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Wake Forest Electric Companies & EV Charging: Which Is Yours?

Updated 2026-10-17 · Wake Forest, NC

3
Electric providers
Up to $1,117
Best charger credit
$0.066
Lowest $/kWh

Side by side

Duke EnergyWake Forest PowerWake Electric
Rate$0.15/kWh
Approx. all-in residential rate
$0.1434/kWh
Town energy charge, plus $25/mo basic charge
$0.11/kWh
Approx. standard residential rate
Off-peak plan$0.0655/kWhAsk$0.08/kWh
Charger creditup to $1,117None foundNone found

How to tell which you have

  • Duke Energy Progress: Your bill comes from Duke Energy Progress.
  • Wake Forest Power: You pay your electric bill to the Town of Wake Forest (often older neighborhoods near downtown).
  • Wake Electric: You're a member of the Wake Electric co-op (often outer, more rural parts of the area).

The quickest check is the logo on your electric bill. Tell us your utility when you request a quote and your quote will include the right credit.

Why it matters

Your utility decides two things: whether you get a credit toward the install, and what you pay per mile at home. Charging on an off-peak plan, where one is offered, usually cuts the cost of home charging by a third or more.

Sources

Rates and programs change. Confirm with your utility before you install.

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Get your quote

You're all set.

Next step: a local licensed electrician will call you at {leadPhone}, usually within one business day, to go over your home and confirm your price.

Their call may come from (919) 283-9588, so keep an eye out for it.

Tip: a photo of your open panel speeds things up.