Westlight Energy EV Charging Incentives for Multifamily

Westlight Energy (formerly Peninsula Clean Energy) incentives can help reduce upfront installation costs while Orange helps multifamily owners deploy charging infrastructure that supports resident access, recurring usage, and long-term property value.

Check My Property’s Incentive Eligibility
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Up to $2,500* per outlet
Up to $4,500* per EVSE
Up to $5,000 in panel upgrades
San Mateo County & City of Los Banos
Applications open now
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Funding is limited and available while program funds last. *Higher incentives available for affordable housing.
    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

    Smart chargers at a smart price.

    Example Property Economics

    Estimated Outlet Funding
    outlets × $2,500 = $250,000
    Estimated EVSE Funding
    EVSEs × $4,500 = $45,000
    Estimated Owner Contribution
    Significantly reduced
    Resident Charging Revenue
    Ongoing
    Property Software Fees
    None
    Long-term Value
    Increased NOI, retention, and property appeal

    FAQs

    An EV Ready plan is a property-specific roadmap that outlines the electrical infrastructure, and charging equipment needed to support EV charging at a multifamily property. It typically includes a site assessment, equipment recommendations, and a deployment pathway tailored to the property's size and electrical capacity.

    Through the WestLight Energy EV Ready program, incentive amounts vary by property type. Existing properties may receive up to $2,500 per outlet and $4,500 per EVSE. Income-qualified properties may receive up to $3,000 per outlet and $5,500 per EVSE. Outlet installations can be funded up to 100% of project costs, with no cap on the number of ports. EVSE installations are capped at 75% of project costs, up to a maximum rebate of $135,000. Income-qualified properties may receive up to 100% of EVSE project costs.

    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.

    "Using low-power solutions seems to be the fastest, most affordable, and most scalable solution to get immediate charging access to where people live. So instead of putting one fast charger in, which is the default way, let’s put in 20, and at a much lower cost."

    Phillip Kobernick

    Associate Director of Energy Programs at PCE

    Last updated: July 2026
    Based on currently published Westlight Energy EV Ready Program materials. Incentive amounts, eligibility, and funding availability may change.