PG&E Residential EV Charging rebate (Rebate Plus, income-qualified)
Up to $2,000 for installation of an eligible EV charger; Up to $5,000 for a panel upgrade and installation of an eligible EV charger
Up to$5,000
Home energy rebates in Davis, CA
Davis gets its power from Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) and Valley Clean Energy (VCE). Here's what you can claim and who can do the work.
Rebates you may qualify for
Driving Clean Assistance Program (DCAP) - home charger incentive
Up to $2,000 toward buying and installing a Level 2 home charger. The alternative is a $2,000 prepaid card for public charging; you get one or the other. It comes with a DCAP vehicle grant: up to $7,500 with no...
Up to$2,000
Golden State Rebates - heat pump water heater instant rebate
Instant rebate of $400-$700 for replacing a natural gas storage water heater with a qualifying heat pump water heater. The amount depends on the type and size of the unit replaced (per Marin County page updated...
Up to$700
PG&E Generator & Battery Rebate Program (portable generators and portable batteries)
Up to $300 per qualified customer account; CARE or FERA customers may receive up to an additional $200 (up to $500 total)
Up to$500
Equitable Building Decarbonization (EBD) Statewide Direct Install Program
No cost to the household. Every home served gets a heat pump for heating and cooling, a heat pump water heater, or both. Some homes also get induction cooking, laundry, building envelope and electrical remediation...
Demand Side Grid Support (DSGS) Option 3 - home battery virtual power plant
Pays battery owners, through their aggregator (storage VPP provider), for exporting during grid-stress events. The 2026 per-kW rate was not confirmed. The total budget is $109.5M, with about $34M left after projected...
Energy Savings Assistance (ESA) Program - no-cost heat pump water heaters and other upgrades
No cost to the household. Eligible homes can get a heat pump water heater replacement installed free (SCE and PG&E pages), along with other efficiency upgrades. No dollar amount per household is published.
DAC-SASH no-cost rooftop solar for income-qualified homeowners (paired with SGIP storage)
$3/watt incentives to install an onsite solar system; Program budget: $120 million total ($10 million per year 2019 - 2030)
PG&E Residential Storage Initiative (free home battery for frequent-outage customers)
A free permanent backup battery system, installed at no cost. More than 3,800 customers have received one since 2022. PG&E says free batteries are almost gone for 2026.
California HEEHRA (federal HEAR) rebates via TECH Clean California - multifamily
Multifamily – Low-to-Moderate Income (LMI): Heat Pump for Space Heating and Cooling – Variable Speed (Heat Pump HVAC) $8,000; In-Unit Heat Pump Water Heater $1,750; Electric Load Service Center (Electric Panel)...
Up to$14,000
California HEEHRA (federal HEAR) rebates via TECH Clean California - single-family heat pumps
up to $8,000 for low-income households and $4,000 for moderate-income households for a heat pump HVAC unit
Up to$8,000
TECH Clean California single-family heat pump HVAC and heat pump water heater incentives (general market)
FULLY RESERVED since 2025-11-14, with no new reservations. The last amounts, per an SCE fact sheet: $1,000 for a heat pump water heater replacing an electric resistance unit, or up to $3,100 replacing a gas water...
Up to$3,100
Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) Residential Solar and Storage Equity (RSSE, AB 209 funds)
Storage: 1,100/kWh; Solar: 3,100/kW
SGIP Equity Resiliency budget (battery storage for vulnerable customers in wildfire/PSPS areas)
The rebate may cover 80 percent to 100 percent of the cost of installing a battery storage system.
SGIP Equity and Small Residential Storage (general market) budgets
CLOSED: these ratepayer budgets stopped taking new applications, including waitlist entries, after 2025-12-30. The Equity budget rate was $0.85/Wh. The final general-market step rate was not confirmed.
PG&E Backup Power Transfer Meter Program (free generator transfer meter)
free backup power transfer meter
PG&E Portable Battery Program (free portable battery for medical devices)
Applications for 2026 are closed. The Portable Battery Program has reached capacity for 2026. The program is no longer accepting new applications.
