Charging around LPEA’s peak
LPEA bills include peak power charges, and its battery program treats 4–9 pm as the peak window. Scheduling EV charging overnight keeps a big new load out of those hours — an easy habit that matters more on LPEA than on a flat-rate utility.
LPEA’s EV charger rebates
LPEA lists rebates for residential, multifamily and public/commercial EV chargers. The standard rebate tier has an annual per-member cap of $1,500 (excluding batteries), and rebates must be claimed within 90 days of purchase or installation. Check LPEA’s charger page for the current amount before you buy.
The federal §30C charger credit ended for chargers placed in service after June 30, 2026.
FAQ
Questions we hear
Does LPEA offer a rebate for home EV chargers?
Yes, LPEA lists residential EV charger rebates. Check its site for the current amount; claims are due within 90 days.
When should I charge my EV on LPEA?
Overnight, outside the 4–9 pm peak window, to avoid adding to your peak power charges.
How much does an EV charger install cost in Durango?
Typically $2,500–$3,000. Older panels or long runs to a detached garage add cost.