Chargie Supplemental Terms & Conditions

Use of Chargie Services is subject to the Chargie Global Services Agreement (GSA), the applicable Rebate Program Terms and Conditions, each associated binding Statement of Work, the End User License Agreement and the Chargie Acceptable Use and Privacy policies.

Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) Commercial EV Charging Station Rebate Program Terms and Conditions
For charging stations activated on or after January 20, 2025

• Client hereby assigns all Rebates to Chargie, shall execute any additional documents and agreements reasonably requested by Chargie and shall take such further acts required to qualify for the Rebate Program and pay or cause the Rebate to be paid to Chargie. Subject to the terms of the Agreement, the Work shall be at no cost to Client and Client shall bear no risk or responsibility for LADWP’s payment of Rebates to Chargie based on such assignment.
• The Stations are to remain in place at the locations designated herein for a minimum of 5 years from the date the Rebate is paid to Chargie. Client's failure to complete the 5-year requirement or any cancellation of the Agreement by Client other than due to a default by Chargie may result in expenses to Chargie or the forfeiture of the Rebate. Client shall reimburse Chargie for all expenses incurred by Chargie plus the amount of any forfeited Rebate in the event of any such cancellation.
• Chargie in its sole discretion may cancel the Agreement without cost to Client if Chargie determines that the Project will not meet LADWP electrical connection requirements or LADWP requires upgrades to electrical infrastructure in order to install any Station. In the event the Rebate is insufficient to reimburse Chargie for the cost of the Work (“Shortfall”) Chargie may cancel the Agreement unless Client agrees to reimburse Chargie for such Shortfall.
• Chargie, with Client's prior approval, not to be unreasonably withheld, shall have the right to provide Client with alternative equipment that meets or exceeds the requirements of the Agreement.
• In the event of any inconsistency between the Agreement and the Rebate Program or any applicable agreement between LADWP, Client or Chargie, the Rebate Program or LADWP agreement shall control.
• Client shall grant LADWP access rights to the jobsite where the Project is located.

Southern California Edison (SCE) Charge Ready / Charging Infrastructure and Rebate (CIR) Program / Customer Side Make Ready (CSMR) Program Terms and Conditions
For charging stations activated on or after January 20, 2025

• As consideration for the Agreement the Project shall be at no cost to Client, provided Client hereby assigns all Rebates to Chargie. Client shall bear no risk or responsibility for SCE’s payment of Rebates to Chargie based on such assignment. Client shall execute any additional documents and agreements as reasonably requested by Chargie.
• The Stations are to remain in place at the locations designated herein for a minimum of ten years from the date the Rebate is paid to Chargie. Client's failure to complete the ten-year requirement or any cancellation of the Agreement by Client other than due to a default by Chargie may result in expenses to Chargie or the forfeiture of the Rebate. Client shall reimburse Chargie for all expenses incurred by Chargie plus the amount of any forfeited Rebate in the event of any such cancellation.
• Chargie in its sole discretion may cancel the Agreement without cost to Client if Chargie determines that the Project will not meet SCE electrical connection requirements or SCE requires upgrades to electrical infrastructure in order to install any Station. In the event the Rebate is insufficient to reimburse Chargie for the cost of the Project (“Shortfall”) Chargie may cancel the Agreement unless Client agrees to reimburse Chargie for such Shortfall.
• Chargie, with Client's prior approval not to be unreasonably withheld, shall have the right to provide Client with alternative equipment that meets or exceeds the requirements of the Agreement.
• In the event of any inconsistency between the Agreement and any applicable agreement between SCE, Client or Chargie, the SCE agreement shall control.
• Client shall grant SCE easement rights to the jobsite where the Project is located.
• Client shall enroll in SCE’s time-of-use electric rate and demand response plans.

