Utility Rebates and Loans for Electrical Work

Your electric utility may pay part of the job. EWEB lends up to $20,000 at zero percent for panel and meter work, SUB pays a $500 rebate on a Level 2 car charger, and Lane Electric offers an $800 rebate or a 0% loan up to $9,000 for a ductless heat pump.

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Check the name on your bill. Mailing addresses and utility lines don't always match.

EWEB

A 0% loan up to $20,000 for panel and meter work, up to $500 toward a Level 2 charger, and a zero-interest backup power loan up to $5,000.

Springfield Utility Board

A $500 rebate on a Level 2 charger, and up to $1,500 or a 0% loan up to $7,000 for a ducted heat pump.

Lane Electric Cooperative

A $500 EV charger rebate and an $800 rebate or 0% loan up to $9,000 for a ductless heat pump. Now serving the McKenzie Valley.

Emerald PUD

Incentive programs for homes, businesses, and farms, plus a current EV charger rebate.

Pacific Power

Home efficiency incentives through Energy Trust of Oregon, and separate EV programs.

Each utility approves its own applications, so apply with them and we'll handle the electrical work.

Panel, service, and rewiring help

A program for service work covers the meter, the panel, and the equipment where power enters the house, and rewiring through the house is a separate question. We split those into separate lines on the estimate so the utility can say what it covers.

Help paying for panel and service work

EV charger rebates side by side

SUB, EWEB, and Lane Electric each put up to $500 toward a Level 2 home charger, with different deadlines and charger rules.

Compare EV charger rebates

Before you buy equipment

  • Read the current program rules for your account and property.
  • Get any approval the utility needs before you buy or schedule the work.
  • Ask which lines on the estimate count toward the program.
  • Note the deadline and keep the receipts, model numbers, and the passed inspection.

Program details checked October 25, 2026, from each utility's own pages, linked on every guide.

Request an estimate

Tell us the utility on your bill and the program you're looking at, and we'll write the estimate so it matches the application.