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EV programs by utility

EV rate plans, EVSE rebates, and managed-charging programs from US electric utilities. We update each page with date-stamped sources.

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California

Pacific Gas and Electric

PG&E serves roughly 5.4 million electric customers across northern and central California. The utility offers two EV-specific time-of-use rate plans (EV2-A for single-meter homes and EV-B for dedicated second meters), a residential Level 2 charger rebate of up to $500 (with an income-qualified rebate of up to $2,500), an income-qualified Empower EV program that bundles a free Level 2 charger with panel upgrade funding, multifamily and workplace make-ready, a fleet program for medium and heavy duty vehicles, and an active WeaveGrid managed-charging program.

Investor-owned

5,400,000 customers

Southern California Edison

Southern California Edison serves roughly 5 million customer accounts across central, coastal, and southern California. For EV drivers, SCE pairs a whole-house residential time-of-use rate optimized for electrification (TOU-D-PRIME) with a Charge Ready Home rebate that covers electrical panel upgrades for income-qualified and disadvantaged-community customers. Commercial and multifamily sites have access to the Charge Ready program suite (infrastructure, small site, and new construction rebates), and SCE runs a managed-charging pilot called Charge Smart SoCal in partnership with WeaveGrid.

Investor-owned

5,000,000 customers

PacifiCorp (Pacific Power and Rocky Mountain Power)

PacifiCorp serves about 2.1 million customers across California, Idaho, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming under two operating brands: Pacific Power in CA, OR, WA and Rocky Mountain Power in ID, UT, WY. Programs vary meaningfully by state and brand: Oregon and Utah customers have access to optional residential time-of-use rates, Oregon offers business and multifamily EV charger rebates, and Utah customers can enroll in the Wattsmart Drive managed-charging program. The standalone residential EV charger rebate is currently suspended pending review in every state PacifiCorp serves.

Investor-owned

2,104,090 customers

Los Angeles Department of Water and Power

Los Angeles Department of Water and Power is the largest U.S. municipal electric utility, serving roughly 1.5 million electric customers in the City of Los Angeles. For EV drivers, LADWP layers a $0.025 per kWh off-peak charging discount onto its R-1B residential time-of-use rate when a separately metered EV charger is installed, offers a residential Level 2 charger rebate of up to $1,000 plus a $250 dedicated-meter credit, and runs a commercial EV charger rebate in periodic enrollment windows. LADWP does not publish a stand-alone managed-charging or demand response program for residential EV drivers.

Municipal

1,500,000 customers

San Diego Gas & Electric

San Diego Gas & Electric serves roughly 1.5 million electric customers across San Diego County and southern Orange County. SDG&E offers a dedicated residential EV time-of-use rate (EV-TOU-5) with deep super off-peak pricing, a pre-owned EV rebate of up to $4,000, and access to the statewide ChargePerks California managed-charging program through WeaveGrid. Its Power Your Drive rebate programs for multifamily properties and workplaces are fully subscribed at this time; the fleet program remains available with rebates up to 80 percent of customer-side infrastructure cost.

Investor-owned

1,500,000 customers

Valley Electric Assn, Inc

TODO: one-paragraph editorial summary of Valley Electric Assn, Inc's EV programs and service area.

Cooperative

25,066 customers

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New York

Consolidated Edison Company of New York

Con Edison delivers electricity to roughly 3.5 million customers across New York City and Westchester County. The utility does not offer a residential Level 2 charger rebate, but it runs SmartCharge New York, a managed-charging program that pays drivers about $400 per year on average for off-peak and summer-peak-avoidance behavior, and offers an optional residential time-of-use rate. Its commercial PowerReady make-ready program is one of the largest in the country, though as of April 22, 2026 Con Edison stopped accepting new Level 2 applications and paused new DCFC applications.

Investor-owned

3,500,000 customers

FirstEnergy Pennsylvania Electric Company

FirstEnergy Pennsylvania Electric Company is the 2024 consolidation of Met-Ed, Penelec, Penn Power, and West Penn Power. It is a regulated transmission and distribution utility serving roughly 2.09 million customers in deregulated Pennsylvania, where households shop for generation supply separately. The utility offers an optional supply-side Time-of-Use rate with a Super Off-Peak window built for overnight EV charging; it does not currently publish a residential EV charger rebate program on its own pages.