Southern California Edison (SCE) Charge Ready / Small Site Rebate (SSR) Terms and Conditions
For charging stations activated on or after January 20, 2025

• As consideration for the Agreement, the Project is intended to be at no cost to Client, provided Client hereby irrevocably assigns any and all rights, titles, and interest in the Rebates related to the Project to Chargie. Client shall bear no risk or responsibility for SCE’s payment of Rebates to Chargie based on such assignment. Client shall execute any additional documents, agreements, and take any reasonable actions necessary to further the purposes of the Rebate Program, as requested by Chargie.
• The Stations must be installed, owned, operated, and remain in place at the locations designated herein for a minimum of ten (10) years from the date the Rebate is paid to Chargie. Client’s failure to complete the ten-year requirement or any cancellation of the Agreement by Client other than due to a default by Chargie may result in expenses to Chargie or the forfeiture of the Rebate. In such event as described in the preceding sentence, Client shall reimburse Chargie for all expenses incurred by Chargie, plus, the amount of any forfeited Rebate in the event of any such cancellation.
• As part of the SCE requirements for the Rebate, Client must enroll in SCE’s demand response program, as applicable.
• Chargie, in its sole discretion, may terminate the Agreement without cost to Client if (i) Chargie determines that the Project will not meet SCE electrical connection requirements; (ii) SCE requires upgrades to electrical infrastructure in order to install any Station; (iii) in the event that fewer than four (4) stations can be installed.  In the event the Rebate is insufficient to reimburse Chargie for the cost of the Project (the “”) Chargie may terminate the Agreement immediately, upon written notice to Client, unless Client agrees in writing to reimburse Chargie for the entire amount of the Shortfall.
• Chargie, with Client's prior written approval not to be unreasonably withheld, shall have the right to provide Client with alternative equipment that meets or exceeds the requirements of the Agreement.
• In the event of any inconsistency between the Agreement and any applicable agreement between SCE, Client or Chargie, the SCE agreement shall control.
• If required, Client shall grant SCE easement rights (the “Easement”) to the Property where the Project is located. The Easement shall be recorded in the applicable county’s recorder’s office
• Client shall enroll in SCE’s time-of-use electric rate and demand response plans.
• Upon approval of the proposed Project, Client and Chargie shall execute an addendum reflecting the description and Rebate amount (herein incorporated by reference and referred to as the Addendum).

Southern California Edison (SCE) Charge Ready / New Construction Rebate (NCR) Terms and Conditions
For charging stations activated on or after January 20, 2025

• Client hereby assigns all Rebates to Chargie, shall execute any additional documents and agreements reasonably requested by Chargie and shall take such further acts required to qualify for the Rebate Program and pay or cause the Rebate to be paid to Chargie. Subject to the terms of the Agreement, the Work shall be at no cost to Client and Client shall bear no risk or responsibility for SCE’s payment of Rebates to Chargie based on such assignment.
• The Stations are to remain in place at the locations designated herein for a minimum of ten years from the date the Rebate is paid to Chargie. Client's failure to complete the ten year requirement or any cancellation of the Agreement by Client other than due to a default by Chargie may result in expenses to Chargie or the forfeiture of the Rebate. Client shall reimburse Chargie for all expenses incurred by Chargie plus the amount of any forfeited Rebate in the event of any such cancellation.
• Chargie in its sole discretion may cancel the Agreement without cost to Client if Chargie determines that the Project will not meet SCE electrical connection requirements or SCE requires upgrades to electrical infrastructure in order to install any Station. In the event the Rebate is insufficient to reimburse Chargie for the cost of the Project (“Shortfall”) Chargie may cancel the Agreement unless Client agrees to reimburse Chargie for such Shortfall.
• Chargie, with Client's prior approval not to be unreasonably withheld, shall have the right to provide Client with alternative equipment that meets or exceeds the requirements of the Agreement.
• In the event of any inconsistency between the Agreement and any applicable agreement between SCE, Client or Chargie, the SCE agreement shall control.
• Client shall grant SCE easement rights to the jobsite where the Project is located.
• Client shall enroll in SCE’s time-of-use electric rate and demand response plans.

Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD) Residential and Commercial Electric Vehicle Program Terms and Conditions
For charging stations activated on or after January 20, 2025

• Client hereby assigns all Rebates to Chargie, shall execute any additional documents and agreements reasonably requested by Chargie and shall take such further acts required to qualify for the Rebate Program and pay or cause the Rebate to be paid to Chargie. Subject to the terms of the Agreement, the Work shall be at no cost to Client and Client shall bear no risk or responsibility for SMUD’s payment of Rebates to Chargie based on such assignment.
• The Stations are to remain in place at the locations designated herein for a minimum of 5 years from the date the Rebate is paid to Chargie. Client's failure to complete the 5 year requirement or any cancellation of the Agreement by Client other than due to a default by Chargie may result in expenses to Chargie or the forfeiture of the Rebate. Client shall reimburse Chargie for all expenses incurred by Chargie plus the amount of any forfeited Rebate in the event of any such cancellation.
• Chargie in its sole discretion may cancel the Agreement without cost to Client if Chargie determines that the Project will not meet SMUD electrical connection requirements or SMUD requires upgrades to electrical infrastructure in order to install any Station. In the event the Rebate is insufficient to reimburse Chargie for the cost of the Work (“Shortfall”) Chargie may cancel the Agreement unless Client agrees to reimburse Chargie for such Shortfall.
• Chargie, with Client's prior approval not to be unreasonably withheld, shall have the right to provide Client with alternative equipment that meets or exceeds the requirements of the Agreement.
• In the event of any inconsistency between the Agreement and any applicable agreement between SMUD, Client or Chargie, the SMUD agreement shall control.
• Client shall grant SMUD access rights to the jobsite where the Project is located.

Peninsula Clean Energy (PCE) EV Ready Program Terms and Conditions
For charging stations activated on or after January 20, 2025

• Client hereby assigns all Rebates to Chargie, shall execute any additional documents and agreements reasonably requested by Chargie and take such further acts required to qualify for the Rebate Program and pay or cause the Rebate to be paid to Chargie. Subject to the terms of the Agreement, the Work shall be at no cost to Client and Client shall bear no risk or responsibility for PCE’s payment of Rebates to Chargie based on such assignment.
• Client shall satisfy all Rebate operating, networking and location covenants, if any. Client's failure to complete any of such covenants or any cancellation of the Agreement by Client other than due to a default by Chargie may result in expenses to Chargie or the forfeiture of the Rebate. Client shall reimburse Chargie for all expenses incurred by Chargie plus the amount of any forfeited Rebate in the event of any such cancellation.
• Chargie in its sole discretion may cancel the Agreement without cost to Client if Chargie determines that the Project will not meet PCE electrical connection requirements or PCE requires upgrades to electrical infrastructure in order to install any Station. In the event the Rebate is insufficient to reimburse Chargie for the cost of the Work (“Shortfall”) Chargie may cancel the Agreement unless Client agrees to reimburse Chargie for such Shortfall.
• Chargie, with Client's prior approval not to be unreasonably withheld, shall have the right to provide Client with alternative equipment that meets or exceeds the requirements of the Agreement.
• In the event of any inconsistency between the Agreement and the Rebate Program or any applicable agreement between PCE, Client or Chargie, the Rebate Program or PCE agreement shall control
• Client shall grant PCE and Chargie required access rights to the Stations.
• PCE and Chargie shall have joint co-branding rights to the Stations.

Anaheim Public Utilities (APU) EV Charger Rebate Program Terms and Conditions
For charging stations activated on or after January 20, 2025

