Find EV Charger Utility Partners

Search and filter for utilities by state or ZIP code and get contact information to learn about their EV charger installation efforts.

City of Aurora - (SD)

Ownership: Public (see public contacts)

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Available EV Charger Funding

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City of Austin - (MN)

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Available EV Charger Funding

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Austin Energy

Ownership: Public (see public contacts)

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Commercial | Residential

Incentives

EV Charger Incentives Residential: $1,200 rebate available for installation of Wi-Fi enabled Level 2 charger; $900 rebate available for non Wi-Fi enabled Level 2 charger. Commercial: Rebate of up to $4,000 or 50% of the cost to install approved Level 2 charging stations and/or EV Level 1 outlets available; $10,000 rebate available for DCFCs.

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City of Ava - (MO)

Ownership: Public (see public contacts)

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Available EV Charger Funding

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Town of Avilla - (IN)

Ownership: Public (see public contacts)

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Available EV Charger Funding

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City of Axtell - (KS)

Ownership: Public (see public contacts)

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Available EV Charger Funding

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Town of Ayden - (NC)

Ownership: Public (see public contacts)

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Available EV Charger Funding

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City of Aztec - (NM)

Ownership: Public (see public contacts)

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Available EV Charger Funding

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Avista Turbine Power, Inc

Ownership: Other

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Available EV Charger Funding

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City of Azusa

Ownership: Public (see public contacts)

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Available EV Charger Funding

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