Georgia Power EV Charger Rebate: $150 Per Charger
Last reviewed: 2026-09-22. Rebate programs change funding levels and eligibility often -- confirm current status on Georgia Power's official site before assuming any figure below still applies.
Quick answer: Georgia Power's residential EV charger rebate is $150 per Level 2 (208/240V) charger, with a maximum of 2 chargers per account. Your installation must be complete by December 31, 2026, and you must apply via georgiapower.com/evrebate within 6 months of installation.
Important: don't confuse this with a $250 figure. A separate $250 EV charger rebate belongs to individual Georgia electric membership cooperatives (EMCs) -- specifically ones like Carroll EMC and Jackson EMC -- not Georgia Power. If you're a Georgia Power customer, your rebate is $150, not $250. If you're served by an EMC instead of Georgia Power, check that specific co-op's own program terms rather than assuming either figure applies.
Program Details
| Detail | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Rebate amount | $150 per charger |
| Max chargers per account | 2 |
| Charger type | Level 2, 208/240V |
| Installation deadline | Complete by December 31, 2026 |
| Application window | Within 6 months of installation |
| Where to apply | georgiapower.com/evrebate |
Why the $250 Confusion Happens
Because "Georgia EV charger rebate" and "Georgia Power EV charger rebate" get searched interchangeably, it's easy to end up looking at a co-op's program terms while thinking they apply to Georgia Power, or vice versa. Georgia has multiple electric membership cooperatives operating independently of Georgia Power, each running their own separate incentive programs with their own amounts and rules. If you're not sure which utility serves your home, check your electric bill -- the $150 figure and the process above apply specifically to Georgia Power accounts.
How to Apply
1. Install a qualifying Level 2 (208/240V) charger, completed by December 31, 2026
2. Submit your application at georgiapower.com/evrebate within 6 months of the installation date
3. Keep documentation of your installation date and charger specs in case it's requested
Stacking With the Federal Tax Credit
Georgia Power's rebate is separate from the federal 30C Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit -- see our EV charger tax credit guide for federal eligibility rules. For the charger itself, see our best home EV chargers guide, and estimate your full installed cost with our installation cost calculator.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is the Georgia Power EV charger rebate?
$150 per Level 2 (208/240V) charger, up to a maximum of 2 chargers per account.
Is the $250 EV charger rebate the same as Georgia Power's?
No. The $250 figure belongs to separate Georgia electric membership cooperatives, such as Carroll EMC and Jackson EMC -- not Georgia Power. Georgia Power's rebate is $150 per charger.
What's the deadline?
Your installation must be complete by December 31, 2026, and you must apply within 6 months of installation.
Where do I apply?
At georgiapower.com/evrebate.
Source: [Georgia Power's official rebate terms and conditions](https://www.georgiapower.com/content/dam/georgia-power/pdfs/programs/ev/terms-conditions-georgia-power-residential-ev-charger-rebate.pdf). This page is for general informational purposes and is not a substitute for the utility's official program terms. Program funding, eligibility, and amounts are set by Georgia Power and are subject to change without notice -- verify current status before relying on this information.