Georgia Power

Georgia Power's Overnight Advantage rate plan is the utility's EV-oriented residential time-of-use option. Super Off-Peak runs every day from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. and is priced near 2 cents per kWh under the 2025 tariff, which makes overnight charging the cheapest way to fuel an EV in Georgia. On-Peak is 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. on summer weekdays only (June through September), at roughly 30 cents per kWh, so the plan rewards households that can shift large loads (charger, dishwasher, laundry) out of those summer afternoons.

The $150 residential rebate is available either as an instant discount through the Georgia Power Marketplace or as a post-installation form, and it stacks with the Overnight Advantage rate. For commercial sites, the EV Charger Plus rebate pays $250 per kW for Level 2 chargers and $150 per kW for DC fast chargers, up to $30,000 per project (or $50,000 for multifamily properties), capped at half the total project cost. Separately, the Make Ready Infrastructure Program funds the utility-side electrical work for larger multifamily, workplace, and DC fast-charging sites, up to $300,000 per project.

Georgia is an integrated regulated market: Georgia Power is the dominant investor-owned utility, regulated by the Georgia Public Service Commission, so customers cannot shop electricity supply. The summer-only On-Peak window is a regional quirk worth knowing, because winter and shoulder-season EV charging is cheap at most hours on the Overnight Advantage plan, not just overnight. Make Ready Infrastructure Program funding runs through December 31, 2028 or until funds are exhausted.