Ameren Illinois Electric Vehicle Partner Network

Our partners can help secure incentives and rebates for EV charging infrastructure projects and get your home or business ready for charging.

Due to high program interest, available funding may not satisfy customer demand. See Program Funding Limits below.

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Find an Electric Vehicle Partner (EVP)

Explore the EVP List

Browse our comprehensive list of certified EVPs to find one near you.

Contact an EVP

Reach out to your chosen EVP to discuss your charging needs and obtain a quote.

Start Your Project

The EVP will confirm your eligibility, guide you through the process, and support installation needs.

Become an EVP

Join our network of certified professionals and contribute to a cleaner energy future. 

Ensure your business meets the Illinois Commerce Commission’s (ICC) requirements for installing EV charging stations.

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Complete and submit the online EVP registration form for review. Be sure to have your company’s 2024 W-9 ready to upload. Our team will contact you within the one week of your submission to provide confirmation of your approval as well as information regarding training and next steps. 

Complete the EVP Registration Form

Upon approval, your business will be listed as a certified EVP on this webpage.

Non-Residential EV Charging Projects Completed

Program Funding Limits

Due to high interest in expanding non-residential EV Charging within our service territory, responses have been substantial. Funding status for Public Charging program:

  • Much of the available funding has already been distributed for non-equity investment eligible projects. Remaining funds for these projects may not satisfy customer demand. The funds will be allocated based on project in-service dates.
  • Funding for equity investment eligible public charging projects is also limited but will likely be available for a longer period than projects in non-equity investment eligible locations.
We appreciate continued interest in expanding EV charging and any necessary infrastructure needs. Funding availability is driven by authorized program budgets and regulatory approvals.