The Maryland Energy Administration's Residential EVSE Rebate Program supports home EV charger installations to advance clean energy and reduce transportation emissions.
Funder: Maryland Energy Administration
Due Dates: Summer 2026 (anticipated program opening)
Funding Amounts: Rebate program; award size and caps announced in program FOA—details pending.
Summary: Provides Maryland homeowners rebates for installing residential electric vehicle charging stations to accelerate EV adoption and support clean energy goals.
Key Information: Applicants must comply with MEA Fossil Fuel Policy and complete a self-verification of eligibility.
The Residential Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) Rebate Program, administered by the Maryland Energy Administration (MEA), is designed to help Maryland homeowners offset the cost of purchasing and installing home EV charging stations. The initiative is a central part of the state’s efforts to reduce transportation-related emissions and encourage the adoption of electric vehicles. By making at-home charging more accessible and affordable, the program supports Maryland’s climate and clean energy objectives.