Level 1 Charging

• Speed: 3-5 miles per hour
• Ideal Use: Overnight home charging
• Location: Standard 120V outlet

Level 2 Charging

• Speed: 15-35 miles per hour
• Ideal Use: Daily home or workplace
• Location: Dedicated 240V circuit

DC Fast Charging

• Speed: 60-100+ miles in 20 mins
• Ideal Use: Road trips & fleets
• Location: Commercial stations

NJ PSEG Incentives

Take advantage of PSEG New Jersey's Residential EV Charging Program. Receive significant offsets for residential smart charger installations and potential off-peak charging credits to lower your monthly energy bill.

Eligibility: Single-family homeowners, multi-unit dwelling residents, and small business owners within PSEG service territory.

Note: Incentives and rebate amounts are subject to change based on utility funding levels and state regulations.

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NYC Con Edison Solutions

Con Edison offers the SmartCharge New York program, providing rewards for charging your EV during off-peak hours. Additional federal tax credits and NY State Drive Clean rebates may apply to your installation.

Eligibility: Residential customers, multi-family property managers, and commercial accounts in the five boroughs and Westchester.

Note: Incentives and rebate amounts are subject to change based on utility funding levels and state regulations.

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Get Up to $1,500 Back on Your EV Charger Installation

If you're a PSE&G electric customer in New Jersey, your home charger installation may qualify for an on-bill credit toward panel upgrades, permits, and other installation costs. We handle the licensed electrical work and the paperwork PSE&G requires.

Free quote. Licensed in NJ and NYC.

What PSE&G Offers

Up to $1,500 per charger

On-bill credit toward eligible installation costs like panel upgrades and permits.

Up to $5,000 off deposits

Reduction on the customer deposit if PSE&G must upgrade utility equipment like lines or transformers.

Credit on your bill

Applied within one to two billing cycles after approval.

Am I Eligible?

PSE&G electric customer in New Jersey with an account in good standing

Level 2 smart charger (Wi-Fi or cellular) on a single residential meter

ENERGY STAR certified charger

Permitted installation that passes your town's electrical inspection

How It Works

1

Free assessment

We review your panel, parking spot, and charger options.

2

Licensed installation

A licensed electrician pulls the permit, installs the charger, and handles the inspection.

3

Paperwork done right

Your itemized paid invoice, license number, and permit documents are ready for PSE&G.

4

Get your credit

We give you the documents to upload to PSE&G's EV portal.

Good to Know

The program does not cover the cost of the charger itself.
Approval can take up to three months, so apply early.
Combined state, federal, and PSE&G incentives can't exceed 90% of project cost.

Request Your PSE&G EV Charger Quote

Share a few details about your home and EV so we can confirm your options and potential incentives.

Go Electric NYC (dba Go Electric JC) is an independent electrical contractor and is not affiliated with or endorsed by PSE&G. Incentive amounts, eligibility, and requirements are set by PSE&G and may change. Incentives are not guaranteed. For more information, visit PSE&G's EV Residential Charging Program.

Go Electric NYC (dba Go Electric JC)

287 Park Ave S, Suite 202DD, New York, NY 10010

917-300-8119 | info@goelectricnyc.com

PSE&G EV Charging FAQs

Does PSE&G pay for the charger?

No. The credit applies to eligible installation and make-ready costs, not the charger.

Do I need an electrician?

Yes, to get the full benefit. Homeowners may do their own work, but their labor is not covered by the credit. A licensed electrician's paid, itemized invoice is what PSE&G reviews.

How long until I get the credit?

After PSE&G approves your documents, it appears on your bill within one to two billing cycles. The full process can take up to three months.

What is V2X (Vehicle-to-Everything)?

V2X technology allows your electric vehicle to act as a mobile power bank, sharing energy with your home, the grid, or other buildings to maximize efficiency and resilience.

V2H

Vehicle-to-Home: Use your EV to power your residence during outages or peak times.

V2G

Vehicle-to-Grid: Sell excess energy back to the utility grid to lower your costs.

V2B

Vehicle-to-Building: Support commercial energy needs using EV battery capacity.