Investor-owned

2,090,444 customers

Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation d/b/a National Grid

National Grid (Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation) serves roughly 1.6 million electric customers across Upstate New York. The utility offers an EV-friendly SC-1 Voluntary Time-of-Use rate and the Charge Smart NY managed-charging program, which pays residential SC-1 customers $25 per month for charging during off-peak hours. There is no standalone residential EVSE rebate; commercial Make-Ready (Take Charge Program) funding for Level 2 and DCFC has been closing on a rolling basis as the Joint Utilities of New York Make-Ready program nears the end of its initial funding cycle, while the Medium- and Heavy-Duty Vehicle Pilot remains open.

Investor-owned

1,600,000 customers

Long Island Power Authority

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Municipal

1,161,787 customers

New York State Electric and Gas Corporation

New York State Electric and Gas Corporation (NYSEG), an Avangrid subsidiary, serves about 890,000 electricity customers across more than 40 percent of Upstate New York. NYSEG offers an EV-eligible whole-house Day-Night Rate (Service Class 8, with the SC-8 PEV special provision) and the OptimizEV residential managed-charging program, which pays a one-time enrollment incentive plus monthly rewards for off-peak home charging. There is no standalone residential EVSE purchase rebate. NYSEG's commercial EV Charger Make-Ready Program closed to new applications on April 22, 2026 per a New York Public Service Commission order, but the Demand Charge Rebate Program for commercial EV charging customers remains active.

Investor-owned

890,000 customers

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Texas

Oncor Electric Delivery

Oncor is the transmission and distribution utility (TDU) for roughly 3.7 million premises across north, central, west, and east Texas. Because Texas operates a deregulated retail electricity market, Oncor delivers power but does not sell it; customers buy energy from retail electric providers (REPs), and any EV-specific time-of-use plan is set by the REP rather than by Oncor. On the EV side, Oncor's direct customer offerings are limited to a Level 2 charger discount routed through the Take a Load Off Texas Retail Products subprogram, plus a closed Toyota vehicle-to-grid research collaboration that is not open to general customer enrollment.

Investor-owned

3,700,000 customers

CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric

CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric is a regulated transmission and distribution utility (TDU) serving roughly 2.5 million electric customers in the Greater Houston area. Because Texas operates a deregulated retail electricity market, CenterPoint owns the wires, meters, and substations but does not sell energy or set retail rates; EV-relevant time-of-use plans (including 'free nights' and similar off-peak structures) are offered by retail electric providers (REPs), not by CenterPoint. PUCT rules also bar ERCOT TDUs from owning or operating public EV chargers, so CenterPoint's direct EV role is limited to grid planning, service upgrades for new charging load, and make-ready style infrastructure on the utility side of the meter rather than consumer rebates or managed-charging programs.

Investor-owned

2,500,000 customers

AEP Texas

AEP Texas is a transmission and distribution utility (TDU) serving roughly 1.1 million customers across south, west, and parts of north Texas. Because Texas operates a deregulated retail electricity market, AEP Texas does not set energy rates or offer EV-specific time-of-use plans; customers buy energy from retail electric providers (REPs) such as TXU, Reliant, Gexa, and Octopus Energy, and any EV-specific time-of-use rate is set by the REP rather than by AEP Texas. AEP Texas does not currently publish a residential or commercial EVSE rebate or a managed-charging program of its own.

Investor-owned

1,100,000 customers

City of San Antonio - (TX)

TODO: one-paragraph editorial summary of City of San Antonio - (TX)'s EV programs and service area.

Municipal

962,272 customers

Southwestern Electric Power Co

TODO: one-paragraph editorial summary of Southwestern Electric Power Co's EV programs and service area.

Investor-owned

554,134 customers

Austin Energy

Austin Energy is a municipally-owned utility serving the City of Austin and surrounding Travis County. It runs the Plug-In EVerywhere public charging network and offers a residential Level 2 charger rebate alongside one of the most generous workplace and multifamily rebate programs in Texas.

Municipal

520,000 customers

El Paso Electric Co

TODO: one-paragraph editorial summary of El Paso Electric Co's EV programs and service area.

Investor-owned

459,472 customers

Southwestern Public Service Co

TODO: one-paragraph editorial summary of Southwestern Public Service Co's EV programs and service area.

Investor-owned

408,769 customers

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