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Almost. It is a $5k tax credit, assuming you have $5k in GA tax liability WITHIN THE NEXT 5 YEARS. This credit CAN be carried over for up to 5 years. And the second part is correct, this is regardiless of what money is withheld or other credits (as long as those other credits don't take your tax...

Note here though that the credit does carry over for up to 5 years, so if you can't use all of it this year, you can use the rest of it next year. I've not looked closely at GA, but I'm pretty sure you can get a federal deduction for 30% of the installation of the charging station.

Um, for the TOU rates, the fuel surcharge is $0.048/kWh for on-peak times, thus pushing the on-peak price up to $0.25/kWh :shock: during the summer months, if I'm looking at these schedules correctly. TOU-PEV Rates TOU-PEV Fuel Cost Recovery

braineo, I'm in a very similar situation. My wife is at home all day, so I can't cut A/C entirely during the day, which has made me hesitant to switch. I'm worried about what happens when the A/C kicks in and I'm running the meter at that $0.24/kwh rate. I'd be interested to hear how your bill...

I'm thinking about switching my wife's prescriptions back to Walgreens in Kennesaw since they have a free charger there.

As a former Southern Company employee, I will say they hire the best lawyers. And I will agree it's a bunch of old men running the joint, and conservativism is ingrained into the culture. But the other side of the story is that solar is just too expensive, and large-scale solar in Georgia just...

I just got a new black SL a couple weeks ago and am loving it so far. I'm in the Kennesaw area and commute to downtown Atlanta. I've charged at the Walgreens off of Wade Green a couple of times after dropping/picking up a prescription. I installed the GE WattStation in my garage and absolutely...