1. Dominion Energy

• Rebate Program: Dominion Energy, the utility provider for much of Northern Virginia, offers a rebate for the installation of a Level 2 EV charger.
  • Amount: Up to $300 for the installation of a Level 2 charger.
  • Eligibility: Homeowners in Dominion Energy’s service area who install a Level 2 charger at their primary residence.
  • Application Process: After installation, you will need to submit an application online through Dominion’s website, providing documentation and proof of installation (it is an interest application ie they provide list of approved installers once customer expresses interest)
  • More Info: Dominion Energy EV Charging Program
  • $40.27 a month for five years.

2. Novec (Northern Virginia Electric Cooperative)

• Rebate Program: Novec offers a rebate to help with the installation of an EV charger for customers who are members of the cooperative.
  • Amount: Up to $300 for the installation of a Level 2 charger.
  • Eligibility: Homeowners within Novec’s service territory.
  • Application Process: Similar to Dominion Energy, customers must submit an application and follow up with proof of purchase and installation.
  • More Info: Novec Electric Vehicle Rebate
  • I’m only seeing their Electric Vehicle Rate: Reduced pricing during off-peak hours i.e. when one would charge their car with a 9-5 office job

3. Federal Tax Credit

• Rebate/Tax Credit: The federal government offers a tax credit for residential EV charger installations under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
  • Amount: You can receive a 30% tax credit on the cost of purchasing and installing an EV charger, up to $1,000.
  • Eligibility: Homeowners who install Level 2 chargers for personal use can qualify for this tax credit.
  • Application Process: Claim the tax credit when filing your federal taxes for the year the installation was completed.
  • More Info: Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit

4. Virginia State Incentives

• While Virginia does not currently offer statewide rebates for home EV charger installations, there are other state-level programs and incentives available for purchasing electric vehicles or charging infrastructure for businesses. It’s worth checking for any changes to programs or new incentives that may become available.
• Rebate: Virginia provides a rebate for the purchase of an electric vehicle.
  • Amount:
    • New Vehicles: $2500 with eligibility of an enhanced rebate of $2000 for a total of $4500, at the time of purchase.
    • Used Vehicles: $2500 with a vehicle sale price of not more than $25000.
  • Eligibility: Virginia residents that purchase from a participating dealer and do not exceed 300% of the poverty income level.
  • Application Process: The corresponding rebate is applied toward purchase at the participating dealership, with the dealership being reimbursed by the Department.
  • More Info: Virginia Law

5. Additional Local and Utility Incentives

• Some municipalities or localities in Northern Virginia may offer additional incentives, or there may be special programs available through local green or sustainability programs. Check with your local government or municipality to see if they offer any additional rebates or financial incentives.

Steps to Take:

1. Check Eligibility: Make sure you are eligible for the specific rebate programs (Dominion, Novec, etc.).
2. Install the Charger: Choose a licensed electrician and install your Level 2 charger.
3. Submit Application: For rebates like Dominion Energy and Novec, submit the required documentation after installation.
4. Claim Tax Credit: For the federal tax credit, save receipts and claim the 30% tax credit on your next federal tax return.

1. Virginia Statewide EV Charging Rebates

• Rebate for EV Charging Equipment: Virginia’s state incentives for EV charging infrastructure may change over time, but in general, Virginia has supported EV growth through various programs. Check the Virginia Department of Energy, Virginia Clean Cities or Virginia’s Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ)for any new rebates or funding opportunities for home or public charging stations.

2. NoVa Electric Cooperative Rebates

If you live in Northern Virginia and are served by a local electric cooperative (such as Rappahannock Electric Cooperative, Northern Virginia Electric Cooperative, or Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative), check with them directly about any available EV charging rebates. Some cooperatives offer rebates for the purchase and installation of Level 2 chargers for their customers.
Virginia Laws and Incentives (Checking directly with local authorities/cooperatives will ensure most up-to-date statuses.)

3. Local Government Incentives

Some local jurisdictions in Northern Virginia (e.g., Arlington, Fairfax, Alexandria) may offer additional incentives, such as:

• Installation Grants for businesses to install EV chargers.
• Tax incentives for home EV charging infrastructure.
• Some cities may also offer free or discounted parking for EVs or charging stations.

4. Federal Incentives

Although not exclusive to Northern Virginia, the federal government also offers incentives that can be applied:

• Federal Tax Credit for EV Chargers: You may be eligible for a 30% federal tax credit (up to $1,000) for the purchase and installation of a Level 2 home EV charger. This incentive is available through the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) for residential installations.
• Federal EV Tax Credit: If you purchase a new EV, you may qualify for a tax credit of up to $7,500, depending on the vehicle’s make, model, and battery capacity.

5. Other Utility Programs

• Washington Gas and Pepco in the DMV area might offer additional rebates or incentives for EV-related infrastructure as part of their clean energy or sustainability initiatives. Check directly with these providers for any local offers.

7. Private and Corporate Incentives

• Some private companies and corporations, especially those in the sustainability or energy sectors, may offer limited-time rebates or discounts for EV chargers, such as through partnerships with companies like Tesla or ChargePoint.

Loudoun County, Virginia, offers various incentives for electric vehicle (EV) adoption and infrastructure, including rebates for the installation of EV charging stations. These rebates are designed to encourage residents and businesses to make the switch to electric vehicles by reducing the cost of charging infrastructure.

Loudoun County EV Charging Rebates (as of 2023)

1. EV Charger Rebates for Homeowners:
   • Amount: Homeowners can receive rebates up to $200 for the installation of a Level 2 (240-volt) EV charger at their residence.
   • Eligibility:
     • The rebate is typically available for residents who live in single-family homes, townhomes, or condominiums (depending on the specific program details).
     • The charger must be installed at a location in Loudoun County.
   • Program Details:
     • The rebate applies to the cost of the charger and/or installation fees, but it may not cover the entire cost of installation, depending on your specific situation.
     • Some conditions or restrictions may apply, such as the type of charger or the installer used.
2. EV Charger Rebates for Businesses:
   • Amount: Businesses may be eligible for rebates to cover part of the installation cost of EV charging stations.
   • Eligibility:
     • Rebates are typically available for small and medium-sized businesses in Loudoun County.
     • The program may offer more significant incentives for businesses installing multiple charging stations.
3. Additional Considerations:
   • Rebate Availability: The rebates are often provided on a first-come, first-served basis, with limited funding available each year.
   • Application Process: Applications must typically be submitted after the charger is installed and operational. The process often requires proof of installation and receipts for the equipment and labor costs.

Additional EV Incentives

Loudoun County residents and businesses can also take advantage of other state and federal incentives related to EV adoption and charging infrastructure. Some of these incentives may include:

• Virginia State Tax Credits: There are state-level tax incentives for purchasing EVs and installing EV chargers, such as the Clean Vehicle Rebate Program and the Alternative Fuel Infrastructure Tax Credit.
• Federal Tax Credits: The federal government offers tax credits for both EVs and EV charging equipment. This includes the federal EV tax credit for qualifying vehicles (up to $7,500) and a 30% tax credit for EV charging station installations (up to $1,000 for residential installations).
  • • IRS: Credits for new clean vehicles purchased in 2023 or after

How to Apply

To apply for a Loudoun County EV Charging rebate, visit the Loudoun County website  or contact the county’s Office of Transportation Services. Specific forms and instructions will be provided to guide you through the application process.

For the most up-to-date information and exact details on available rebates, eligibility, and how to apply, I recommend checking Loudoun County’s official website or reaching out to their Office of Transportation Services directly.