Why Drive an EV?

Helping you live greener and drive cleaner.

Transportation emissions are the second largest source of carbon dioxide in the United States. Making the switch to an electric vehicle (EV) means significantly reducing your carbon footprint. At Green Mountain Energy, we love supporting our customers’ sustainable lifestyles, and we can help you join the clean transportation landscape. Learn more about keeping your EV charged up for the adventures ahead.
 

Riding on Sunshine™

Your zero-emissions vehicle deserves to run on zero-emissions energy. With the Solar All Nighter for EVs plan, you get low-priced, 100% clean electricity at night when your EV will be charging the most.

Don’t own an EV, but still want to live green and drive clean? Our Solar with Green Mountain Driver plan is the right fit for people without an EV who still want to contribute to the clean-driving landscape.
 

Bring it all together with a rooftop solar panel system.

If you’ve been thinking about adding a rooftop solar power system to your home, then switching to an EV might be the perfect reason to get started. You could also save money on utility bills, boost your home’s value, make a difference for the planet and create a more sustainable home.

EV tools and resources

Learn more about electric vehicles, chargers and charging stations, available rebates and more.

EV concierge
 

Take the stress out of choosing your perfect ride. Email to speak with our EV buying expert for help finding a car that fits your lifestyle and needs — at NO cost to you.
 

Charging station infrastructure

Bookmark this interactive tool from PlugShare. It maps out all the EV charging stations across the country, helping you to navigate the clean transportation landscape.
 

State rebate eligibility

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has a Light-Duty Motor Vehicle Purchase or Lease Incentive Program that offers rebates for EV drivers (for vehicles purchased on or after September 1, 2019).

Our customers have avoided

 

pounds of CO2

That’s like planting

 

new trees.