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Anaheim Public Utilities: rebates and EV rates

Short answer: Anaheim Public Utilities: up to $300 any Level 2 charger; up to $600 networked charger + TOU rate; +up to $750 panel upgrade (separate) (official Anaheim Public Utilities page).

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Anaheim, CA

Rebates

RebateEligibilityStatusSource
up to $300 any Level 2 charger; up to $600 networked charger + TOU rate; +up to $750 panel upgrade (separate)Funding-limitedofficial utility/agency page Source: Anaheim Public Utilities program page (official) (accessed 2026-10-25).

EV and time-of-use rates (tariff)

PlanRateWindowSource
Schedule TOU-2 Domestic Time-of-Use16.65–16.15¢/kWh (energy/base charge only)Off-peak: all hours outside 4–9 p.m. weekdays; winter super off-peak 12.00¢ (8 a.m.–4 p.m. winter weekdays, and all winter weekend/holiday hours outside 4–9 p.m.) Sources: Anaheim Public Utilities – Schedule TOU-2 (official tariff PDF); Anaheim Public Utilities – Schedule DEV-D-EV (closed EV rate, official PDF) (accessed 2026-10-25).

Cross-reference (not a primary source)

DSIRE program list for California (cross-reference, third-party database).

Does Anaheim Public Utilities offer an EV charger rebate?

up to $300 any Level 2 charger; up to $600 networked charger + TOU rate; +up to $750 panel upgrade (separate)

Does Anaheim Public Utilities have an EV or time-of-use rate?

Schedule TOU-2 Domestic Time-of-Use: 16.65–16.15¢/kWh (Off-peak: all hours outside 4–9 p.m. weekdays; winter super off-peak 12.00¢ (8 a.m.–4 p.m. winter weekdays, and all winter weekend/holiday hours outside 4–9 p.m.)).

What is DSIRE?

DSIRE is a third-party database of incentives run by NC State University's NC Clean Energy Technology Center. We link it only as a cross-reference; the utility's own page is the source.

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