Public Service Company of Oklahoma
Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) is an AEP subsidiary serving about 589,000 customers in eastern and southwestern Oklahoma, regulated by the Oklahoma Corporation Commission as a vertically integrated investor-owned utility. PSO offers a dedicated residential EV rate schedule (RSEV) with time-differentiated pricing designed to reward overnight charging, a residential rebate for ENERGY STAR-certified Level 2 smart chargers through its Power Forward program, and a Charge Choice managed charging program that pays enrolled customers up to $120 a year through WeaveGrid.
At a glance
Investor-owned- Serves
- Oklahoma
- Customers
- 588,941
- EV rate plan
- Yes
- EVSE rebate
- Yes
- Managed-charging program
- Yes
EV time-of-use rate plans
Residential Service Electric Vehicle (RSEV)
Verified Oct 2026
- Peak
- 2:00 pm to 7:00 pm, Monday through Friday, June through October
- Varies
- Off-peak
- All hours outside peak window; super off-peak 11:00 pm to 6:00 am all days year-round
- Varies
Available to PSO residential customers who use a plug-in electric vehicle and are in good standing. Service continues under this schedule for a minimum of 12 consecutive months unless a material and permanent load change occurs. Requires an AMI-capable meter. Base service charge is $17.00 per month.
Residential EVSE rebates
Power Forward with PSO: ENERGY STAR Certified Level 2 Smart EV Charger Rebate
$200
PSO residential account holders in Oklahoma. Charger must be ENERGY STAR-certified, Level 2 smart charger. Application required within 45 days of purchase; receipt required. The program page lists no end date.
Apply / learn more →Managed-charging programs
PSO Charge Choice
PSO residential customers with an eligible EV (Tesla, Jeep, Toyota, Lexus, Dodge, or Alfa Romeo) or a home charger (ChargePoint, Emporia, or Wallbox) enroll through WeaveGrid. Charge Choice lets the customer set their own charging schedule; Charge Choice Plus adds automatic smart charging that PSO can adjust for grid conditions, with a customer override always available.
$60 per year ($5/month) for Charge Choice, or $120 per year ($10/month) for Charge Choice Plus, paid as a gift card every 6 months.
PSO's Residential Service Electric Vehicle (RSEV) rate schedule became effective January 30, 2025, and is available to any PSO residential customer who uses a plug-in electric vehicle. The schedule divides the year into an on-peak season (June through October) and an off-peak season (November through May). Within the on-peak season, peak hours run from 2:00 pm to 7:00 pm on weekdays. A super off-peak window of 11:00 pm to 6:00 am applies all days of the week year-round. The base service charge is $17.00 per month. Specific per-kWh energy charges for each pricing tier are published in PSO's tariff Schedule RSEV; customers should confirm current rates at psoklahoma.com/ratesandtariffs before making enrollment decisions.
PSO offers a $200 rebate for ENERGY STAR-certified Level 2 smart EV chargers through its Power Forward with PSO program. Customers must be PSO residential account holders and apply within 45 days of purchase with a receipt. The program page lists no end date, so confirm funding is still open before buying. PSO also offers Charge Choice, a managed-charging program run through WeaveGrid that pays enrolled customers $60 to $120 a year for allowing brief adjustments to home charging timing. PSO's business EV page lists no commercial charger rebate amount, only optional commercial EV rates and fleet partner services. The RSEV rate and the charger rebate are independent programs; enrolling in one does not require or preclude the other.
PSO serves a large footprint across eastern and southwestern Oklahoma, including the Tulsa metro area, operating as a fully vertically integrated utility under Oklahoma Corporation Commission jurisdiction. Oklahoma does not have a deregulated retail electricity market, so PSO customers cannot switch suppliers. The RSEV tariff on file was authorized by the OCC effective January 30, 2025. PSO filed a new base rate review with the OCC on January 2, 2026. While that case is pending, an Interim Rate Adjustment of 8.95 percent of residential base rate charges has applied to bills rendered on and after July 1, 2026, subject to refund, and final RSEV prices may change; confirm current rates with PSO before enrolling.
Service territory
Oklahoma
- Atoka
- Beckham
- Blaine
- Caddo
- Cherokee
- Choctaw
- Coal
- Comanche
- Cotton
- Craig
- Creek
- Custer
- Delaware
- Dewey
- Grady
- Greer
- Harmon
- Haskell
- Hughes
- Jackson
- Jefferson
- Johnston
- Kay
- Kiowa
- Latimer
- Le Flore
- Mayes
- McClain
- McCurtain
- McIntosh
- Nowata
- Okfuskee
- Okmulgee
- Osage
- Ottawa
- Pittsburg
- Pontotoc
- Pushmataha
- Roger Mills
- Rogers
- Stephens
- Tillman
- Tulsa
- Wagoner
- Washington
- Washita
Cost to charge
Other utilities in Oklahoma
State guides
Sources
- PSO EV Rate program pageRetrieved Oct 2026
- PSO Electric Vehicle Rate Schedules tariff PDF (Sheet No. 25, effective Jan 30 2025)Retrieved Oct 2026
- U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-861 annual data, data year 2025 (customer counts and service-territory counties)Retrieved Oct 2026
- PSO 2025 Fact Sheet (232 communities served)Retrieved Oct 2026
- PSO Tariff Package, Riders (Sept 2026), Sheet No. 78-1 Interim Rate Adjustment, PUD 2025-000075Retrieved Oct 2026
- PSO Business EV Options pageRetrieved Oct 2026
- PSO Powering Oklahoma rate review page (filed January 2, 2026)Retrieved Oct 2026
- AFDC, PSO EV Charging Station Rebate (Law 12347)Retrieved Jun 2026
- Power Forward with PSO, EV Charger Rebate program pageRetrieved Oct 2026
- PSO 2024 Rate Review approval pageRetrieved Oct 2026
- PSO Charge Choice program page (WeaveGrid)Retrieved Oct 2026
Federal and state-level program details are tracked at DSIRE.
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