Effective Rebate Dates: July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026.
The member must have an active account with the cooperative with loads not exceeding 50 kw and which does not include lighting or seasonal. If you are not sure if your account meets these requirements, please review your bill or contact the cooperative.
The member must be in good standing with the cooperative. Good standing includes but is not limited to being current/up to date/ paid/not delinquent on all open accounts.
Rebate
Maximum of $1,000 will be paid on the basis of one rebate for each new qualifying electric vehicle charger purchased and installed. A maximum of one rebate will be paid per consumer-member residence. Payment will be made via mailed check or bill credit within eight (8) weeks of an approved application, on-site inspection, and installation of the sub-meter. Rebate is limited - offer expires when funds are depleted on a first-come, first served basis, or when program is discontinued.
Requirements
The member must agree to participate in the EV Rider for a minimum of three years.
The member must own or lease a plug-in EV. Proof of purchase or lease agreement must be submitted with the program application.
The member must pay for a qualified electrician to install a separate, dedicated 240V, minimum 30 amp circuit for EV charging only, or already have a separate 240V, minimum 30 amp circuit for EV charging.
A dedicated sub-meter must be installed in the circuit in a location mutually agreeable to the cooperative. The cooperative will provide a 100 Amp sub-meter base free of charge to be installed by the qualified electrician. The cooperative will provide and install the submeter free of charge.
If two or more Level 2 EV charging stations are located at the residence, all charging stations must participate in the program and abide by these program terms and conditions. The cooperative reserves the right to inspect the electric vehicle charger and its installation and verify its eligibility for rebate.
Misrepresentation or falsifying information voids application and member is deemed ineligible for rebate program. Reporting of false information may result in an obligation to reimburse the cooperative for all damages or losses caused by such action, at the cooperative’s option.
