The Colorado Energy Office's EV Home Charge grant funds utilities to provide rebates for residential electric panel and wiring upgrades, enabling at-home Level 2 EV charging and supporting clean transportation goals.
Funder: Colorado Energy Office
Due Dates: December 13, 2024 | October 30, 2026
Funding Amounts: Up to $350,000 per applicant; typical rebates up to $1,000 per customer ($1,500 for income-qualified customers); total program funding $500,000 (2024-2025 cycle)
Summary: Supports Colorado electric co-ops and municipal utilities in providing rebates for residential electric panel and wiring upgrades to enable at-home EV charging.
Key Information: Only municipal utilities and electric cooperatives in Colorado are eligible to apply; not open to investor-owned utilities.
This program, run by the Colorado Energy Office, provides grant funding to Colorado electric cooperatives and municipal utilities to establish or expand rebate programs for residential electric panel and wiring upgrades needed for Level 2 electric vehicle (EV) charging. The initiative aims to address a major barrier to EV adoption—access to affordable at-home charging, particularly in older homes and rural communities—by reducing the cost of necessary electrical upgrades. Utilities that receive funding will offer rebates to their customers, making home EV charging more accessible and supporting Colorado's clean transportation goals.