Commercial EV Level 2 Charger Rebate and Marketing Partnership

Smart, Network-capable Level 2 charging system (240-volt outlet)

WG+E’s Preferred Charger: ChargePoint Level 2

  • Single-port Charger: Qualifies for up to a $500 rebate (on-bill credit) when installed by a licensed electrician.
  • Dual-port Charger: Qualifies for up to a $1,500 rebate (on-bill credit) when installed by a licensed electrician.

Plus, check out MassEVIP and learn how you could receive up to 80% of the infrastructure and installation costs (up to $50,000) of your charging stations.

Eligibility and Co-Marketing Agreement

Owner Must:

  1. Add charging system to a separate meter on the EV01 or current applicable EV rate (i.e., no “behind the meter” stations).
    • Note: This includes an additional meter charge.
  2. Allow WG+E to put permanent co-marketing signage on the charging station, with size and design to be mutually agreed upon between WG+E and the owner.
  3. Allow WG+E to play promotional videos on the chargers’ LCD display screens (if applicable).
  4. Allow WG+E access to session data for at least three (3) years, including but not limited to session start and end times, power flow start and end times, energy dispensed, maximum power levels, and user ID numbers.
  5. Allow WG+E to advertise the charging system(s) on wgeld.org by listing and/or mapping the location for interested customers.

To Apply:

  1. Complete WG+E’s online Commercial EV Charger Program application below. An electrician can submit this application on the company’s behalf.
    • Note: The below form is for the post-installation rebate only. The electrician must also complete the Upgrade Service form and pull an electrical permit before performing work on the project. WG+E cannot replace a licensed electrician or install the EV chargers.
  2. WG+E’s partner, GDS Associates, Inc. (GDS) will review the scope of work, project costs and issue an incentive offer letter detailing eligibility, requirements, and additional data requests. The customer will provide the following information to GDS for review for the project:
    1. Scope of Work
      • Technical specifications – manufacturer, model number, number of charging stations, charging ports, drawings, single lines, etc.
      • Networking capabilities (e.g., ChargePoint, Greenlots, OpConnect)
      • Copy of contract(s), including hardware and software/network vendors
      • Charger serial number
    2. Project Costs
      • Charger and infrastructure costs or estimates (separated and itemized))
      • Include material and labor charges or estimates
  3. Once the incentive letter is issued, the customer will sign and return the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to GDS within 30 days.
  4. After installation and approval by the City’s electrical inspector, the customer will provide the following information to GDS within 30 days:
    1. Final Documentation
      • Proof of Payment – paid invoices or cancelled checks
      • Finalized Permit to Operate
  5. GDS will conduct a post-installation inspection to verify installation and take photos of the completed charging station(s).

Add EV Station to PlugShare

  1. Go to www.plugshare.com
  2. Click the “Add Station” dropdown box
  3. Click “Add Public Location”
  4. Complete registration
  5. Add Location Name and address, charger and connection type, and additional details.
  6. Submit the charger location to see it appear on the Plugshare map.