Business EV Charger Plus Rebate
OpenGeorgia Power
A rebate on each new Level 2 or DC fast charger a Georgia Power business customer installs, paid by the charger's power rating.
Who qualifies and how to apply
- How much
- Level 2 at $250/kW and DC fast at $150/kW; up to $30,000 per project and $60,000 per year, and never more than 50% of the charger, installation and material cost.
- Who qualifies
- Georgia Power business customers on a commercial or industrial rate with an active, permanent account. Chargers must be new, NRTL-certified, at least Level 2 (208/240 V) on a dedicated circuit, no portable connectors, installed by a licensed electrician within the current calendar year. Pre-approval is recommended but not required. Cannot be combined with the Make Ready program.
- When to apply
- Current terms require application approval before installing newly purchased equipment. They also state a calendar-year or no-more-than-six-month post-installation rebate-submission limit; obtain the administrator’s pre-installation approval rather than treating the latter as an exemption.
- Deadline
- No end date published; available while funds last. Apply within the calendar year or within 6 months after installation.
Multifamily EV Charger Plus Rebate
OpenGeorgia Power
A flat rebate on each new Level 2 charger a multifamily property owner installs.
Who qualifies and how to apply
- How much
- $5000 per Level 2 charger; up to $50,000 per project and $150,000 per year, and never more than 50% of the charger, installation and material cost. DC fast chargers are not eligible.
- Who qualifies
- Multifamily property owners with a Georgia Power commercial or industrial account, or a residential-rate account registered under a business entity name. Level 2 (208/240 V) only, no DC fast chargers; new, NRTL-certified, on a dedicated circuit, installed by a licensed electrician.
- When to apply
- Current multifamily terms require application approval before installing newly purchased equipment; observe the separate calendar-year/six-month submission language and confirm project-specific timing.
- Deadline
- No end date published; available while funds last. Apply within the calendar year or within 6 months after installation.
Make Ready Infrastructure Program
OpenGeorgia Power
Georgia Power builds, owns and maintains the electrical infrastructure behind the meter up to the charger ports of a public-facing charging site; the customer buys and installs the chargers.
Who qualifies and how to apply
- How much
- Up to $300K in funding per qualifying project, delivered as Georgia Power-built and -owned infrastructure up to, not including, the chargers.
- Who qualifies
- Georgia Power business customers, including commercial and industrial customers, municipalities, universities, schools, hospitals and multifamily developments; not residential. Six or more charging ports, or at least one DC fast charger. Chargers must be public-facing: at multifamily, hospital and other business sites they must be publicly accessible, open to the general public at the same rate, and findable in a public charger locator such as PlugShare, so chargers reserved for guests or residents do not qualify. Cannot be combined with the Business EV Charger Plus Rebate.
- When to apply
- Coordinate utility application/design/agreement before construction; Georgia Power builds and owns funded make-ready.
- Deadline
- Scheduled to be available until December 31, 2028, or until funding runs out; funded first come, first served.
Residential EV Charger Rebate
OpenGeorgia Power
A rebate for each new Level 2 charger installed at a single-family home or townhome, or an instant rebate when the charger is bought on the Georgia Power Marketplace.
Who qualifies and how to apply
- How much
- $150 per charger, up to two chargers per account (up to $300). Or a $150 instant rebate on a Level 2 charger bought on the Georgia Power Marketplace; a Marketplace charger cannot also get the mail-in rebate.
- Who qualifies
- Georgia Power residential customers in a single-family home or townhome, on any rate; the owner, or with the owner's written permission. New wall- or pedestal-mounted Level 2 (208/240 V) charger on a dedicated circuit; mobile connectors do not qualify. Third-party vendors and EV charging businesses are not eligible.
- When to apply
- Residential request follows installation with the invoice or allowed self-installation evidence; apply within six months and the current-year installation limit. A marketplace instant rebate is a separate route.
- Deadline
- The 2026 terms cover installations completed on or before December 31, 2026, while funds last; the rebate page says installations between Jan 1, 2026 and December 31, 2028. Submit within 6 months of installation.
