Residential Charger Rebate

Interested in purchasing a charger?

Qualified PSEG Long Island customers can receive a $200 rebate off a qualified ENERGY STAR® Certified Level 2 EV charger. Customers located in Disadvantaged Communities (DAC) and on our Household Assistance Program can receive an additional $100 – totaling $300 in rebates.

Three Ways to Apply for an EV Rebate

Online Marketplace

How to Apply
Purchase a Level 2 charger from the PSEG Long Island Online Marketplace and receive an instant rebate.

Required Documentation
No documents are required.
Online Application
How to Apply
Simply apply for your application online at https://psegli.capturesportal.com

Required Documentation
The following documentation is needed for online applications:
- Copy of sales receipt.
- In-store purchases must be made in PSEG Long Island’s service area and show the charger model.
- Online purchases require matching delivery address and customer address, customer name, charger model.
- Photo of EV charger installed at account holder’s home with model and serial number.
Email Application
How to Apply
- Download and complete the rebate application form
- Email the completed application form to PSEGLongIslandEVli@pseg.com.
Required Documentation
The following documentation is needed for email applications:
- Completed application
- Copy of sales receipt
- In-store purchases must be made in PSEG Long Island’s service area and show the charger model.
- Online purchases require matching delivery address and customer address, customer name, charger model.
- Photo of EV Charger installed at account holder’s home with model and serial number.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What chargers and/or networks are eligible for the EVMR program?

Please refer to the eligible charger and/or network list to identify which options comply with the program. If the charger or network is not on the list, please email PSEG-LI-EVMakeReady@pseg.com, and we can connect you with our data aggregator, EnergyHub.
How can I determine if I am located in a Disadvantaged Community (DAC)?
Use the NYSERDA’s website links to determine if the project falls within a DAC:
- https://www.nyserda.ny.gov/ny/disadvantaged-communities
- https://climate.ny.gov/resources/disadvantaged-communities-criteria
What are considered Customer Side Make-Ready Costs and Utility Side Make-Ready Costs?

Customer-Side Make-Ready (CSMR) includes conduit, conductors, trenching, boring, electrical panel, transformer, and landscaping restoration. CSMR infrastructure is located between the Meter and EV Charge

Utility-Side Make-Ready (USMR) represents any utility infrastructure upgrades when a load letter is submitted to PSEG Long Island’s Building and Renovation Services (BRS). If applicable, PSEG Long Island provides a charge letter to the customer, representing any work and/or customer cost associated with work from the electric distribution system up to the meter.