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Free Residential Charger and Splitter $700 Rebate
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Free Residential Charger and Splitter $700 Rebate

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The Free Residential Charger and Splitter $700 Rebate program offers income-eligible households in California a $700 rebate on PG&E-approved electric vehicle charging equipment installed in their homes. The program supports residential EV charging and is funded by California's Low Carbon Fuel Standard. Eligible households can apply for the rebate by meeting income requirements, purchasing approved equipment, and completing the installation by a licensed California electrician. The rebate is administered on a first-come, first-served basis, limited to one rebate per household, and there is no cost to apply.
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$700
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Reembolso de $700 para Cargador Residencial Gratuito y Separador
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https://www.pge.com/en/clean-energy/electric-vehicles/getting-started-with-electric-vehicles/residential-charging-solutions-rebate.html

For income-eligible households

Through this program, income-eligible households receive a $700 rebate on PG&E-approved electric vehicle (EV) charging equipment installed in their homes.
The program supports residential EV charging while minimizing costly electrical upgrades. It is funded by California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard.

Program details

  • A $700 rebate on charging equipment to residential customers meeting income eligibility and other requirements.
  • Equipment must be from PG&E’s pre-approved equipment list and purchased on or after November 17, 2023.
  • Installations must be completed by licensed California electrician, where applicable.
  • Rebates are administered on a first-come, first-served basis.
  • Limited to one rebate per eligible household.
  • No cost to apply.
If you meet the requirements under “Program eligibility” below, apply for the charging solutions rebate.
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  1. Program eligibility
  1. Required documentation
  1. Eligible equipment
The applicant must:
  • Meet the annual gross income limits for their household size and county in PG&E’s service territory where they live, or the applicant is enrolled in a qualified public assistance program. The county must be the same as where the applicant lived when installing the eligible equipment and the EV was purchased or leased. Check the Household Income Limit Table.
      • Note: Other information on the “Household Income Limit Table” page does not apply to the Residential Charging Solutions rebate.
  • Have an active PG&E residential Electric Service Agreement. The application will ask for: If we cannot confirm that the service agreement ID entered on the application is correct and active, a recent PG&E bill will be requested.
    • 11-digit PG&E account number, found on page 1 of PG&E bill (e.g., 1234567890-1)
    • PG&E service agreement ID (SAID), Look up your SAID
  • Submit the required documentation with application:
    • Proof of enrollment in a Public Assistance Program OR completed ISR Form 4506-C and PG&E’s Household Income Summary Form
    • Proof-of-purchase receipt for the eligible equipment showing date of purchase was on or after November 17, 2023
    • Photos of the eligible equipment installed and its serial number, and where applicable the electrician’s invoice
    • Copy of vehicle registration
        • Note: The vehicle does not need to be registered to the PG&E account holder. However, it must be registered to the rebate applicant and at the address corresponding to the applicant’s PG&E electric service agreement. PG&E gas-only residential customers who receive electric service from a municipality are ineligible for the rebate.
      See the “Required documentation” section for detailed explanations.