Rebates are calculated on a per charger basis by multiplying 40% by the purchase and installation price of the EVSE and are capped at the following amounts:
- Residential: 40% up to $700
- Commercial: 40% up to $4,000
Dual-headed charging stations and charging stations with the capability of charging multiple vehicles at one time are considered one charger. Applicants and charging station manufacturers that require clarification of this provision or believe certain equipment should be considered 2 separate charging stations should contact MEA Program Manager before beginning a project.
Application Details:
Applications must be received by MEA within 6 months of the date that the equipment and/or install expenses were incurred. If an application is being submitted for both equipment and installation expenses, the installation expenses must have been incurred within 6 months of the date the application is received by MEA.
Send an email to evse.mea@maryland.gov indicating that you wish to submit an EVSE Rebate application. Include your full legal name and address in this email. To ensure that your personally
identifiable information is protected, please do not attach your application to this initial email. MEA staff will then send you a separate encrypted email from this address using Virtru, the State
of Maryland’s encryption tool.
- A complete, signed application form.
- Photocopy of a paid invoice, receipt or equivalent proof of payment for EVSEshowing purchase price and date.
If an applicant seeks a rebate for the installation of a NEMA 14-50 outlet to be used by plug-in EVSE, the equipment cost section may be left blank and the equipment invoice would not be required.
- Photocopy of a paid invoice, receipt or equivalent proof of payment for EVSE installation showing installation price and installation date.
- Photo of installed EVSE.
If an applicant seeks a rebate for the installation of a NEMA 14-50 outlet to be used by plug-in EVSE, the photo must still show the actual EVSE plugged into the outlet. The photo must confirm actual charging equipment.