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Electric Vehicles (EVs)

OPALCO is here to help you make the switch

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Drive electric . . . for the planet!

Carbon pollution causes climate change. It’s up to each of us to do our part for clean air, clean water and a sustainable energy future. Switching from a gas or diesel powered car to electric will save about $1200 a year in fuel costs – plus savings on maintenance and repairs, reduce total energy spending and make a significant positive impact on carbon emissions. Get started by exploring these tools and resources:

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Calculate Savings

Use a dynamic calculator tool to estimate your savings ($) when you switch to EV. Calculator includes options to compare your current gas car with potential electric car choices and provides estimated charging times for selected models.

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Compare EV Models

Explore a comprehensive database of current EV models available including MSRP, range, size, options, battery capacity, charging times and federal tax incentives

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Calculate Emissions

Compare CO2 emissions for gas and electric cars over a year of driving – using specific car models (gas vs electric) and input your typical annual miles of driving. Learn more about CO2.

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Compare Home EV Chargers

Explore and compare all currently available models of home EV chargers: Level 2. Database includes plug type, estimated price, voltage/amperage and wifi availability.

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EV Tax Incentives

Discover state and federal tax incentives and exemptions for EVs and EV chargers.

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EV Charging Stations

Local map of EV charging stations in San Juan County + link to app for national network of EV chargers.

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Co-op Rebates for EV Chargers

OPALCO offers a $500 rebate for EV chargers – or you can finance a charger and installation on your bill with Switch it Up

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EV 101 and FAQs

FAQs about EVs, charging, batteries, emissions and maintenance

Watch this short video: EV Basics