Hawaii Single-Port EV Charger Rebate Bill signed into law

Written By Noel Morin

Good news! SB2720, which expands the Hawaii Energy EV Charging Station Rebate Program to include single-port (single-plug) chargers, has been signed into law.

Passage of this bill means that property owners can avail of the rebate when installing single-port chargers. This will help expand Hawaii’s EV charging network.

Summary of the changes:

  • Allows for a rebate amount of $2000 for installing a new single-port, Level 2 station, and $1300 for upgrading a single port, Level 2 station.

  • Removes the annual $500,000 rebate program cap.

  • Appropriates $1,000,000 for the EV Charging Station Rebate program for the fiscal year 2022-2023.

You can take a look at the details of the bill here.

Note that Hawaii Energy is waiting for state funding to reinitiate the program. For the latest, visit Hawaii Energy.

Noel Morin
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