Delaware EV Charging Rebates for Multifamily

The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control’s EV Charging Station 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.

Check My Property’s Incentive Eligibility
$
Up to per outlet
Up to $5,000 per EVSE
Up to
Delaware
Applications open now
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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.
Orange EVSE

Orange EVSE

Our most powerful charger, available in 40A and 60A.

  • Reliable, fast charging
  • Add 30-60 miles of range per hour of charge
  • No additional or recurring software or networking fees
  • Built for assigned, shared, and public parking
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 × = $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. DNREC’s EV charging rebates provide properties in Delaware with funding for EVSE hardware and installation.

Multifamily properties with 4 units or more may receive up to $5,000 per EVSE, capped at 75% of total hardware and installation costs (enhanced to 90% for hardware and 85% for installation for properties in priority areas). Dual-port EVSE may receive up to $10,000 per station. A maximum award of $75,000 is available per property, and $150,000 per portfolio.

An EVSE is a hardwired, high-power Level 2 charging unit. Most multifamily properties benefit from a mix of both EVSE and smart outlets.

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: September 2026
Based on currently published Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control EV Charging Rebate Program materials. Incentive amounts, eligibility, and funding availability may change.