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F.5Electric Vehicle Charging Program

Progress

On time
  • Not started
  • Planning
  • Implementation
  • Continuous

Lead paragraph

Develop and deploy a Residential Electric Vehicle Charging Program.

Description

As of 2022, the City began offering up to $500 for a Level 2 residential EV charger for a home or multi-family property or up to $1,000 for dual-port Level 2 chargers on a multi-family site.

Since its inception in 2022, the program has paid out $114,582.29 in rebates. In 2023, the EV charger rebate program had a total of 85 rebate recipients. In 2024, the EV charger rebate program has a total of 116 rebate recipients.

In 2025, the program will limit eligible chargers to specific brands which align with the City's distributed energy resource (DER) strategy.

Visit Longmont Power and Communications' Save Money and Energy page for more information.

Summary and contacts

Timeline

Continuous

Base Strategies

Equity Priorities

Implement

Initiation Period

  • Cost

    $100,000 <= $$ =< $1,000,000

Contact persons

  • Catherine Wiersma
    Energy Efficiency and Education Specialist
    Longmont Power & Communications
Information updated 01/16/2025

How this action contributes to the outcome