The following information comes from the Denver government website. For full details visit here or contact us today to see how Peak EV Solutions can help.
How to Apply – Denver EV Charger Installation Rebate
- Research and choose what equipment you want to install (see full list below).
- Get quotes from approved contractors. Make sure to emphasize that you’re interested in Denver’s Climate Action, Xcel Energy‘s rebates, and rebates from the Inflation Reduction Act.
- Take a look at our Registered Contractor List(PDF, 420KB). We recommend that you get at least three quotes from different contractors to compare.
- Choose a contractor and schedule an install. Rebates should be included in your quote/invoice as a credit or a discount.
- Your contractor will submit paperwork about the rebate on your behalf.
Program Eligibility – Denver EV Charger Installation Rebate
To utilize this program:
- You must live in the City and County of Denver
- You must apply the rebate to a project at an existing residence. New construction is not eligible
- Project location must be in an existing single-family homes or multi-family building of 4 units or less
- You must be Xcel Energy customer
Stacking Rebates – Denver EV Charger Installation Rebate
These home energy and electrification rebates can be stacked and combined with rebates from Xcel Energy and the Colorado Energy Office (funded by the Inflation Reduction Act), provided the equipment you choose, and your income match the requirements for each program.
- Denver EV Charger Installation Rebate
*Electric Service Upgrade: If you’re applying for a rebate, your home electrical panel may need an upgrade to support the extra electrical load. This add-on rebate helps cover the cost of an electrical upgrade, including a new panel, associated wiring, or a new circuit required to install new equipment.
- Up to $2,000 is available to applicants applying for another rebate through the Climate Action Rebate program.
- You can work with any of our registered contractors to install this equipment.
The program reserves the right to conduct field inspections to verify information about equipment installation. The program reserves the right to conduct field inspections before rebate payment to verify purchase and, where necessary, installation of eligible equipment. Inspections will be scheduled in advance with the rebate applicant and residential customer.
Program performance is monitored on an ongoing basis, and rebate amounts and requirements may be adjusted as needed. Advance notice of any changes will be provided at least 60 days prior to any changes taking effect.
For full Terms and Conditions and Program requirements see the program portal.
EV Charging Info – Denver EV Charger Installation Rebate
- Level 2 Home Wiring EV Charger – The charger installed must be a Level 2 ENERGY STAR Certified Electric Vehicle Charger, a Tesla Home Charger, or a Ford Charge Station Pro. A licensed electrician must perform the home wiring work.
- Rebate MAX – $1,000 for permitting, materials, installation, and electrical costs.
- Rebates cannot exceed 80% of the total cost.
- Vehicle to Building (Bi-Directional) EV Charger – Charger must be able to charge an electric car battery from the power grid and also be able to send stored power from the car battery back to the grid. A licensed electrician must perform any required home wiring work.
- Rebate MAX – $2,000 for equipment, permitting, materials, installation, and electrical costs.
- Rebates cannot exceed 80% of the total cost.
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