New York alternative fuels and EV recharging property tax credit
OpenNew York State Department of Taxation and Finance
A nonrefundable New York tax credit for qualifying charging property used at least 50% in a New York trade or business. Personal-use home charging alone does not meet this requirement.
Who qualifies and how to apply
- How much
- Lesser of $5,000 or 50% of eligible property and installation labor cost, less grant-paid costs, per qualifying installation
- Who qualifies
- Qualifying property in New York, used at least 50% in a New York trade or business; taxpayer and property must meet current tax-law/form rules.
- When to apply
- Claim through applicable state income/corporate tax form; no rebate reservation or automatic payment.
- Deadline
- Available for taxable years beginning through December 31, 2028; this is a tax-year cutoff, not a universal installation or filing deadline.
Charge Ready NY2.0
OpenNYSERDA
Rebate for eligible shared Level 2 workplace and multifamily sites. Single-family homes, small buildings and workplaces with fewer than 20 employees are excluded. Dedicated parking and fleet-only categories have a smaller rebate.
Who qualifies and how to apply
- How much
- $3,000 per qualifying workplace, multifamily or hotel port; an additional $1,000 for eligible disadvantaged-community sites; $1,000 per individually assigned or fleet-only port
- Who qualifies
- New York site owners or authorized installers; workplaces with at least 20 employees; multifamily sites with at least 10 units in total and no building with fewer than five connected units, with more than 50% resident vehicle use. Hotels/motels use the multifamily category; only the site owner may apply as its equipment owner.
- When to apply
- Preinstallation reservation is available after approval; an alternative application within 90 days after installation is allowed under the program conditions.
- Deadline
- PON 5367 listing gives December 31, 2026; funding is subject to availability
Charge Ready NY: Large Public Sector Project (PON6141)
OpenNYSERDA
The revised PON 6141 extends submissions to October 27, 2026. Public entities apply for large portfolios of publicly accessible Level 2 sites; this is separate from Charge Ready NY 2.0.
Who qualifies and how to apply
- How much
- Up to 80% of eligible costs; generally $1m–$15m per award, up to $20,000 per new port or $5,000 per replacement port
- Who qualifies
- Public/government entity owns or oversees EVSE and submits application; public-private operation may qualify. Publicly owned or qualifying leased sites with sufficient lease term; light-duty publicly accessible sites required.
- When to apply
- Execute NYSERDA agreement before incurring eligible costs
- Deadline
- October 27, 2026 at 3 p.m. Eastern (extended in revised solicitation)
2026 Residential Charger Rebate
OpenPSEG Long Island
PSEG Long Island offers up to $100 for an eligible 2026 Level 2 charger, or up to $400 for qualifying DAC/Household Assistance customers. Hardware purchase, electricity account and listed-product rules apply.
Who qualifies and how to apply
- How much
- Up to $100 standard or $400 enhanced, no more than charger purchase cost
- Who qualifies
- Existing PSEG Long Island active residential account; purchase/install January 1, 2026 or later; enhanced qualification through DAC location OR Household Assistance enrollment
- When to apply
- Current application follows purchase and installation; rebate is subject to review and annual funding
- Deadline
- 2026 calendar-year funding, until exhausted; no specific application date stated in reviewed terms
