger installations. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Review the NC Department of Environmental Quality site and check with utilities like Duke Energy or your local electric cooperative for current EV charger rebate programs.
North Dakota
NDNorth Dakota residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Ohio
OHOhio offers various utility-level incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit can also help reduce costs if you reside in a qualifying census tract.
Check with your local utility provider, such as AEP Ohio, Duke Energy, or FirstEnergy, as they may have programs that support EV charging hardware or off-peak charging rates.
Oklahoma
OKOklahoma residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Oregon
OROregon is highly supportive of EVs and may offer state or utility incentives for charger installations. The federal 30C tax credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check the Oregon Department of Energy for state programs and review utility offerings from PGE or Pacific Power for residential and commercial charging incentives.
Pennsylvania
PAPennsylvania residents may find EV charging incentives through the state Department of Environmental Protection or local utility programs. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check the Pennsylvania DEP website and your specific utility provider (like PECO, Duquesne Light, or PPL) for available residential and commercial charger rebates.
Rhode Island
RIRhode Island residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
South Carolina
SCSouth Carolina residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
South Dakota
SDSouth Dakota residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Tennessee
TNTennessee residents may find local utility incentives for EV charger installation, often through regional power distributors. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract.
Since many areas are served by local power companies in partnership with TVA, check your direct power provider for EV charger rebates or special time-of-use rates.
Utah
UTUtah residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Vermont
VTVermont residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Virginia
VAVirginia has supportive EV policies and some utilities offer incentives for home and commercial EV charger installations. The federal 30C credit may also apply if you meet the location requirements.
Check with Dominion Energy or Appalachian Power for EV charging programs, and review the Virginia Department of Energy for any statewide updates.
West Virginia
WVWest Virginia residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Wisconsin
WIWisconsin residents may find EV charging incentives offered by local utility companies. The federal 30C credit may also help reduce installation costs if you live in an eligible census tract.
Check with utility providers like We Energies, Alliant Energy, or your local municipal/cooperative electric provider for any current EV charger programs.
Wyoming
WYWyoming residents may have access to utility incentives for EV charger installation. The federal 30C credit may also apply depending on your census tract location.
Check with your local utility provider. Many utilities offer specific rate plans for EV owners or rebates for purchasing an eligible Level 2 charger.
Federal Credit vs. Local Incentives
The federal 30C Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit is completely separate from state, local, and utility incentives.
Utility rebates are typically claimed directly through utility portals or state agencies — often requiring applications before installation. The federal credit, however, is calculated and claimed when filing your yearly tax return using IRS Form 8911. Qualifying for a utility rebate does not guarantee federal tax credit eligibility, and vice versa.
How to verify local incentives
Because state and local incentive programs evolve and expire frequently, follow these steps to verify active funding before booking an installation.
Incentive Verification Checklist
- Search the AFDC database Find compiled incentives, tax laws, and rebates in your state.
- Check your state office Visit the official portal of your state’s energy department or environmental agency.
- Check your electric utility Check the 'residential programs' or 'rebates' section of your electric utility's website.
- Confirm pre-approval rules Many programs require pre-approval before purchasing or installing a charger.
Can incentives be stacked?
Some users may be able to combine federal, state, utility, or local programs, but stacking rules vary and depend on specific program guidelines.
Before assuming you will receive the full amount of both, consider the following potential limitations:
- Tax Basis Reduction: Under IRC Section 30C, receiving a financial subsidy or rebate from a utility or state program for your installation may reduce your qualified cost basis. You generally must subtract the rebate amount from your costs before applying the 30% federal credit calculation.
- Double-Dipping Rules: Some state agencies explicitly forbid combining their incentives with utility rebate programs for the same equipment, whereas others encourage it.
- Tax Liability Caps: Since the federal 30C credit is non-refundable, if other rebates reduce your installation cost significantly, ensure you still have sufficient federal tax liability to benefit from the tax credit.