SDG&E - Power Your Drive Program
Administered by SDG&E
SDG&E installs and maintains EV charging equipment at your apartment or workplace at no upfront cost to you, with over 3,000 stations already operational across 255 locations in the service area. To access charging, enroll through your site's Power Your Drive program (for apartments and condos or workplaces) by obtaining your Site ID from your property or facility manager, then completing enrollment in My Energy Center and ChargePoint—you can then charge conveniently using the ChargePoint app or card.
This program eliminates customer acquisition barriers for participating multi-unit and commercial sites by providing SDG&E-owned and maintained equipment at no customer installation cost, with driver enrollment handled through a streamlined My Energy Center and ChargePoint integration. Your role involves identifying eligible properties and coordinating with site managers to communicate enrollment procedures and charging rate structures (Rate to Driver or Rate to Host) to tenants and employees.
Power Your Drive is a utility-owned EVSE program serving multi-unit residential and commercial workplaces, with SDG&E retaining ownership and maintenance responsibilities across a deployed base exceeding 3,000 units at 255 sites. Drivers enroll through My Energy Center and ChargePoint, with site managers determining billing structure; the program targets California's San Diego Gas & Electric service territory and removes upfront infrastructure barriers for participating property hosts.
Program details
- Program ID
- 22295
- Last updated
- 6/10/2025
Eligibility
- Sectors
- commercial
- Technologies
- make-ready equipment
Program summary
Through its Power Your Drive Program, SDG&E will install, own, and maintain EVSE equipment at participating multi-unit developments and workplaces. To date, SDG&E has installed over 3,000 charging stations at 255 locations. To enroll as a driver, click here. For more information, visit the program website.
Contact & resources
- Additional resources
Please verify current program details with the administering agency before making any financial decisions.