How do I enroll in Ford Energy Rewards?

Enrolling is easy — and rewarding. Ford battery electric vehicle drivers owners overall could potentially save hundreds of dollars per year by charging at home only during off-peak hours.* It doesn’t get easier than that — register now by going to your utility provider’s program website.

You can register for Ford Energy Rewards by going to your utility providers program website.

Important: TXU Energy enrollment steps may vary. For additional assistance, see TXU Free EV Miles for Ford Drivers

Enrolling in Ford Energy Rewards

  1. Go to your utility provider's Ford Energy Rewards program page.
  2. Select Apply Now.
  3. Log in to your Ford account.
  4. Verify your account details, including:
    • Name
    • Email
    • Mobile Number
    • Address
    • Optional information includes: Utility Account Holder Name and Utility Account Number (This will speed up utility enrollment confirmation)
  5. Read and agree to:
    • The Ford Utility Program Terms and Conditions.
    • Your utility provider's Terms and Conditions.
  6. Select Next.
  7. Verify your phone number by entering the code sent to your phone number in a text message.
  8. Select Next.
  9. Select the Select button under the vehicle you want to enroll.
  10. Select the Select button under the location you want to enroll.

    Note: We recommend that you choose your home if you have a home charging cable or charge station.

  11. Select Submit.

Your application is automatically sent to your utility provider. You will receive an enrollment confirmation from your provider once they verify and confirm your enrollment.

Additional Information

What is Ford Energy Rewards?

 


*Ford Mustang Mach E® drivers could potentially save an average of $612 per year by charging at home only during off-peak hours. Ford F-150 Lightning® could potentially save an average of $929 per year by charging at home only during off-peak hours. Estimated savings based on TXU Energy charge of $0.135 and Oncor Transmission and Utility Distribution (TDU) charge of $0.04656 per kWh (on April 25, 2024) and average annual electricity consumed during home charging (annualized based on July 2023 – April 2024 data). Off peak hours are 7pm to 1pm the next day.