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Charging an EV on Potomac Edison

Potomac Edison serves eastern Panhandle and Potomac Highlands (Berkeley, Jefferson, Morgan, Hampshire, Mineral, Grant, Hardy, Pendleton counties). Here's what it costs to charge an electric car at home on its residential rates, and which programs can lower the bill.

Standard home rate

13.6¢/kWh

Marginal rate incl. riders, before local taxes

EV time-of-use rate

Not offered

No residential EV rate in WV

Rebates

None right now

We re-check every quarter

What a year of charging costs

A typical WV driver: 30 miles a day, 5 days a week, plus 4 long road trips — about 9,400 miles a year, winter included. Compared with a 25 mpg car, which would spend $1,643 on gas.

*After WV's annual EV fee ($200 electric, $100 plug-in hybrid). Long trips use public fast chargers. Insurance and maintenance are in the full calculator.

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Contact

www.firstenergycorp.com/potomac_edison.html · 1-800-686-0011

Rates come from tariffs filed with the WV Public Service Commission. See State of the Data for the exact sheet and date. Other utilities: Appalachian Power, Mon Power, Wheeling Power.

GoEV WV is an independent, non-commercial project. Numbers are estimates based on publicly filed utility rates, EPA vehicle data, and IRS rules; not financial advice. Every source and retrieval date is on the State of the Data page.

Our data is gathered and cross-checked with the help of AI tools from manufacturer specs, EPA ratings, utility tariffs, and published reviews. It can contain errors — confirm anything important with the manufacturer, your utility, or a dealer. Sources are on State of the Data.

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