ReCharge – IID’s EV Charger Rebate Program
Important program information
EV Charger must be exclusively Level 2 (240 V) and utilize the J Plug (SAE J1772) connector or Tesla wall connector. Portable or 110V-compatible units do not qualify. EV Charger must be wall or pedestal mounted.
Rebate shall be 50% of the sum of net EV Charger purchase price + net installation cost (if any), up to $500.
Purchase and install the qualifying product between January 1, 2025, and December 31, 2025.
Purchases in 2024 may qualify if the application is submitted before March 1, 2025.
Read the terms and conditions of the program.
In order to apply:
Apply online below.
Upload paid-in-full EV charger receipt (and installation invoice, if any)
Upload a photo of the installed EV charger.
Upload a photo of the serial number on your EV charger.
Program limitations and requirements
Rebate limit. One rebate per charging station; dual-port charging stations are only eligible for a single rebate.
Maximum annual rebate. Residential rebates are capped at $5,000 annually per customer account for all rebate programs combined.
Rebate frequency. A customer may only receive a rebate for the same product type once every five years.
Limited funding. Rebates are limited, not guaranteed and may be terminated without prior notice.
Self-generating customers. Self-generating customers’ rebate amounts will be determined by the percentage of their total energy usage that is not offset by their photovoltaic system. For example, if only 25% of a self-generating customer’s energy is supplied by IID, their incentive is reduced to 25% of the rebate amount listed on the application.
Self-installation. Customers that self-install products do not need to work with a contractor, but must obtain any required permits from their local jurisdiction, if applicable.
Note: IID accepts ReCharge applications exclusively through its online portal.When embarking on a project that requires electrical work, selecting the right electrical contractor is crucial to ensure safety and efficiency. Every project is unique, so it's essential to understand your specific needs before reaching out to contractors. Whether you're upgrading your home's electrical system or installing new wiring for a commercial building, having a clear understanding of your requirements will guide your decision-making process.