Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) Rebate Program

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The Fiscal Year 2024 (FY24) EVSE program is now closed for applications. The Fiscal Year 2025 (FY25) EVSE program details will be published, and the EVSE program is expected to reopen for applications in the near future.

Update: As of the week of July 8, 2024, MEA is currently reviewing eligible FY24 residential EVSE applications received on or around March 26, 2024. If your residential application was submitted AFTER March 26, 2024, your application is still in the queue for review and has not yet been reviewed. MEA highly encourages people to apply for the Program and be placed on the waitlist.

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Rebate amounts per FY24 Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) found below in the Program Documents:

Rebate Category	Percentage of Total Eligible Costs	Maximum Rebate Amount per Charger
Residential	50%	Up to $700
Commercial	50%	Up to $5,000

Program Documents (until FY25 launches):

FY24 EVSE Rebate Program:Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA)
FY24 EVSE Rebate Program: Residential Application Form
FY24 EVSE Rebate Program: Commercial Application Form
FY24 EVSE Rebate Program: Commercial EVSE Form A - FY2024
Obtain a Blank Copy of an IRS Form W9 Here (under “Current Revision”)

MEA is diligently working to review and process Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment rebate applications, in support of electric vehicle adoption in Maryland. Eligible applications are being processed in the order they were received. Emails are also being responded to in the order the email was received. Due to the high level of interest in the program as a result of the rapid growth of EV adoption in Maryland over the last year, it could take a couple of weeks for MEA staff to respond to email inquiries, and possibly several months to process applications, up to the statutorily-established annual program budget.

Thank you for your patience as MEA staff works through the high volumes of interest in the EVSE rebate program, resulting from the rapid growth in electric vehicle deployment in Maryland. Should you have a question, the best way to reach out to MEA is through the EVSE inbox at evse.mea@maryland.gov.

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Note: Maryland's Excise Tax Credit for Plug-In Electric Vehicles program is administered by Maryland's Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA), not the Maryland Energy Administration. The MVA handles vehicle titling. Details on the MVA's EV tax credit program can be found on their webage here. Questions can be directed to MVA through Contact MVA.

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