Colorado Energy Office EV Charging Incentives for Multifamily
Colorado Energy Office’s Charge Ahead Colorado rebates are designed to lower upfront installation costs for EV charging infrastructure. With Orange, deploy charging solutions that support reliable access for residents, revenue generation for property owners, and increase long-term property value.
Funding is limited and available while program funds last.
Find the Right-Sized Solution for your Property
Orange helps properties design, apply for, and deploy the right charging mix to maximize incentive funding.
Matching the Right Charging Approach to Your Property
Assigned Smart Outlets
Best for assigned resident parking and overnight charging.
Cost-effective way to expand access
Minimizes electrical upgrades
Residents charge while they park
Scales efficiently across the property
Shared Level 2 EVSEs
Best for properties with shared or guest parking and higher turnover.
Public or common area access
Faster charging needs
Supports guests and visitors
Ideal for shared parking environments
Mixed Deployment
Best for larger communities with diverse resident needs and parking types.
Combine outlets and EVSEs
Right solution in the right location
Future-ready and flexible
Supports long-term demand
Lower Your Costs. Expand EV Coverage. Create Long Term Revenue.
Lower Your Costs. Expand EV Coverage. Create Long Term Revenue.
Incentives
Lower upfront installation cost
Residents Charge Overnight
Reliable, convenient access where they park
Revenue Increases
From resident charging (no platform fees)
Property Value Increases
Increased NOI, retention, and property appeal
Example Property Economics
Estimated Outlet Funding
outlets × $1,250 =
$0
Estimated EVSE Funding
EVSEs × $5,000 =
$0
Program Funding Cap
$0
Estimated Total Incentive
$0
Program maximum reached
Estimated Owner Contribution
Significantly reduced
Resident Charging Revenue
Ongoing
Property Software Fees
None
Long-term Value
Increased NOI, retention, and property appeal
FAQs
EV charging rebates are incentives that help offset the cost of installing EV charging equipment at multifamily properties. Colorado Energy Office’s Charge Ahead Colorado program provides properties in the state of Colorado with funding for EVSE installation.
Properties may receive up to $1,250 per outlet (capped at 80% of costs), and $5,000 per EVSE (capped at 90% of costs). Properties that are eligible for the enhanced incentive may receive up to $1,750 per outlet and $7,000 per EVSE. A project may receive funding for a maximum of 6 EVSE or 24 outlets. Applies to Charge Ahead Colorado rolling application details, increased funding amounts are available three times per year.
An EV outlet is a dedicated Level 1 or Level 2 charging outlet assigned to a resident's parking space, ideal for overnight charging at multifamily properties. An EVSE is a hardwired Level 2 unit better suited for shared or guest parking. Most multifamily properties benefit from a mix of both.
Orange has committed over 10,000 chargers across multifamily properties nationwide. We assist you throughout the entire application process, from an eligibility check to the incentive application, and recommend the right charging mix for your property and portfolio.
Last updated: August 28, 2026
Based on currently published Colorado Energy Office EV Charging Rebate Program materials. Incentive amounts, eligibility, and funding availability may change.
