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Charging ahead

EV

Electric vehicles are becoming a more common sight on roads across the region, and for many drivers, the convenience of charging at home is one of the biggest advantages. Cass County Electric Cooperative offers electric vehicle charging programs that provide members with flexible options for charging at home.

Whether you’re considering your first EV or already have one parked in the garage, choosing the right charging rate can help reduce costs while supporting reliable service for all members.

One option available to members is the time-of-day rate. This program encourages charging during non-peak hours, when demand for electricity is lower. Members who charge overnight can take advantage of reduced rates, while increased pricing applies during periods of higher demand. Charging during non-peak hours also helps reduce strain on the electric grid and supports efficient use of the cooperative’s system.

For members looking to maximize savings, the off-peak charging program offers a dedicated rate for EV charging. The program requires a Level 2 charger connected to a separate meter and operates during designated charging windows. Members enrolled in the program may also qualify for a charger incentive after installation and inspection.

Some EV owners prefer the flexibility to charge whenever it is most convenient. For those members, standard residential service remains an option, allowing charging at any time without additional equipment requirements.

As electric vehicle technology continues to evolve, Cass County Electric remains committed to helping members make informed energy choices. The cooperative’s energy services team can review a member’s energy use and help determine which charging option best fits their household’s needs.

Electric vehicles can offer lower fuel costs and reduced maintenance expenses compared to traditional vehicles. When paired with the right charging program, they can become an even more cost-effective transportation choice.

Members interested in learning more about EV charging programs or determining which option is right for them can contact Cass County Electric’s energy services team at 701-356-4400 or Click Here!