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We offer rebates to lower the cost of electric vehicle charging stations that can be installed at your home, at your workplace, outside your businesses, and in other public places.
This program 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. For more information, see our Frequently Asked Questions.
The Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Rebate Program provides rebates for Level 2 electric vehicle charging equipment.
Residential properties: The rebate is 50% of the cost of the charging station (maximum rebate amount per charging station is $500).
Commercial properties: Each rebate is 75% of the cost of the charging station (maximum rebate amount per charging station is $2,500).
Workplaces: Each rebate is 75% of the cost of the charging station (maximum rebate amount per charging station is $5,000). Under this program, a workplace is defined as an employer with 15 or more employees in a non-residential place of business. The US Department of Energy offers guidance on deciding whether a workplace charging station is right for your business.
Please note that the applications below apply to any charging equipment purchased on or after July 1, 2018. For charging equipment purchased between November 1, 2016 and June 30, 2018, please see our past programs page.
Submit all required documents (except the eSupplier registration, which must be completed online) to the Delaware Division of Climate, Coastal, & Energy. Documents can be sent via email (DNREC.Transportation@delaware.gov) or by US mail (100 W. Water Street, Suite 5A, Dover, DE 19904).
Applications must be signed by the purchaser. The applicant is responsible for ensuring that all documentation is complete.
Complete Electric Vehicle Charging Station Application
Proof of residency or operation in Delaware (driver’s license, military proof of service letter, or business license)
A copy of the sales slip for the charging station
Applicants must register as an eSupplier with the Delaware Division of Accounting
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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