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Electric Vehicle Charging Program

Charge your EV smarter and cheaper by enrolling in Wright-Hennepin's EV Time-of-Use program. Enjoy off-peak rates as low as $0.06434 per kWh and get a rebate on your charger installation. With 24/7 charging availability at different rates, you can charge whenever it's convenient while saving the most by charging overnight.

Benefits & Rebates

  • Time-of-Use energy rate as low as $0.06434/kWh (10 p.m.–5 a.m.)
  • Rebate up to $500 for a BEV and $150 for a Plug-in hybrid (PHEV) with a new Level 2 charging station installation
  • 24/7 charging availability at different rates

How Does It Work?

Your energy rate varies based on the time of day you charge your EV. Charging is available anytime, but you'll save the most by charging overnight during off-peak hours. The program uses a separate meter to track your EV charging, and rates are not subject to Power Cost Adjustment (PCA).


Time-of-Use Charging Schedule:

Time of DayRate Per kWh
10 p.m. - 5 a.m.$0.06434
5 a.m. - 5 p.m.$0.13213
5 p.m. - 10 p.m.$0.31171

Requirements

  • Vehicle must be a battery electric vehicle (BEV) or PHEV with a minimum 4.5 kW charger rating
  • Install 240V, wall-mounted, hardwired Level 2 charger
  • Requires a separate outdoor meter socket
  • Contact WH to enroll in EV Time-of-Use Program

How To Enroll

Contact Wright-Hennepin at (763) 477-3000 to discuss program details, then work with a licensed electrician to install qualifying EV charging equipment. After completing a state electrical inspection and submitting rebate paperwork, we'll activate your Time-of-Use rate and process your bill credit.

 

Sign Up

Sign up for the Electric Vehicle Charging Program or request more information to start charging smarter, manage costs, and make the most of your electric vehicle.

Share the Savings

Help a friend save energy and money. When they enroll in an Energy‑Saving Program, you both earn a $10 bill credit.

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