Electric Avenue Homeowner Rebate: get paid 13¢ per kWh to charge your EV at home

Electric Avenue Homeowner Rebate is run by Electric Avenue Manufacturing Inc. and is available across Canada. Rewards like this are typically funded through credits earned under Canada's Clean Fuel Regulations when you charge at home on a connected charger, and Electric Avenue Homeowner Rebate passes 13¢ per kWh back to you, paid not stated - first payments expected in early 2027. At 300 kWh of home charging a month that is roughly $468 a year once past any starting tier. Every figure below is read from the program's own website by a daily check and its terms were last reviewed by hand on 2026-09-23.

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$468/yr at 300 kWh/mo Verified 2026-09-23
13¢per kWh charged
  • Needs a smart OCPP charger
  • No upfront cost
  • Payout schedule not documented
  • Rate published by the program

Rate details

13 cents per kWh, flat, for every homeowner on the network. Charging is counted retroactively from August 1 2026.

From the program's site (checked 2026-09-23)

“Through the program, Electric Avenue will return a portion of the carbon credit value generated by eligible residential charging directly to participating drivers. Payments will be $0.13 per kWh charged, a flat rate that applies to all homeowners on the network.”

“Eligible charging is being tracked retroactively beginning August 1, 2026, with the first payments to be issued in early 2027.”

Charger & costs

An Electric Avenue residential charger, or a compatible third-party OCPP charger connected to Electric Avenue's charging-station management system

Upfront: None if you already own a compatible charger

Membership: None stated

Payout, referral, provinces

Payout: Not stated – Not stated - first payments expected in early 2027

Provinces: All of Canada

Caveats

  • Announced in a press release on September 10 2026; there is no separate terms page yet, so payout method, schedule and minimum are not published.
  • First payments are expected in early 2027; monthly reports of estimated earnings start this fall in the Electric Avenue app.

Where this comes from

  • Rate – read from the program’s page by the daily check
  • Payout – not documented anywhere we could check
  • Charger & eligibility – stated on the program’s page, not in its terms
  • Fees & deposit – stated on the program’s page, not in its terms
  • Where it applies – stated on the program’s page, not in its terms

Your next steps

  1. Check your charger qualifies. An Electric Avenue residential charger, or a compatible third-party OCPP charger connected to Electric Avenue's charging-station management system
  2. Confirm the current terms. Rewards like this are typically funded through clean-fuel credits, and the rate can change. Program site ↗
  3. Apply through the provider. Official program website ↗
  4. Connect your charger to their network and keep it online.
  5. Start earning. Not stated – Not stated - first payments expected in early 2027.

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Where Electric Avenue Homeowner Rebate is available

Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Yukon.

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