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Community EV Charging Rebate

Get a Rebate Up to $7,500 by Offering Overnight EV Charging to Multifamily Renters in Your Community


The number of electric vehicles travelling Michigan roads continue to increase each year. That means the demand for overnight EV charging access by residents living in multifamily housing is rising too.

To help communities offset the costs associated with installing chargers, we’re offering a rebate up to $7,500. Rebates are limited, act fast.

EV charging overnight at a charger installed in their community, a result of the Consumers Energy Community EV Charging Rebate program

By Offering Convenient Overnight EV Charging You Can:


Make your community more desirable

Providing convenient charging can draw EV driving travelers and residents looking for the right place to live, learn, shop, work and play.

Support economic vitality

Studies show that publicly accessible EV chargers attract new, loyal customers to local businesses and raise property values.

Plan for the future

Having an established EV charging network will showcase your community as forward-thinking and prepared for the future.

How to Qualify


  • Be a Consumers Energy commercial electric or combo customer

  • Own or have permission to install a charger in a parking lot or curbside location

  • Install any UL Listed, Energy Star Certified Level 2 charger with at least two plugs, two (2) NEMA 14-50 outlets, or five (5) 120-volt outlets

  • Install chargers or outlets in a publicly accessible parking lot or curbside location, within one block of at least one multi-family property. Ideally within one to three blocks of multiple multifamily property locations.

  • Agree to separate meter and enroll on commercial time of use (TOU) electric rate

Frequently Asked Questions