DNREC offers rebates to lower the cost of electric vehicle charging stations that can be installed at your workplace, outside your businesses and in other public places.

This program, which has been extended through June 30, 2021, is part of Delaware’s commitment to innovation in the transportation sector, reducing greenhouse gases, and improving Delaware’s air quality. It supports the Delaware Clean Vehicle Rebate Program.

How Much are the Rebates?

The Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Rebate Program provides rebates for Level 2 electric vehicle charging stations purchased between Jan. 1, 2020 and June 30, 2021.

Four types of charging stations are eligible:

• Public Access: Charging stations that are open to the public, such as retail centers, park and rides, hospitals, schools and universities, downtown areas, parking garages, hotels, parks and destinations and attractions.
• Workplace: Employers in a non-residential place of business.
• Fleet: Charging stations for fleet vehicles only and not available to the public.
• Multi-family: Properties with four or more residential units, such as condos, apartments and townhomes.

Refer to the Rebate Program Description and Guidance for the full list of eligibility requirements.

The rebate amount is for the cost of the charging station only. The maximum rebate amounts are $3,500 for single port and $7,000 for dual port.

How to Apply

Step One

Review the Rebate Program Description and Guidance, including eligibility requirements.

Step Two

Register as a “supplier” with the state of Delaware using the Division of Accounting eSupplier Portal. (Find more information in the New Supplier Registration Guide or view this instructional video)

If you have previously registered as a Supplier, you do not need to complete this step.

Step Three

Put together your application package as one PDF file:

• Complete Electric Vehicle Charging Station Rebate Application
• Proof of operation in Delaware (business license or tax exempt status)
• A copy of the sales slip for the charging station

Step Four

Send your application package in one PDF to DNREC.Transportation@delaware.gov and wait 8 to 10 weeks to receive your rebate.

About Taxes

This rebate may be considered taxable income by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service and the Delaware
Department of Revenue. It shall be the sole responsibility of the recipient, individually, to seek
professional advice and determine the tax consequences of this rebate.

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