Santee Cooper Marketplace instant rebate on EV chargers
OpenSantee Cooper
An instant rebate at checkout on the Level 2 home chargers sold through the Santee Cooper Marketplace.
Who qualifies and how to apply
- How much
- $20 discount on eligible listed charger at marketplace checkout
- Who qualifies
- Santee Cooper residential customers whose account validates at checkout; applies only to chargers bought on the Santee Cooper Marketplace.
- When to apply
- Validate electricity account before eligible marketplace checkout; discount is at purchase.
- Deadline
- No end date published.
EV Charger Rebate
OpenBlue Ridge Electric Cooperative
Blue Ridge's current EV page links an application for a $50 EV charger rebate. The old $500 ChargePoint Home Flex application required purchase by December 31, 2024 and is a separate ended record.
Who qualifies and how to apply
- How much
- $50
- Who qualifies
- Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative members; current form details could not be extracted.
Residential Rebate (EV Time of Use Rate Program)
OpenYork Electric Cooperative
A rebate of up to $200 for members with a qualifying EV charger at home who join York Electric's EV time-of-use rate; YEC installs the time-of-day meter.
Who qualifies and how to apply
- How much
- Up to $200.
- Who qualifies
- Members with a qualifying EV charger installed at their home in YEC's service territory, on the EV Time of Use Rate Program. The charger and a separate submeter must be installed by a qualified electrician; YEC installs only the time-of-day meter.
- When to apply
- Arrange the EV time-of-use account/meter setup with YEC and use its residential rebate route; the reviewed pages do not establish a separate reservation requirement or universal submission deadline.
- Deadline
- No end date published.
Electric Vehicle Charging Station and Rebate Program
OpenLaurens Electric Cooperative
A $600 rebate for members who buy a Level 2 EV charging station from Laurens Electric and let the co-op adjust it at peak demand, plus a yearly participation incentive.
Who qualifies and how to apply
- How much
- $600 rebate, plus an annual $30.00 incentive for taking part in peak load management.
- Who qualifies
- Members who buy a Level 2 charging station from the co-op and agree to peak load management: the co-op may communicate with the charger to make small automatic adjustments at peak demand.
Electric Vehicle Charger Incentive
OpenGreer Commission of Public Works
A $250 credit for Greer CPW residential customers who install a 240V Level 2 charger, or a 14-50 outlet used with a 240V mobile charger, at home.
Who qualifies and how to apply
- How much
- $250 credit; one per residential meter or account.
- Who qualifies
- Residential customers who install 240V (Level 2 or equivalent) charging equipment, or a 14-50 receptacle with a 240V mobile charger; must show registration of an owned or leased EV with a battery of at least 40 kWh; wiring permitted by the City of Greer or the county; GCPW inspects the installation before paying; one credit per residential meter or account.
- When to apply
- Obtain the required wiring permit and complete installation; the incentive form permits CPW inspection before credit. No separate advance rebate reservation is stated.
- Deadline
- No end date published; the set-aside funds are paid first come, first served, and GCPW may discontinue the incentive.
