Potomac Edison - EV Driven Program
Administered by Potomac Edison
You can save 2¢ per kWh on off-peak charging (11pm–6am weekdays, all day weekends and holidays) by enrolling in the EV-Only Time of Use rate and using a qualified Level 2 smart charger. Enrollment is available through the EV Driven program website, and you can manage your charging schedule anytime via your charger or EV app.
Residential and multifamily customers can access this program, with multifamily properties eligible for rebates covering 50% of Level 2 or DC fast charging equipment costs up to $20,000. The program requires customer enrollment in the EV-Only TOU rate to unlock savings and incentives that make EV charging infrastructure more attractive to your customer base.
EV Driven is a demand-response and rate-design program that incentivizes off-peak charging through a 2¢/kWh TOU rate discount (11pm–6am weekdays, full weekends/holidays) and rebates for qualifying chargers, with multifamily rebates capping at $20,000. The program targets residential and multifamily sectors across Potomac Edison's Maryland service territory and is managed via enrollment through their website, email, and phone support.
Program details
- Program ID
- 22321
- Last updated
- 6/16/2025
Eligibility
- Sectors
- residential multifamily residential
- Technologies
- level-2 electric vehicle service equipment direct current fast charging equipment
Program summary
Potomac Edison offers rebates for Electric Vehicle (EV) chargers through its EV driven program. By enrolling in the EV-Only Time of Use (TOU) rate offer you can save 2¢ per kWh hour off the Electric Supply Charge for charging during off-peak hours. Off-peak hours are 11pm-6am Monday-Friday, holidays and weekends. Multifamily customers can get a rebate for 50% of the cost of a Level 2 or DC Fast Charging station, up to $20,000. For more information, visit the program website.
Contact & resources
- Contact email
- support@evdrivenpe.com
- Additional resources
Please verify current program details with the administering agency before making any financial decisions.