Non-networked Single Port EV Charger
*Non-networked stations do not have internet access. This means you can't collect usage data, monitor them for problems, balance loads during peak demand, or charge users a fee for plugging in.
*All costs and incentives are estimated and vary by location and installation needs.
Materials: $1,850
• EV charger approximately $750
• Additional materials including meter pedestal approximately $1,100
Labor: $1,400
Estimated Cost: $3,250
Incentives:
• GCEA and Tri-State rebate: 50% of the cost, up to $1,250 (must be enrolled in TOU rate, cannot be on a net-metered account)
Estimated Incentives: $1,250
Estimated Out of Pocket Cost: $2,000
Networked Dual Port EV Charger
*Networked charging stations are connected remotely to a larger network and are part of an infrastructure system of connected chargers.
*All costs and incentives are estimated and vary by location and installation needs.
Materials: $13,000: EV charger approximately $11,500 (includes 5-year data plan and warranty)
• Additional materials including meter pedestal approximately $1,500
Labor: $11,500
Estimated Total Cost: $24,500
Incentives:
• Charge Ahead Colorado grant: $9,000
• GCEA and Tri-State rebate: 50% of the total cost, up to $1,250 (includes charging equipment and electric service installation)
Estimated Incentives: $10,250
Estimated Out of Pocket Cost: $14,250