Business EV Charging Rebates
Bring EV charging to your business, commercial property or fleet
With the new PGE Business EV Charging Pilot Program, you can apply for rebates to help offset the cost of installing qualifying Level 2 or DC fast electric vehicle chargers.
With the new PGE Business EV Charging Pilot Program, you can apply for rebates to help offset the cost of installing qualifying Level 2 or DC fast electric vehicle chargers.
Meet your sustainability goals and help Oregon meet our climate goals
EVs are changing the way we drive and how we do business. We provide financial incentives to help bring EV adoption to your workplace, commercial property or fleet. By installing EV chargers, you’ll not only support your business’s sustainability, but also contribute to meeting our region’s climate and environmental goals. As an amenity, EV chargers could bring more customer traffic, greater employee satisfaction and more interest from potential tenants. If you operate a fleet, EV chargers can enable a smoother transition to affordable electric fuel.
How can I participate?
Check out our rebates and their corresponding qualifications and requirements. It’s easy to get pre-approved and then apply. Have more questions? We have answers to your frequently asked questions.
Install Level 2 EV chargers at your commercial property
Earn rebates of up to $7,000 per port (Level 2 chargers typically have one or two ports) to help offset the cost. Multifamily properties may get up to $8,300 per port. There are two types of rebates, and you may receive both:
Charging hardware rebates of up to $1,000 per port for all customers, or $2,300 per port for multifamily properties.
Installation rebates of 80% of eligible costs paid, up to $6,000 per port and $36,000 per site. Eligible covered costs include the cost of installing electrical infrastructure to support the charger(s), including trenching, conduit, switchgear, equipment pads, line extension costs, site restoration, and charger installation.
Install DC fast chargers
Earn up to $25,000 per port (DCFCs typically have one port, even if they have two different connectors).
The rebate is $350 per kW of maximum output power (common power outputs are 50 kW, 100 kW, 150 kW, etc.), up to a maximum of $25,000 per port.
To apply for rebates:
Be a non-residential PGE account holder
Select a qualified EV charger
Optional preapproval: to receive preapproval and reserve rebate funds for up to 12 months, fill out our rebate reservation form
and upload a quote from your charger vendor (and one from your electrician, if applying for the Level 2 installation rebates)Once your chargers are installed, fill out the rebate application
TIP: Be ready to upload the following documents
An IRS Form W-9Â
An itemized invoice for your chargers
Itemized invoices for installation costs, if applying for the Level 2 installation rebates
A photo of your installation
A photo of each charger nameplate with serial number
Qualifying Chargers
To qualify for the rebate, you must install PGE-approved networked, Level 2 chargers. Please find our list of qualified chargers here . For EV charging vendors that would like to be added to the qualified chargers list, follow the instructions on this page.
Want to be even cleaner?
Our Basic Service pricing option includes renewable energy in the mix, but if you want to be an environmental super star, you’ll want to charge your EV using 100% clean energy. We can help. Enroll in our Green Future Enterprise program and we’ll make sure all of the energy you use comes from renewable sources.
With EVs, there are usually some questions about charging. No worries, check out our FAQs for answers to common questions. If you can’t find your answer there, email us at evrebate@pgn.com.