- Buy their charger
- Charger purchase ~$599
- Paid quarterly
- Rate published by the program
Rate details
12 cents per kWh from the first kWh, flat. The site calls the figures estimates: the actual rate, term and a minimum rebate threshold are set in the hosting agreement you sign.
From the program's site (checked 2026-11-13)
“A rebate of 12¢ per kWh on the electricity your home EV charger delivers — Canada's highest. Buy an Autel MaxiCharger from us, or join with an Autel you already own.”
“✓ 12¢ on every kWh, paid quarterly by e-transfer”
Charger & costs
Autel MaxiCharger AC Lite 40A, AC Lite 50A (J1772), MaxiCharger 80A (J1772) or AC Lite Home 50A (NACS, temporarily sold out), bought from Iceberg, or an Autel Elite or AC Lite you already own; other brands are not supported
Upfront: Buy an Autel from Iceberg: AC Lite 40A $599 (NEMA 14-50 plug), AC Lite 50A $699 (J1772, hardwired), MaxiCharger 80A $1,299 (J1772, hardwired, 19.2 kW, 25 ft cable, 5-year Autel warranty) or AC Lite Home 50A $799 (NACS, hardwired; temporarily sold out), plus HST (free pickup in St. John's or free shipping in NL); $0 with an Autel Elite or AC Lite you already own
You own the charger outright; no deposit and no lease. The install is done by your own licensed electrician, not by Iceberg. Cars with a Tesla-style (NACS) port get a free adapter that stays on the cable with any J1772 model. The 80A model (added Nov 2026) delivers twice the power of the 40A, for trucks and EVs that can take 80 A. The NACS-connector model is temporarily sold out because Autel is short on NACS units; Iceberg says it will post when they are back.
Membership: None stated
Commitment: Governed by the Charging Network Hosting Agreement signed at enrolment (not published)
Payout, referral, provinces
Payout: Interac e-Transfer – Quarterly
Referral: $50 bonus rebate to both referrer and new host once the new host's charger has delivered 1,000 kWh (new hosts signing up on or after Oct 5 2026; they must name the referrer at sign-up)
Provinces: NL
Caveats
- Newfoundland & Labrador only; homes and businesses both qualify, and several chargers at one location are supported.
- Businesses (fleet depots, workplaces, dealerships) get 15 cents per kWh for their first 2 years as a limited-time offer, then 12 cents, settled once a year; no end date for the offer is given. The rate shown here is the home rate.
- The rate, term, termination rights and a minimum rebate threshold are set in the hosting agreement, which is not public; the site says its figures are illustrative.
- Energy delivered while the charger is offline, and not recovered from the charger's memory, is not rebated.
Where this comes from terms reviewed 2026-09-23
- Rate – stated on the program’s page, not in its terms
- Payout – stated on the program’s page, not in its terms
- 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
Program page: Iceberg EV program page ↗Terms: Iceberg EV Terms of Use ↗
Your next steps
- Check your charger qualifies. Autel MaxiCharger AC Lite 40A, AC Lite 50A (J1772), MaxiCharger 80A (J1772) or AC Lite Home 50A (NACS, temporarily sold out), bought from Iceberg, or an Autel Elite or AC Lite you already own; other brands are not supported
- Confirm the current terms. Rewards like this are typically funded through clean-fuel credits, and the rate can change. Iceberg EV Terms of Use ↗
- Apply through the provider. Official program website ↗
- Connect your charger to their network and keep it online.
- Start earning. Interac e-Transfer – Quarterly.