Turnkey EV Charging Installation Program
For qualifying residential Massachusetts electric customers
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Charge Faster and Reduce Charging Costs
The Turnkey program provides an up-front rebate towards the cost of the installation work needed to support a hard-wired level 2 EV charger in your parking area. No need to apply for a rebate! Only customers on the Discount Rate (R-2) are eligible for funding towards a compatible level 2 charger. Please see incentive levels below.
Customers residing in an Environmental Justice area or on the Discount Rate Code (R-2) will have the work completed by an electrician through our designated vendor. As an added benefit of participating in this program, we will help you enroll in our Off-Peak Charging Program - reducing your electricity costs for charging your electric vehicle.
If you’ve already installed a 240v outlet and/or level 2 charging station (EVSE) at your home, please apply to the Residential EV Charging Upgrade Program to receive your rebate.
How it works
Step 1
Request Proposal
Our qualified installers will provide you with a project proposal applying the rebate directly to the cost of the project.
Step 2
Review
Review and accept the project proposal.
Step 3
Installation
National Grid will provide the electrician and our approved vendor will complete the installation.
Incentive Levels for Turnkey Installation
| Environmental Justice Community Customers (EJC) Single Family Home: | Up to $1000 Wiring Upgrade |
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| EJC 2-4 Unit Home: | Up to $2000 Wiring Upgrade |
| Discount Rate (R2) Customer Single Family Home: | Up to $1000 wiring upgrade. Up to $700 for an EVSE. |
| Discount Rate (R2) Customer 2-4 unit home: | Up to $2000 wiring upgrade. Up to $700 for an EVSE. |
- Customers must be Massachusetts electric customers on the Discount Rate (R-2) or live in an Environmental Justice Community and live in single-family or 2-4 unit homes.
- Landlords that own a property meeting the above criteria are eligible for upgrades at that property.
- Customers living in a single-family home must own or lease an EV to participate.
- Qualifying expenses for the wiring upgrade rebate are the labor, materials, and applicable permitting costs to install a 208 Volt or 240 Volt electrical circuit of 30 Amps or more to a location suitable for electric vehicle charging.
- Newly constructed homes located in municipalities that have adopted the Board of Building Regulations and Standards Stretch Code are not eligible for Wiring Upgrade Rebates.
- Customers are limited to one Wiring Upgrade Rebate per electric account.
- Customers are required to enroll in the no-cost Off-Peak Charging Program.
- Applicants are eligible for the enhanced wiring rebate only if the electric vehicle purchase price (MSRP) was $55,000 or less.
| EV SMART CHARGER REQUIREMENTS (AVAILABLE TO R-2 RATE CODE ONLY) | |
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| Single Family Home and 2-4 Unit Homes connected to the Off Peak Charging Program through vehicle | EVSE must be listed on the State Appliance Standards Database for Massachusetts (MA) |
| If your EV is not compatible with the Off-Peak Charging program, customers can connect to the Off Peak Charging Program through the following Smart Charger models: | Eligible EVSE Models:
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Questions? Please email EVTurnkey@RISEEngineering.com or call 888-889-7207.