Up to $30,000 per commercial project
Georgia Power EV Charger Rebate. Claim Up to $30,000.
The Georgia Power commercial EV charger rebate pays $1,925 per Level 2 port and $7,500 per DC fast port — capped at $30K per project. Here's how to qualify, what documents you need, and how PermitEV's PE-stamped engineering removes the bottleneck.
| Charger type | Per-port rebate | Customer class |
|---|---|---|
| Level 2 (240V AC) | $1925 | Commercial |
| DC fast (480V) | $7,500 | Commercial |
| Level 2 (240V AC) | $300 | Multi-family residential |
Eligibility checklist
- Property is in Georgia Power's service territory and on a commercial rate schedule.
- Charger is networked (Wi-Fi or cellular) and reports usage data.
- Equipment is on Georgia Power's qualified product list (most ChargePoint, Blink, EvoCharge, ABB units qualify).
- Permit-ready single-line diagram and NEC 625 load calculation are submitted with the rebate application.
- Installation is completed by a Georgia-licensed electrical contractor.
Pricing
What You Get
All paid packages delivered in 24–72 hours.
Free
Incentive Check
- Instant incentive estimate
- 30C + GA Power eligibility
- Rough load estimate
- Incentive breakdown (via calculator)
$299
Bid Package
- 5–7 sheet engineering package (PDF)
- Single-line diagram
- NEC load calcs + panel schedule
- Elevation views + general notes
- Scope of work on cover sheet
- PRELIMINARY watermark
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$799
Permit Package
- 8–10 sheet engineering package (PDF + DXF)
- Everything in Bid Package, plus:
- Satellite + vicinity maps on cover
- Fault current calculations
- AC + DC voltage drop analysis
- Grounding riser diagram
- Equipment spec sheets
- Grounding riser + SLD DXF files
$1,499–$2,499
PE-Stamped Package
- 9–11 sheet engineering package (PDF + DXF)
- Everything in Permit Package, plus:
- Three-line diagram (when required)
- PE review coordination (GA-licensed)
- No PRELIMINARY watermark
- Full DXF set (SLD + grounding)
- Priority turnaround
Georgia Power Rebate FAQ
The questions that most often slow down rebate applications — answered.
Who qualifies for the Georgia Power EV charger rebate?+
Commercial customers in Georgia Power's service territory installing networked Level 2 or DC fast chargers at workplace, multi-family, or public-access sites typically qualify. Properties must be on a commercial rate schedule. Multi-family residential has a separate, lower per-port rebate.
How much per port is the Georgia Power rebate?+
Current per-port amounts: Level 2 commercial — $1925 per port. DC fast charger commercial — $7500 per port. Multi-family — $300 per port. The program caps at $30,000 per project for commercial sites.
What documents does Georgia Power require to process the rebate?+
Typically: a permit-ready single-line diagram, panel schedule with EV load added, NEC 625 load calculation worksheet, photographs of installed equipment, paid invoices, and a signed customer agreement. PermitEV's Permit and PE-Stamped tiers deliver every engineering document required.
Can I stack the GA Power rebate with the Federal 30C credit?+
Yes. The Federal 30C tax credit is calculated on net cost after rebates. Stacking the GA Power rebate ($1,925/L2 port) with the 30C credit (30% up to $100K/item) is the highest-value path for commercial sites. Our free calculator shows the combined stack.
How long does Georgia Power take to issue the rebate check?+
Once you submit a complete application package (commissioning evidence + invoices + drawings), Georgia Power generally issues payment within 6–10 weeks. Incomplete drawings are the most common cause of delay — which is why a clean PE-stamped engineering set matters.
Don't miss the June 30, 2026 deadline.
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