Electric Vehicle Charger Incentives

Receive a $300 rebate towards a new EV charger after completing a 12-month term in SHELD’s NextZero Scheduled Charging Program. Typically, EVs come with a Level 1 charger that can be plugged into a normal wall outlet, and may take longer to charge compared to a Level 2 charger. It is required that you have a licensed contractor install the charger. The electrician will likely need to pull a permit from the Town Hall for the work, and the Wiring Inspector will need to approve it. No inspections are required from SHELD.

How To Get A Rebate

1. Sign up HERE to enroll your EV charger in EV Scheduled Charging. The EV Charger must be Emporia or Chargepoint to qualify for the rebate.

2. Sign up and email the EV Scheduled Charging Program Participation Agreement to help@

EV Charging 101 (PDF)
South Hadley 3 Reason – 3 Reasons to Enroll in Connected Homes
IRS 8911 – Federal Tax Credit Information