Oregon electric vehicle (EV) charging incentives

• Publicly accessible sites: $5,500 per port up to 75% of eligible costs.
• Multi-family housing: $5,500 per port up to 75% of eligible costs.
• Workplaces: $3,500 per port up to 75% of eligible costs.

Workplace and public access sites have a minimum requirement of installing two ports and a maximum limit of installing 12 ports. Multi-family housing sites have a minimum requirement of four ports and a maximum limit of twelve ports.

Application are accepted on a first-come first-served basis until July 3rd, 2024.

Pacific Power's Charge at Work rebates for Businesses offers its customers up to a maximum of 6 ports for $1,000 per port, not to exceed 75% of total costs.

Pacific Power Charge at Home rebates for Multifamily Housing offers the owner or manager of a multifamily residential building with a minimum of three units a rebate of up to $4,500 per port, capped at 75% of total costs.

EWEB's Smart Charge Rebate for commercial customers can help offset purchase and installation costs.

• $1,500 rebate for Level 2 AC public charging stations per port
• $2,000 rebate per port for qualified multifamily affordable housing sites
• $10,000 rebate per single-port DC fast charging station that is publicly available
• $15,000 rebate per multi-port DC fast charging station that is publicly available

The PGE Business EV Charging Program may provide customers who install qualified EV chargers at a commercial property a rebate of $1,000 per port to help offset the cost. Income-eligible multifamily properties may receive up to $2,300 per port. 

Fleet Partner Plan

A PGE engineer will work with you to plan out your project and provide you with a free feasibility study that includes:

• Electric vehicle feasibility assessment
• Charging analysis
• Fuel cost and clean fuel credit analysis
• Site assessment
• Preliminary designs and cost estimates
• Summary of incentives
• There’s no cost to receive the Fleet Partner Study and no obligation to proceed with the program.

Fleet Partner Build

In the Build phase, PGE will provide:

• Turnkey final design and construction of make-ready infrastructure
• A custom Make-Ready Incentive based on forecasted energy use of the chargers up to $400,000
• Keep chargers operational and share charging data with PGE for 10 years
• Once they are done, you’ll need to install at least one qualified Level 2 AC or DC fast charger within 6 months

Central Electric Cooperative offers active members up to a $450 rebate to install qualified Level 2 Chargers at their residence, multi-family dwelling or business.

Central Lincoln Community Owned Electric Utility is offering commercial members up to a $250 rebate to install Level 2 Charger at multi-family dwellings or businesses.

The City of Ashland will reimburse a fixed amount per charger installed for business customers with an active electric account, or if a business is a registered contributor to Ashland's Transient Occupancy Tax. Incentives are available for new,  Level 2 AC chargers.

Douglas Electric Cooperative offers its commercial members a rebate up to $1,000 per charging port for a maximum of 6 ports per location that are publicly accessible.