NeoCharge partners
Electrification that fits the homes you serve.
Hardware that avoids panel upgrades, software that shifts EV charging off-peak, and programs already running with utilities across North America. Pick your path.
Trusted by the utilities, agencies and labs powering the EV transition.
Find your path
Three ways to partner. A page for each.
Pick the one written for your work: the products, the programs and the questions your team actually asks.
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Utilities, CCAs & agencies
Programs that skip the panel upgrade
Device rebates, managed charging and whole-home data, already in market with six utilities.
For utilities -
Electricians & installers
Full panel? Still a yes.
Close the jobs you used to lose with the Smart Splitter and the Energy Monitor.
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Builders & property managers
Electrify every unit
Share existing circuits between EVs, dryers, water heaters and more, unit by unit.
For builders
More ways to partner
Charger brands, OEMs and public programs.
NeoCharge works with the companies and agencies that put EVs in driveways, from the charger on the wall to the program that pays for it.
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EV charger brands
Bundle chargers with load management
Pair OCPP-compatible chargers, including Autel and Wallbox, with the Smart Splitter and the NeoCharge app for a complete home charging setup.
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Dealerships & OEMs
A charging plan before delivery
Give EV buyers a home charging path before panel-upgrade costs stall the sale or the delivery.
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Software & integrations
One home energy picture
Integrate vehicles, chargers, utility rates, solar and 240V device data into one home energy experience.
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Public programs
Grants, rebates and pilots
Widen EV charging access, like our California Energy Commission-funded pilot for income-qualified homes.
See the CEC pilot
Proof, in market
Programs and case studies behind the Splitter.
Utilities from California to British Columbia rebate it as a circuit-sharing or power management device. Your program can start from a proven model.
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Up to 100%
PG&ECalifornia
50% of the device price for every customer — fully covered for income-qualified Rebate Plus homes.
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$200
SMUDSacramento
On SMUD's qualified circuit-sharing list, plus up to $750 for a new circuit through the SMUD Contractor Network.
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$400
Tacoma PowerWashington
A bill credit for the smart splitter, and another for the electrical work to install it — up to $600 per account.
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$250–$500
Holy Cross EnergyColorado
Plug-sharing device rebate; its 2026 rebate guide names the NeoCharge Smart Splitter as the example.
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$500–$750
SVCESilicon Valley
Circuit-splitter rebate as part of a home electrification project, $750 for income-qualified homes.
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Up to $550
BC HydroBritish Columbia
Every Smart Splitter model is on BC Hydro's eligible list — a $200 top-up on the Level 2 charger rebate.
Validated in the field
- National lab study
Viable for electrification, even on 100A service.
NREL validated the Smart Splitter and NeoCharge app as a load-management path for homes with limited electrical capacity.
Read the NREL case study - Utility case study
PG&E: Level 2 while avoiding panel upgrades.
How PG&E’s Residential Charging Solutions Rebate helps customers switch to an EV and add Level 2 charging without a panel upgrade.
Read the PG&E case study - Utility case study
BC Hydro: Level 2 without service upgrades.
How BC Hydro's power management device rebate helps residents share the dryer outlet with an EV charger.
Read the BC Hydro case study
Amounts as of October 2026. Programs change — check each utility’s current terms.
What does NeoCharge provide partners?
Smart Splitter load-management hardware, the panel-installed Energy Monitor, the NeoCharge app, compatible EV charger options, utility-rate education, rebate and pilot support, customer education and partner enablement.
How can utilities and energy programs work with NeoCharge?
Through Smart Splitter rebates, managed-charging pilots, time-of-use education and whole-home data — six utilities already pay customers for the Smart Splitter. See the utilities page.
How does NeoCharge help electricians and installers?
When a panel is full, the Smart Splitter shares an existing 240V circuit and the Energy Monitor manages a new charger circuit, so the job closes without a service upgrade. See the electricians page.
How do builders and property managers use NeoCharge?
To add EV charging and electric appliances unit by unit on the circuits each unit already has — dryers, water heaters, ranges and EVs can share one circuit. See the builders page.
Can EV charger companies partner with NeoCharge?
Yes. OCPP-compatible chargers, including Autel and Wallbox, pair with the NeoCharge app and the Smart Splitter for a complete home charging and load-management setup.
Why partner with NeoCharge?
Because it expands home EV charging without panel-upgrade friction: 80% of Smart Splitter homes skip the upgrade, saving an average of $2,200, and the app helps customers manage charging costs over time.
Partner with NeoCharge
Tell us what you’re building.
Utilities, installers, builders, charger brands and public programs: we’ll route you to the right partnership lead.
- Tell us about your organizationWho you serve and what you want to launch.
- Meet the right partnership leadPrograms, installers, builders or product partnerships.
- Get a planPricing, rollout and the support your team needs.
Prefer email? hello@neocharge.io
