EV CHARGING · GEORGIA
Commercial EV charger rebates in Georgia.
Per-kilowatt charger rebates for Georgia businesses - the rates, the caps, and how to claim them through Georgia Power's Charger Plus program.
THE PROGRAM
How commercial EV charger rebates work in Georgia
Commercial EV charger rebates in Georgia come from the utility: Georgia Power pays businesses by the kilowatt for installing charging. The Charger Plus rebate runs $250 per kW on Level 2 chargers - roughly $1,700 to $4,900 per charger at common power ratings - and $150 per kW on DC fast chargers, which lands between $9,300 and $30,000 on typical units.
Businesses can collect up to $30,000 per project and $60,000 per year. Multifamily properties get their own richer lane: $5,000 per Level 2 charger, up to $50,000 per project and $150,000 per year. Georgia has no state EV tax credit - the legislature ended it in 2016 - which makes the utility rebate the money that matters here.
WHAT QUALIFIES
Charger rebate equipment and paperwork requirements
New equipment only - no used or refurbished units - certified by a nationally recognized test lab, on a dedicated circuit, installed by a licensed electrician. Mobile and portable chargers don't qualify.
The claim is documentation-driven: site plans, spec sheets, paid-in-full invoices for both charger and installation, a W-9, and photos of every installed unit. Clean paperwork is the difference between a check and a delay.
WHO WINS MOST
EV charger rebates for Georgia apartments
The multifamily lane pays a flat $5,000 per Level 2 charger with caps triple the standard business lane. For apartment owners adding charging as an amenity, that frequently covers most of the per-port cost.
For commercial and industrial sites, the per-kW math favors higher-power Level 2 units and makes fast-charging projects meaningfully cheaper - the $150/kW rate on a 200 kW unit is the full $30,000 project cap in one charger.
AT A GLANCE
Georgia charger rebates at a glance
$250/kW
LEVEL 2 REBATE
About $1,700-$4,900 per charger at common commercial ratings.
$150/kW
DC FAST REBATE
Up to the $30,000 project cap on a single high-power unit.
$150k/YR
MULTIFAMILY CAP
The richest lane: $5,000 per charger for apartment properties.
IN PRACTICE
More EV charging incentives in Georgia
The national incentive picture is at EV charger incentives, what installation actually involves at charger installation, and the amenity case for apartments at Level 2 charging.
Charging project in Georgia Power territory?
Request an estimate. Per-charger rebate math and the full documentation package, handled.
QUESTIONS
Straight answers.
How much does Georgia Power pay per charger?
Level 2 earns $250 per kW - roughly $1,700 to $4,900 per charger. DC fast earns $150 per kW, up to the $30,000 project cap. Multifamily gets a flat $5,000 per Level 2 charger.
What are the annual caps?
Businesses: $30,000 per project, $60,000 per year. Multifamily properties: $50,000 per project, $150,000 per year.
Does Georgia have a state EV tax credit?
No - it ended in 2016. Utility rebates like Charger Plus are the primary incentive money in Georgia.
What documentation does the claim need?
Site plans, charger spec sheets, paid-in-full invoices for equipment and installation, a W-9, and photos of each installed charger. NRTL-certified new equipment installed by a licensed electrician.
GET STARTED
Ready to price chargers in Georgia?
Request an estimate. Rebate math run per charger, documentation handled, number delivered with the rebate in it.