EV Incentives

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JEA wants to help you get the most out of your EV! There’s a variety of incentives available on vehicles and chargers. If you’re considering a purchase or upgrade, explore available rebates, tax credits, and other benefits below to see if you qualify.

Available Incentives

Off-Peak Charging Incentive
Electrical Upgrade Rebate
Federal Incentives
State of Florida Incentives

Off-Peak Charging Incentives

JEA wants to reward you for charging your EV during off-peak hours, at night! An Off-Peak Charging Incentive of $7/month is available to any residential JEA customer who drives an EV, has access to a Level 2 charger overnight, and is enrolled with either Home Electric Meter or EV Telematics.

Incentive Requirements

The vehicle identification number (VIN) and JEA Electric Account number are required to register for the program.
Home address of the Level 2 charger that is used by the applicant is required.
Applicant must submit a screenshot or picture of off-peak (10 p.m. - 6 a.m.) charging settings from the vehicle or charger.
Enrolled participants agree to charge during off-peak hours. Charging on-peak may result in forfeited incentive payment.
Off-peak incentives are paid quarterly by the program administrator via choice of PayPal, Venmo or paper check. Choose PayPal or Venmo for faster payments.

Apply for JEA's Off-Peak Charging Incentive

Enrollment Options

EVEducation

Electrical Upgrade Rebate

JEA offers a 15% rebate (up to $300 per account) toward the cost of wiring upgrades required for EV charging. These rebates typically arrive 6-8 weeks after approval.

Electrical Upgrade Rebate Eligibility Requirements:

Applicant must be a JEA Residential Electric customer.
All rebated work must be completed by a licensed electrician.
Rebate applications must be received within 60 days of work being completed.
Enrollment in JEA’s Off-Peak Charging Program is required of each rebate recipient.
A fully itemized invoice of work performed by your contractor must be received for the application to be complete.
Photos of the work completed are required for the application to be complete.

Eligible Types of Work:

Service panel upgrades
Installation of sub-panels
Installation of 240-volt circuit (including breaker, wiring and/or outlet
Any other electrical upgrade work directly related to, and required for, installation of Level 2 EV Charger or a 240 V outlet for EV charging.

Ineligible Work:

EV charger and charging hardware
Work not directly related to EV charger infrastructure
Ancillary equipment for V2H, V2L, or V2G energy transfer

Apply for JEA's Electrical Upgrade Rebate

Federal Incentives

The US Federal government currently offers three primary incentives for EV adoption.

New EV Purchase Tax Credit	Used EV Purchase Tax Credit	EVSE Installation Tax Credit
A federal tax credit of up to $7,500 is available for the purchase of qualifying EVs, if you meet certain income and other requirements. Even if your EV is not on the qualifying list of your household income exceeds the limits, you may be able to benefit from the tax credit by leasing.	A federal tax credit of up to $4,000 is available for the purchase of a used EV, if you and the vehicle meet certain requirements.	A federal tax credit for installing an EV charger (EVSE) at your home or business for up to $1,000 available.

Learn More About Federal Incentives

State of Florida Incentives

At this time, Florida does not offer any incentives for the purchases of EVs or EV charging stations.

Funding approved under the Federal Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) for electrification, including wiring upgrades has been delegated to the State of Florida for disbursement to Florida residents. No information is currently available from the State of Florida about when those incentives will become available.