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Eligibility Requirements
1. Rebate applications must be submitted no later than ten months after EV Charger Installation is completed.
2. Rebate incentives are limited to one eligible EV Charger rebate per member.
3. Rebate is available to KIUC members only.
4. All rebates will be paid in the year the equipment was purchased and installed.
5. Commercial accounts do not qualify and should be referred to the Commercial Level II Multi-Port EV Charger Rebate Program.
6. Member must have an active residential account and be the member of record.
7. Member must purchase at minimum 300 kWH per month of electricity from KIUC for the preceding 12 months prior to rebate submission.
8. Incentive application with itemized sales receipt (proof of purchase) and approved County permit must be submitted to receive rebate.
9. Participation is based on a first-come, first-served basis, until annual funds are depleted.
10. Chargers under this rebate are subject to visual verification. If you are selected for a field audit, you will be contacted by a KIUC Representative.
11. KIUC reserves the right to discontinue and/or change the rebate levels without notice.
12. Participants must submit a completed rebate application, along with copies of approved County permits, proof of purchase of a Level II Charger, and proof of installation to: KIUC ENERGY SERVICES, 4463 Pahee St., Suite 1, Lihue, HI 96766 or Email to energyservices@kiuc.coop
13. Qualifying rebates will be credited to the above referenced account within 3-6 weeks from the date approved.
14. Residential EV Charger Rebate Program is effective January 1, 2024.
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This commercial incentive program is designed to help you achieve sustainability goals, boost business, and keep customers and employees happy.
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$10,000 New Level II Multi-Port EV Charger Rebate if materials and installation costs exceed $45,000
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$5,000 New Level II Multi-Port EV Charger Rebate if materials and installation costs are less than $45,000
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$3,500 Retrofit Level II Multi-Port EV Charger Rebate
Eligibility Requirements
1. Rebate applications must be submitted no later than ten months after EV Charger Installation is completed.
2. Rebate incentives are limited to two eligible Multi-Port EV Charger rebates per member.
3. Rebates are available to KIUC members only.
4. Level II Multi-Port EV Charger(s) must be available for public use for a minimum of one year.
5. A dedicated KIUC Standard Meter must be installed to monitor consumption.
6. Rebates are available and limited to the installation of a new Level II Multi-Port EV Charger or the retrofit of an existing EV Charger to a Level II Commercial Level II Multi-Port EV Charger.
7. Rebates are only offered to Commercial and Large Power Customers.
8. Level II Chargers must have network capabilities through WiFi or cellular.
9. Signage must be posted to designate EV Parking Stalls & must comply with all County, State & Federal Laws.
10. Participation is based on a first-come, first-served basis, until annual funds are depleted.
11. Chargers under this rebate are subject to visual verification. If you are selected for a field audit, you will be contacted by a KIUC Representative.
12. KIUC reserves the right to discontinue and/or change the rebate levels without notice.
13. Participants must submit a completed rebate application, along with copies of approved County permits, proof of purchase of a Level II Multi-Port Charger, and proof of installation to: KIUC ENERGY SERVICES, 4463 Pahee St., Suite 1, Lihue, HI 96766 or Email to energyservices@kiuc.coop
14. Members qualifying for a rebate will be mailed a check to the above referenced mailing address within 6 to 8 weeks from the approval date.
This is an additional rebate which can be combined with KIUC's rebate for a Level II Multi-Port Charger. Hawaii Energy offers rebates for $4,500 (New Level) and $3,000 (Retrofit Level) for a potential combined total of $9,500 (New Level) or $6,500 (Retrofit Level). For more information, visit Hawaii Energy EV Charging Stations.
Additional EV Resources
KauaiEV is a grassroots organization dedicated to accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles on Kauai. Their website includes resources such as charging station locations and cost comparisons between EVs and conventional vehicles.
Drive Electric Hawaii provides educational resources for individuals considering owning an electric vehicle. Follow DEH on their website, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.
The Hawaii State Energy Office website offers a number of resources for EV owners and potential buyers.
Plug In America is a national non-profit organization advocating for the widespread adoption of plug-in vehicles utilizing clean energy. Visit their website for more information.
- Hawaii Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Commission's Clean Fleets Toolbox
- Alternative Fuels Data Center guidance on fleet electrification
- EVgo white paper on How to Succeed with Fleet Electrification or read the summary
- PG&E guidebook on fleet electrification
- Atlast EV Hub Fleet Procurement Analysis Tool (may require subscription): Atlas EV Hub
- An Overview of Electric Vehicles
- Is an Electric Vehicle Right for You?
- Nuts and Bolts of Battery EVs
- Nuts and Bolts of Plug In Hybrid EVs
- How Long Will an Electric Vehicle Battery Last
- Overview of Charging Stations
- EV Ready Homes
- A Guide to Multifamily Plug-in Electric Vehicle Charging
- Plugging in at Work – A Quick Guide to Electric Vehicle Workplace Charging
- Range Anxiety & Fuel Comparison
- Electric Vehicle Mythbusters
- The Electric Vehicle Evolution