MICHIGAN STATE INCENTIVES
Michigan EV Charging Incentives for Multifamily Properties
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The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) is offering $5 million in initial funding to support the deployment of non-public Level 2 alternating current electric vehicle charging stations at existing multifamily housing units through its Clean Fuel and Charging Infrastructure Program. Individual grant awards are capped at $300,000, with applicants required to provide a minimum 30% match of the total requested funds if the project is outside an environmental justice community. Applications will be accepted and processed on a first-come, first-served basis until funding is exhausted.
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DTE Energy offers businesses and commercial customers rebates for installing EV charging stations, ranging from $2,500 to $5,000, depending on the location of installation. DTE also offers rebates up to $70,000 per 150 kW direct current fast charging (DCFC) charger, dependent on location of installation. Customers must review the EV Charger Rebate Agreement along with submit pre-approval information.
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Indiana Michigan Power: Charge Up MI, Michigan is offering an incentive program is for Level 2 workplace (employee), company fleet and MUD PEV charging for Michigan-registered PEVs acquired after January 2020. The incentive is not applicable to chargers used solely for public PEV charging. Under this program, I&M can pay $2,500 for the first port and $500 for each additional port toward installation of PEV charging equipment.
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Customers can get a rebate of up to $7,500 for community and workplace EV charging. Receive up to $2,500 per electric vehicle charging station, up to 3 stations per location. Multifamily property owners can get a rebate of up to $13,500 for providing EV charging for their tenants. Receive up to $4,500 per electric vehicle charging station, up to 3 stations per location.
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Consumers Energy offers rebates to commercial customers for the purchase and installation of Level 2 EV charging stations. Rebates range from $5,000 to $7,500 depending on business type and are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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The Zeeland Board of Public Works (ZBPW) Electric Vehicle (EV) Charger Rebate Program provides rebates to assist ZBPW customers with the purchase and installation costs of qualifying EV chargers. Applications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. The rebate offered is $500.00 for the installation of a qualifying Level 2 (240-volt) EV charger. Participants are limited to one EV charger rebate per vehicle, per ZBPW residence or business with a minimum of three parking spaces.
Michigan Lighting Upgrade Incentives for Multifamily Properties
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DTE Energy provides rebates for multifamily properties upgrading to energy-efficient equipment, including lighting, HVAC, and water heating. This program is designed to help reduce energy usage and costs in multifamily buildings. Eligible customers can receive rebates when they upgrade to qualifying, energy-efficient equipment at their property
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DTE Energy offers instant discounts on qualifying LED lighting products through participating distributors. These discounts reduce the upfront costs of purchasing and installing energy-efficient lighting, making it easier for multifamily property owners to upgrade their lighting systems. Eligible products include exterior fixtures, linear and panel LED lighting, interior high bay fixtures, occupancy sensors, and screw-in light bulbs.
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Consumers Energy provides rebates for various lighting products, including LED fixtures, lamps, and controls. Rebates are available for both new construction projects and retrofits of existing buildings. Eligible products include interior linear LED tube lights, LED lighting fixtures and lamps, interior LED trim kits, and lighting controls.
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The MiHER program offers rebates to reduce the cost of energy-saving whole-home improvements in existing single-family and multifamily homes. The program includes two components:
Home Efficiency Rebates (HER): Provides funding to lower the upfront cost of whole-home energy efficiency upgrades, including insulation, air sealing, and heating and cooling.
Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR): Helps reduce the upfront cost of efficient electric technologies, with rebates for high-efficiency home appliances and equipment.