Check if Electric utility gives charging incentives for Clarity

Good tip!

 

I called my utility about this (LADWP in L.A) and they said that they don't' provide a rebate but they encouraged me to convert to a TOU (time of use) model. After reviewing my last few statements they said that I would save money by doing this and charging at low usage hours.

 

We’re back and forth and charging at N GA and E TN homes. I called our local TN power company and they said there were no incentives or off-peak rates. I have yet to call our GA power company - thanks for the nudge.

 

Georgia Power has an EV rate for hours between 11 pm and 7 am. I’m currently gathering data on my usage to see if the higher daytime rate will be offset by a lower off peak rate.

 

Thanks. Our power is via a local cooperative, Tri-State EMC. I’ll let you know what they say.

 

There may be other lists, but Clipper creek has a good listing of charge incentives.

https://www.clippercreek.com/evse-rebates-and-tax-credits-by-state/

 

I just called my provider of electricity. They do not have any kind of time-based rates; it's "under development". They do have a $200 rebate for installing a charging station, but this requires the installation of a sub-meter, the charge for which is more than $200. In this sense I envy those of you who live in actual civilization. "I don't live at the end of the Earth but you can see it from here."

 

Just spoke with Tri-State. No off-peak rates or EV incentives of any kind.

Oh, well.