My friend is looking for info on getting incentives in Florida for Level 2 (240-volt) residential home charging station.
It’s not an easy task to shuffle through all of the regulations, but I advised her that there are possible incentives, rebates and tax credits available.

Here are 2 ways I found in Jax, Florida to help reduce the cost for a home charging station:

1. Federal incentives: Rebate up to $1000
   The federal government program offers a 30% tax credit of up to $1,000 for the cost of a both the level 2 station equipment and  installation feesTo qualify for the tax credit, you need to:
   *Purchase and install the charger.
   *Keep all of your receipts and documentation.
   *When you file your taxes, be sure to include Form 8911, https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f8911.pdf
   *Provide total cost  of the charger and installation on Form 8911.
   * More information here for Federal Rebates: https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/about-form-8911
2. Local Utility Rebates:- Rebate up to $300
   *Florida Utility Company, JEA offers a rebate of up to $300.00 for upgrading the home electrical system to support an EV Charging Station.To qualify for a rebate, you may need to:
   * Be a resident of Florida.
   * Be a customer of the utility company or organization that is offering the rebate.
   * Purchase and install a qualified level 2 EV charger
   * Submit a completed application and proof of purchase to the utility company or organization.

More information here for JEA Customers:  https://www.jeadriveelectric.com/electrical-rebate.html:
Check your local utility company to see if they have any incentive programs.

Check with your state to see if they offer any incentives. 

https://afdc.energy.gov/laws/search?keyword=home+charging

https://rebates4evchargers.com/state/fl

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