Monongahela Power Company

Mon Power's West Virginia EV page lists no EV-specific time-of-use rate. Residential customers take service on the standard residential schedule, so a driver who wants lower overnight pricing will not find a Mon Power rate that rewards off-peak charging. The only West Virginia residential EV time-of-use rate we found is offered by Appalachian Power, a different utility, and it is not available to Mon Power customers.

Mon Power's EV page lists no residential or commercial EV charger rebate and no managed-charging program; it points to general EV guidance and a third-party site for buyer incentives. Customers sometimes see a West Virginia charger rebate cited online, but that Level 2 rebate ($300 per charger) is an Appalachian Power program, not a Mon Power one. Because the page was last modified in March 2023, check Mon Power's current page before relying on this.

Mon Power is a vertically integrated, investor-owned utility regulated by the West Virginia Public Service Commission, and most West Virginia residential customers do not have retail supplier choice. The federal 30C charger credit ended June 30, 2026, so there is no longer a federal charger credit to fall back on; a Mon Power customer budgets the full out-of-pocket cost.