Last updated: 2026
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We work to keep program information current, but federal, state, and utility energy rebate programs change frequently. Rebate amounts, eligibility requirements, efficiency thresholds, application windows, income caps, and program funding are determined by the issuing organization and may change without notice. Federal programs (including the Inflation Reduction Act's 25C Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit, the DOE Home Efficiency Rebates "HOMES" program, and the DOE Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates "HEAR" program) are administered through state energy offices on individual timelines. Always confirm current rules with your utility provider, your state energy office, the IRS, or the program administrator before starting work or making purchase decisions.
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