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.
- DTE Energy: www.ford.com/grid/dte
- Eversource: www.ford.com/grid/eversource
- Pacific Gas & Electric: www.ford.com/grid/capr
- Sacramento Municipal Utility District: www.ford.com/grid/smud
- San Diego Gas & Electric: www.ford.com/grid/capr
- Southern California Edison: www.ford.com/grid/capr
- TXU Energy: www.txu.com/freeevmilesford
- Xcel Energy (Colorado customers only): https://www.ford.com/grid/xcel
Important: TXU Energy enrollment steps may vary. For additional assistance, see TXU Free EV Miles for Ford Drivers.
Enrolling in Ford Energy Rewards
- Go to your utility provider's Ford Energy Rewards program page.
- Select Apply Now.
- Log in to your Ford account.
- Verify your account details, including:
- Name
- Mobile Number
- Address
- Optional information includes: Utility Account Holder Name and Utility Account Number (This will speed up utility enrollment confirmation)
- Read and agree to:
- The Ford Utility Program Terms and Conditions.
- Your utility provider's Terms and Conditions.
- Select Next.
- Verify your phone number by entering the code sent to your phone number in a text message.
- Select Next.
- Select the Select button under the vehicle you want to enroll.
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.
- 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
*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.