POWERREADY Electric Vehicle Program
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Program Application and Resources |
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Get access to helpful guides and other resources for contractors who install light-duty chargers for electric vehicles. |
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You must register before you can apply. Please follow the registration directions and training video. |
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Submit your application to get started. Please follow the step- by- step program application instructions (PDF) and training videos. |
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Greater incentives may be available for sites located within one mile of Disadvantaged Community Areas. |
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Customer-side work must be completed by an approved contractor. |
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Estimate your fuel cost savings and get help choosing the most cost-effective rate for your business. Review the electric rates explainer page and watch the EV charging cost calculator training video. |
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Answers to the most common questions about the application process, eligibility, and more. |
- Find Out Your Eligibility Get started by submitting your application to initiate engineering review.
- Sign the Program Agreement Next, review and accept the incentive offer.
- Install Your Chargers Finally, upgrade your site’s infrastructure and energize your chargers then provide documentation and invoices to receive your incentive!
Additional EV Incentives & Programs
Want to save even more? PowerReady program savings can be stacked with Con Edison EV programs, including:
- DC Fast Charging Business Incentive Rate If you’re a developer or business owner, you may qualify for reduced rates for DC fast charging stations.
- SmartCharge Program If you’re a fleet owner or an EV driver, you can earn cash rewards for charging your vehicle(s) at off-peak times.
As well as these New York State incentives:
- New York State Tax Credit for Public and Workplace Charging Get a tax credit of up to $5,000 for the purchase and installation of an electric vehicle charging station through the end of 2022.
- New York State Municipal Zero-emission Vehicle (ZEV) Rebate and Infrastructure Grants provides grants to cities, towns, villages, and counties (including New York City boroughs) to purchase electric vehicle supply equipment for public use. The maximum award for any facility is $250,000.