Available Incentives
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Explore Oregon's new Energy Incentives Hub for all available state rebates.
Federal
Editor's note: As of 7/4/2025 federal rebates have been eliminated by the Trump administration. Chargers placed in service by June 30, 2026 are still eligible.
Eligibility: Available to those who live outside of an urban community or are identified as living in a low income community by the US Department of Energy. A significant portion of Oregon is covered under these guidelines.
Amount: 30% of the cost of installation, up to $1,000
How it Works: This is a tax credit for EV charger installation in your home. Information on how much of a credit you qualify for can be found using the IRS website.
◘ More Info: Map of Eligibility for Tax Credit
◘ More Info: IRS Tax Credit Qualifications and Calculator
Local
Many utilities throughout Oregon offer incentives for purchasing a Level Two or a Level Three EV charger.
Portland General Electric (PGE)’s Smart Charging Program
Eligibility: All PGE customers, with additional rebates if you are below a certain income threshold.
Amount: up to $300 for charger and up to $1,000 for panel upgrade (standard rebate); up to $1,000 for charger and up to $5,000 for panel upgrade (income qualified)
How it Works: You receive rebates for Level Two home chargers when you join their Smart Charging Program, which also saves you money by charging your EV during off-peak hours (you can still charge at any time if you need to). Learn more, including income requirements and how to apply.
◘ More Info: PGE Smart Charging Program Requirements
Pacific Power’s Charge at Home Rebates (Program Under Review)
Eligibility: The Pacific Power Charge at Home Rebates provided home EV charger incentives dependent on your household size (1-9 people) and income (eligibility increases with each additional household member).
Amount:
- Standard Incentive: Offered up to $500 and the income qualified rebate offered up to $1,500.
How it Works: This program is currently unavailable. If you are a Pacific Power customer, send them feedback that you want to see this program return.
◘ More Info: Time of Use Plan
◘ More Info: Pacific Power Charge At Home Application
Pacific Power Multi-Family EV Charger Rebate:
Eligibility: Applicant must be a Pacific Power nonresidential customer (owner or manager) of a multifamily residential building in Oregon that includes three or more units. Buy and install commercial electric vehicle charging equipment that qualifies on the PacifiCorp approved list.
Amount: Up to $54,000 (12 ports).
How it Works: Find details on the application and what materials you need to submit on Pacific Power's webpage.
Pacific Power Wattsmart Drive:
Eligibility: Pacific Power customers who charge at home.
Amount: Up to $100 off your bill in the first year, up to $50 subsequent years.
How it Works: Register for the Pacific Power Wattsmart Drive program to save money on your electricity bill by temporarily pausing your vehicle charging for up to 5 minutes at a time during peak energy use. Check out these details on how to register.
Many other local utilities offer incentives. This is a partial list - reach out to your utility if they do not appear here.
Central Electric Cooperative, Inc (CEC): CEC offers rebates for purchasing an EV charger for your home, and/or installing a 240 volt outlet. They also have special multi-family and commercial rebates. ◘ CEC Rebates
Columbia River People’s Utility District (Columbia River PUD): There are $250 rebates for Level 2 chargers for residents and up to $1,000 rebates for Level 2 and 3 chargers for commercial customers. ◘ Columbia River PUD Incentives
Columbia Rural Electric Association (REA) Rebate: Save up to $250 on an EV charger. Find out more and apply. ◘ REA Rebates
Coos-Curry Electric Cooperative, Inc: Save up to $15 on your bill with their Off-Peak Charging Program. ◘ Coos-Curry Rebates
Douglas Electric Cooperative (DEC): DEC Offers a rebate of up to $250 for self-installation and $500 for professional installation of a Level 2 EV charger. Commercial installation can receive a rebate of $1,000. The rebate must not exceed the cost of the project. ◘ DEC Rebates
Emerald People’s Utility District (EPUD): Receive up to a $200 rebate on a Level 2 EVcharger. ◘ EPUD EV Incentives
Eugene Water and Electric Board (EWEB): Customers can apply for a Level 2 EVcharger rebate of $500. ◘ EWEB Incentives
Lane Electric: Lane Electric customers can receive a $500 rebate on a Level 2 EVcharger. ◘ Lane Electric Incentives
Northern Wasco People’s Utility Board (NWPUD): Rebates are available for Level EVChargers. Residents can get up to $250 and commercial entities can get up to $500. Learn more about the rebates on their webpage.
Salem Electric: Offers a $50 bill credit for owning an electric vehicle. They also offer a $500 rebate for purchase and installation of a ChargePoint Home Flex Level 2 Charger. ◘ Salem Electric Incentives
Springfield Utility Board: Customers can apply for a $500 rebate on a Level 2 EV charger, including retroactively. ◘ Springfield Utility Board Rebates
Tillamook People’s Utility District (Tillamook PUD): Residents in the district can apply for a $250 Level 2 EV charger rebate. ◘ Tillamook PUD Charger Rebate
Umatilla Electric Cooperative (UEC): UEC provides a $200 rebate on Level 2 EV chargers for home or business. ◘ UEC Application
