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Section 1: Rebates

Energy Smart Group (ESG) can evaluate your address to see what federal, state, and utility rebates your property qualifies for and obtain them on your behalf. By leveraging rebates, you can cut upfront investment thereby boosting your ROI. Let ESG do the homework for you, so you don't miss critical deadlines and opportunities.

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Central Coast Community (3C) Energy: $8,000 to $100,000 per Site

A low friction rebate that depends on the power dispensed from your charger and the type of property you own. In order to apply for this rebate, your EV Charging installation must first be completed, which makes it unique compared to other programs.  Visit the 3C energy rebate page.

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Federal Tax Credit 30C: 6% or 30% Tax Credit

EV Charging stations that are placed in service before June 30th, 2026 can benefit from this tax credit if their property is located in a disadvantaged zone. Obtaining 6% is simple and requires little effort, but the 30% tax credit comes with apprenticeship labor requirements. If you want to learn more watch our educational YouTube Video on this incentive. 

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Applications are due by June 30th, 2026 then the rebate is officially closed. There is a cap of four charging ports under this rebate and the power cannot exceed 7.2kW, which is approximately 20-25 miles of range per hour. Despite the constraints, this rebate allows your site to be prequalified all year around without permits or engineering designs. The key is to find out if your property is located in a 'disadvantaged zone' because SCE prioritizes these applicants. ESG can quickly see if your site is a good candidate using our software. Visit the SCE rebate page.

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Communities in Charge: $8,500 per Charging Port

Currently closed, but potentially reopening in the summer of 2026. Preparation is critical for this rebate which prioritizes applicants that have permits and engineering designs. Any of the entities shown in the picture below qualify if they are within 1/8th of a mile of a multi-family property containing 5+ units. Visit the Communities in Charge rebate page.

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LADWP Commercial Charging Rebate: $4,000 to $125,000 per Charging Port

Currently closed with the possibility of reopening around May of 2026. The application window for this rebate is notoriously short, so it is critical that you utilize ESG to pre-register and qualify your site beforehand. Do NOT wait to react to this rebate reopening because then it will be too late. Rebate amount depends on power dispensed by the charger and if the site is located in a disadvantaged zone. Visit the LADWP rebate page.

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Pasadena Water & Power Commercial Rebate: $4,000 to $8,000 per Charging Port

A great rebate that your site can prequalify for year-around without permits or engineering designs. To qualify for the larger rebate your site must meet one of the criteria, such as installing a DC Fast Charger or being located in a disadvantaged zone. Visit the PWP rebate page.

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Glendale Water & Power Commercial Rebate: 50% to 75% of Total Project Costs

One of the most attractive and obtainable rebates, especially for businesses trying to install a few level-2 charging stations. The 50% rebate is capped at $50,000 and the 75% rebate is capped at $75,000. Your site can prequalify for the rebate without permits or engineering designs year-around. Visit the GWP rebate page.

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Burbank Water & Power Rebate: $4,000 to $20,000 per Charging Port Capped at $200,000

A low friction rebate similar to Glendale and Pasadena. The rebate amounts depends on the power dispensed from your charger, the type of property you own, and if the site requires infrastructure upgrades. The  majority of EV charging installations do require infrastructure upgrades due to lack of panel or transformer capacity. Visit the BWP rebate page.

Section 2: Technology Updates

EV Connect is Releasing Their Own Level 2 Charging Stations, Becoming a Vertically-integrated Provider

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Historically, EV Connect was only a leading software provider that was compatible with a variety of EV Charging hardware, such as Autel, Alptronic, Zerova, ABB, Tritium, the list goes on. Now that EV Connect is a subsidiary of Schneider Electric they plan to release their own LV2 EV Charging line making them a vertically integrated player like ChargePoint. Vertical integration gives customers better quality and accountability in the long run. Energy Smart Group is a certified supplier and installer for EV Connect, ChargePoint, and other leading brands.  

Attract & Serve More EV Drivers

North America’s largest EV Charging manufacturer, ChargePoint, recently made their Omni-Port technology a standard hardware feature. As a result, EV drivers now automatically receive the correct connector type when they pull up to a charging station; it doesn’t matter if they drive a Tesla or a Hyundai you are covered. Watch the youtube video below to see the technology in action. 

Rip & Replace Special Offers

ChargePoint is offering special deals for EV Station owners to rip & replace their current EV chargers. ChargePoint is offering a solution whether a customer wants greater charging speed, newer features, or is dissatisfied with their current provider.

Voice of the Customer Horror Story - "Not All Charging Solutions are Created Equal" 

ESG has been noticing a growing trend of dissatisfied customers working with companies that drastically change software terms after installation, and require many manual updates using a computer and ethernet cord. The pitfall occurs when customers choose to work with software companies that white-label and slap their brand name on Chinese hardware. ESG can help you avoid these pitfalls because we prequalify and inspect all our partners that we install. Don't get hit with the hidden costs of dealing with underperforming solutions. 

Section 3: Service Updates

Unlock a 2nd Revenue Stream & Receive Quarterly Checks

Many EV Station owners and prospective buyers have no idea that there is a 2nd revenue stream associated with EV Charging. EV Station owners are awarded ‘Carbon Credits’ by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) and ESG can monetize those credits, so you are paid quarterly with no hassle. Don’t leave money on the table and learn more by watching our educational video below.

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Maximize EV Charger Uptime With Local Professional Support

ESG provides repairs and maintains EV Charging stations for select brands, such as ChargePoint. Customers can get top tier support from a local agile provider and ChargePoint certified partner.

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Section 4: The ROI of EV Charging Stations

Are you wondering if installing EV charging stations is a smart financial move for your property? EV infrastructure is a powerful tool for driving revenue, increasing property value, and future-proofing your business. Explore the untapped potential sitting in your parking lot with Energy Smart Group.

In our latest webinar, we break down how to:

  • Monetize your parking lot with new revenue streams

  • Minimize operational costs to increase profits & property value

  • Leverage available utility, state, & federal incentives

  • Attract & retain tenants or visitors

  • Future-proof your property

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a recording of our webinar: The ROI of EV Charging Stations

Ready to learn more about installing EV charging stations? Contact us today!

Energy Smart Group will support you through the entire lifecycle of EV Charging—from site inspection to final installation—ensuring your project is fully optimized for savings. Whether you manage a commercial site, multifamily property, or fleet operation, Energy Smart Group helps you unlock every available rebate and incentive.

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