Map of Davis
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Davis has 14.9 public charging ports per 10,000 residents, against 17.5 across California. See how towns compare.
Licensed installers in Davis
A J Electric
Davis, 95616Home batteryEV chargerStandby generator
C-10 Electrical 892430
Licensed since 2007
Affordable Electric Services
Davis, 95617Home batteryEV chargerStandby generator
C-10 Electrical 889412
Licensed since 2007
Baird Electric
Davis, 95618Home batteryEV chargerStandby generator
C-10 Electrical 735749
Licensed since 1997
Best Ecoway INC
Davis, 95616Home batteryEV chargerStandby generator
C-10 Electrical 959018
Licensed since 2011
Blake's Heating & Air Conditioning
Davis, 95616Heat pump
C-20 Warm-Air Heating, Ventilating... 299969
Licensed since 1974
Boschken Construction
Davis, 95617Home batteryEV chargerStandby generator
C-10 Electrical 637863
Licensed since 1992
Clarkes Heating & Air And Appliance Repair
Davis, 95618Heat pump
C-20 Warm-Air Heating, Ventilating... 738163
Licensed since 1997
Dan Neff Electric
Davis, 95616Home batteryEV chargerStandby generator
C-10 Electrical 579770
Licensed since 1989
Hawes Heating & Air Conditioning
Davis, 95616Home batteryHeat pumpSolar
C-20 Warm-Air Heating, Ventilating... 606836
Licensed since 1990
Integrity Construction
Davis, 95618Home batteryEV chargerStandby generator
C-10 Electrical 811959
Licensed since 2002
John Cunningham Electric
Davis, 95618Home batteryEV chargerStandby generator
C-10 Electrical 958780
Licensed since 2011
Knightworks Electric
Davis, 95616Home batteryEV chargerStandby generator
C-10 Electrical 585850
Licensed since 1990
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- S M Air (707) 678-6893
- The Current Solution (530) 758-9476
- Benjamin Electric (530) 902-5183
- Gorgo Electric (530) 902-1966
- Eb Heating And Air (530) 564-2257
- Aggie HVAC & Electrical Corp (530) 908-5621
- Fresh Air Services LLC (703) 395-4042
Public EV charging
49 public charging stations in Davis: 132 Level 2 ports and 44 DC fast ports.
| Station | Address | Ports | Network | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Davis, CA - Russell Blvd - Tesla Supercharger | 737 Russell Blvd | 20 fast | Tesla | 24 hours daily. NACS partner enabled. |
| Davis, CA - Tesla Supercharger | 2107-2151 Cowell Blvd | 16 fast | Tesla | 24 hours daily. Open to Teslas only. |
| BOA CA3-147 (Davis, CA) | 325 E Street | 4 fast | Electrify America | 24 hours daily |
| Davis Commons | 500 1st St | 2 fast, 1 Level 2 | eVgo Network | 24 hours daily |
| Hanlees Nissan | 5009 Chiles Rd | 1 fast, 1 Level 2 | Non-Networked | Dealership business hours |
| 7-ELEVEN 38681 DAVIS DC1 | 400 Mace Blvd | 1 fast | ChargePoint Network | 24 hours daily |
| University of California - Davis - Lot 1 | Hilgard Ln | 16 Level 2 | Non-Networked | 24 hours daily; pay lot; parking permit required; Drivers must bring their own J1772 cordset for Level 1 charging |
| University of California - Davis - Lot 25 | 760 Orchard Rd | 16 Level 2 | Non-Networked | 24 hours daily; pay lot; permit required 7am-10pm M-F |
| University of California - Davis - Gateway Parking Structure | Hilgard Ln | 14 Level 2 | Non-Networked | 24 hours daily; pay lot; parking permit required; Drivers must bring their own J1772 cordset for Level 1 charging |
| University of California - Davis - Lot 49 | La Rue Rd and Garrod Dr | 9 Level 2 | Non-Networked | 24 hours daily; parking pass required |
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Source: U.S. Department of Energy station locator. Confirmation dates vary by station.