• Client hereby assigns all Rebates to Chargie, shall execute any additional documents and agreements reasonably requested by Chargie and shall take such further acts required to qualify for the Rebate Program and pay or cause the Rebate to be paid to Chargie. Subject to the terms of the Agreement, the Work shall be at no cost to Client and Client shall bear no risk or responsibility for APU’s payment of Rebates to Chargie based on such assignment.
• The Stations shall remain in place at the locations designated herein for any Rebate required operating period, if any, with at least 1 unassigned Station. Client's failure to complete the Rebate requirements or any cancellation of the Agreement by Client other than due to a default by Chargie may result in expenses to Chargie or the forfeiture of the Rebate. Client shall reimburse Chargie for all expenses incurred by Chargie plus the amount of any forfeited Rebate in the event of any such cancellation.
• Chargie in its sole discretion may cancel the Agreement without cost to Client if Chargie determines that the Project will not meet APU electrical connection requirements or APU requires upgrades to electrical infrastructure in order to install any Station. In the event the Rebate is insufficient to reimburse Chargie for the cost of the Work (“Shortfall”) Chargie may cancel the Agreement unless Client agrees to reimburse Chargie for such Shortfall.
• Chargie, with Client's prior approval not to be unreasonably withheld, shall have the right to provide Client with alternative equipment that meets or exceeds the requirements of the Agreement.
• In the event of any inconsistency between the Agreement and the Rebate Program or any applicable agreement between APU, Client or Chargie, the Rebate Program or APU agreement shall control.
• Client shall grant APU access rights to the jobsite where the Stations are located.

Rocky Mountain Power (RMP) Utah EV Power Rebate Program Terms and Conditions
For charging stations activated on or after January 20, 2025

• As consideration for the Agreement the Project shall be at no cost to Client, provided Client hereby assigns all Incentives to Chargie. Client shall bear no risk or responsibility for the payment of Incentives to Chargie based on such assignment. Client shall execute any additional documents and agreements as reasonably requested by Chargie.
• The Stations are to remain in place at the locations designated herein for the minimum number of years required by any Incentive Program from the date the Incentive is paid to Chargie. Client's failure to complete the requirement or any cancellation of the Agreement by Client other than due to a default by Chargie may result in expenses to Chargie or the forfeiture of the Incentive. Client shall reimburse Chargie for all expenses incurred by Chargie plus the amount of any forfeited Incentive in the event of any such cancellation.
• Chargie in its sole discretion may cancel the Agreement without cost to Client if Chargie determines that the Project will not meet electrical connection requirements or an upgrade is required to electrical infrastructure in order to install any Station. In the event the Incentive is insufficient to reimburse Chargie for the cost of the Project (“Shortfall”) Chargie may cancel the Agreement unless Client agrees to reimburse Chargie for such Shortfall.
• Chargie, with Client's prior approval not to be unreasonably withheld, shall have the right to provide Client with alternative equipment that meets or exceeds the requirements of the Agreement.
• In the event of any inconsistency between the Agreement and any applicable agreement between an Authority, Client or Chargie, the Authority agreement shall control.
• Client shall grant any required easement rights to the jobsite where the Project is located.
• Client shall enroll in any time-of-use electric rate and demand response plans. Client shall be solely responsible for all account, meter, use and other fees.

Tucson Electric Power (TEP) Smart EV Charging Program Terms and Conditions
For charging stations activated on or after January 20, 2025

• After TEP’s payment of the TEP Rebate Amount as outlined in the Agreement to Client, Chargie shall invoice Client and Client shall pay such amount within 30 days of the invoice date. Any late payment shall accrue interest at 1% per month. In the event of non-payment Chargie may pursue any and all legal and equitable rights and remedies, including but not limited to, the right to set-off and apply unpaid amounts against amounts otherwise due Client under the General Services Agreement. Client shall execute any additional documents and agreements as reasonably requested by Chargie.
• The Stations are to remain in place at the locations designated herein for a minimum of 3 years from the date the Rebate Amount is paid to Chargie. Client's failure to complete the 3 year requirement or any cancellation of the Agreement by Client other than due to a default by Chargie may result in expenses to Chargie or the forfeiture of the Rebate. Client shall reimburse Chargie for all expenses incurred by Chargie plus the amount of any forfeited Rebate Amount in the event of any such cancellation.
• Chargie in its sole discretion may cancel the Agreement without cost to Client if Chargie determines the Project will not meet TEP electrical connection requirements or TEP requires upgrades to electrical infrastructure in order to install any Station. In the event the Rebate is insufficient to reimburse Chargie for the cost of the Work (“Shortfall”) Chargie may cancel the Agreement unless Client agrees to reimburse Chargie for such Shortfall.
• Chargie, with Client's prior approval not to be unreasonably withheld, shall have the right to provide Client with alternative equipment that meets or exceeds the requirements of the Agreement.
• In the event of any inconsistency between the Agreement and any applicable agreement between TEP, Client or Chargie, the TEP agreement shall control.
• Client shall enter into such Site Access and Site Host agreements as requested by TEP and Client’s failure to do so shall be a default hereunder and may result in termination of the Agreement by Chargie. Client shall grant access rights to the jobsite where the Project is located.

Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) Multifamily EV Charging Incentives Program Terms and Conditions
For charging stations activated on or after January 20, 2025

• After SVCE’s payment of any Rebate to Client, Chargie shall invoice Client the Total Due amount shown in Section 1. Client shall pay such amount within 30 days of the invoice date or Chargie may pursue all legal and equitable remedies, including, but not limited to, the right to set-off any unpaid invoice amounts under the General Service Agreement. Client shall execute any additional documents and agreements reasonably requested by Chargie and shall take such further acts required to qualify for the Rebate Program and pay the Rebate to Client.
• The Stations are to remain in place and in operation at the locations designated herein for a minimum of 5 years with a 2-year networking requirement from the date the Rebate is paid to Client. Client's failure to complete the Rebate requirements or any cancellation of the Agreement by Client other than due to a default by Chargie may result in expenses to Chargie or the forfeiture of the Rebate. Client shall reimburse Chargie for all expenses incurred by Chargie plus the amount of any forfeited Rebate in the event of any such cancellation.
• Chargie in its sole discretion may cancel the Agreement without cost to Client if Chargie determines that the Project will not meet SVCE electrical connection requirements or SVCE requires upgrades to electrical infrastructure in order to install any Station. In the event the Rebate is insufficient to reimburse Chargie for the cost of the Work (“Shortfall”) Chargie may cancel the Agreement unless Client agrees to reimburse Chargie for such Shortfall.
• Chargie, with Client's prior approval not to be unreasonably withheld, shall have the right to provide Client with alternative equipment that meets or exceeds the requirements of the Agreement.
• In the event of any inconsistency between the Agreement and the Rebate Program or any applicable agreement between SVCE, Client or Chargie, the Rebate Program or SVCE agreement shall control
• Client shall grant SVCE access rights to Stations.
• SVCE shall have the right to co-brand all Stations.

San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District (SJVAPCD) Charge Up! Electric Vehicle Charger Incentive Program Terms and Conditions
For charging stations activated on or after January 20, 2025

• After SJVAPCD’s payment of the Voucher Chargie shall invoice Client the Total Due amount shown in Section 1. Client shall pay such amount within 30 days of the invoice date or Chargie may pursue all legal and equitable remedies, including, but not limited to, the right to set-off any unpaid amount against amounts due Client under the General Services Agreement. Client shall execute any additional documents and agreements as reasonably requested by Chargie.
• The Stations are to remain in place at the locations designated herein for a minimum of 3 years from the date the Voucher is paid to Chargie. Client's failure to complete the 3 year requirement or any cancellation of the Agreement by Client other than due to a default by Chargie may result in expenses to Chargie or the forfeiture of the Voucher. Client shall reimburse Chargie for all expenses incurred by Chargie plus the amount of any forfeited Voucher in the event of any such cancellation.
• Chargie in its sole discretion may cancel the Agreement without cost to Client if Chargie determines that the Project will not meet SJVAPCD electrical connection requirements or SJVAPCD requires upgrades to electrical infrastructure in order to install any Station. In the event the Voucher is insufficient to reimburse Chargie for the cost of the Work (“Shortfall”) Chargie may cancel the Agreement unless Client agrees to reimburse Chargie for such Shortfall.
• Chargie, with Client's prior approval not to be unreasonably withheld, shall have the right to provide Client with alternative equipment that meets or exceeds the requirements of the Agreement.
• In the event of any inconsistency between the Agreement and any applicable agreement between SJVAPCD, Client or Chargie, the SJVAPCD agreement shall control.
• Client shall grant SJVAPCD access rights to the jobsite where the Project is located.