PA Rebate Program

Level 2 EV Charging Rebate Program

Administered by Department of Environmental Protection

AI summary · 7/12/2026

This program is currently closed to new applications as of July 2025—all allocated funds have been expended. Check the program website periodically for potential future funding rounds or reopening announcements.

The Level 2 EV Charging Rebate Program is not currently accepting applications. When active, it provided rebates for Level 2 charging equipment installation at public-use locations on government or non-government property, as well as non-public charging at workplaces and multi-unit dwellings. Monitor the program website for reopening dates.

Pennsylvania DEP allocated approximately $9.2 million over five years for Level 2 EV charging rebates serving commercial and local government sectors. The program supported both public-access installations and workplace/multi-unit dwelling charging. As of July 2025, all funds are exhausted and the program is closed to new applications; future appropriations or program modifications would require state budget action.

Program details

Program ID
22230
Last updated
7/25/2025

Eligibility

Sectors
commercial local government
Technologies
level-2 electric vehicle service equipment

Incentive amount

$7.7 million

Program summary

As of July 2025, this program is not accepting applications. All funds have been expended. Check the program website for updates.

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental protection allocated approximately $9.2 million over a five-year period to fund rebates for the installation of Level 2 electric vehicle charging equipment. These rebates are available for Level 2 EV charging equipment that are used for public use at government or non-government owned property and non-public use at work places and multi-unit dwellings. For more information, visit the program website.

Contact & resources

Contact email
RA-epenergy@pa.gov

Please verify current program details with the administering agency before making any financial decisions.

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