{"asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "asset_type": "eligibility", "body": "With the federal 25C and 25D tax credits gone for anything placed in service after 31 December 2025, the Inflation Reduction Act's Home Energy Rebates are the main money left for a US home energy upgrade \u2014 but they are run by each state's energy office, not by the federal government, and most states have not opened theirs. DOE's own page says only 'Home Energy Rebates are now available in select states' and tells you to contact your State Energy Office; its state-by-state progress tracker now returns 404. Each record is one state or territory, carrying what that state calls its programmes, whether the electrification (HEEHR/HEAR) and efficiency (HOMES/HER) halves are open, closed, waitlisted or not yet launched, the date the state's own page gives for that status, the rebate cap, the income band, what the new appliance is allowed to replace, and how you apply. Answers 'can I get the $8,000 heat pump rebate in my state right now', 'is Colorado's HEAR programme still taking applications', 'which states have actually launched', and 'does the rebate still cover swapping out my gas furnace'.\n", "description": "With the federal 25C and 25D tax credits gone for anything placed in service after 31 December 2025, the Inflation Reduction Act's Home Energy Rebates are the main money left for a US home energy upgrade \u2014 but they are run by each state's energy office, not by the federal government, and most states have not opened theirs. DOE's own page says only 'Home Energy Rebates are now available in select states' and tells you to contact your State Energy Office; its state-by-state progress tracker now returns 404. Each record is one state or territory, carrying what that state calls its programmes, whether the electrification (HEEHR/HEAR) and efficiency (HOMES/HER) halves are open, closed, waitlisted or not yet launched, the date the state's own page gives for that status, the rebate cap, the income band, what the new appliance is allowed to replace, and how you apply. Answers 'can I get the $8,000 heat pump rebate in my state right now', 'is Colorado's HEAR programme still taking applications', 'which states have actually launched', and 'does the rebate still cover swapping out my gas furnace'.", "file": "index.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "key_field": "state", "licence": "US federal and state government pages \u2014 facts not copyrightable (Feist, 1991). Each record quotes a short passage from the state energy office page it cites and links back to it. No compilation is reproduced. Aggregator and advocacy trackers (Rewiring America, Atlas Buildings Hub, Building Performance Association, National Housing Trust, DSIRE) are listed in sources.txt as finding aids only and must never be the source of a value.", "sources": ["https://adeca.alabama.gov/ira-rebates/", "https://www.ahfc.us/efficiency/programs-for-homeowners/alaska-residential-energy-rebates", "https://resilient.az.gov/news/governors-office-resiliency-announces-significant-changes-efficiency-arizona-program", "https://adeq.state.ar.us/energy/assistance/home-energy-rebates.aspx", "https://www.energy.ca.gov/programs-and-topics/programs/inflation-reduction-act-residential-energy-rebate-programs", "https://energyoffice.colorado.gov/home-energy-rebates", "https://portal.ct.gov/deep/energy/inflation-reduction-act-home-energy-rebate-programs", "https://dnrec.delaware.gov/climate-coastal-energy/energy-office/ira/home-energy-rebates/", "https://doee.dc.gov/service/federal-home-energy-rebates-and-healthy-homes-act-2024", "https://floridaenergysaverprogram.fdacs.gov/en-US/hear-program/", "https://energyrebates.georgia.gov/hear-program-updates", "https://oemr.idaho.gov/financial-information/incentives/", "https://epa.illinois.gov/topics/energy/residential/energy-rebates.html", "https://www.in.gov/oed/grants-and-funding-opportunities/homeowner-incentives/", "https://opportunityiowa.gov/community/energy/grants-funding/residential-energy-efficiency-programs", "https://kshomerebates.gov/", "https://energyrebates.ky.gov/", "https://www.denr.louisiana.gov/page/home-energy-rebates-programs", "https://www.efficiencymaine.com/ira-home-energy-rebates/", "https://energy.maryland.gov/Pages/IRArebates.aspx", "https://www.masssave.com/frequently-asked-questions", "https://www.michigan.gov/egle/about/organization/materials-management/energy/rfps-loans/home-energy-rebate-programs", "https://mississippi.org/community-resources/office-of-energy/", "https://dnr.mo.gov/energy/what-were-doing/inflation-reduction-act-home-energy-rebates-programs", "https://deq.mt.gov/energy/Programs/efficiency", "https://dwee.nebraska.gov/nebraska-state-energy-program-iijabil-ira-formula-funding-opportunities", "https://www.energy.nv.gov/resources/home-energy-rebates-program/", "https://cleanenergy.nj.gov/programs/energy-efficiency/inflation-reduction-act-home-energy-rebates-in-new-jersey", "https://clean.energy.nm.gov/programs/hear/", "https://www.nyserda.ny.gov/All-Programs/EmPower-New-York-Program", "https://www.deq.nc.gov/energy-climate/state-energy-office/energy-saver-north-carolina", "https://www.commerce.nd.gov/community-services/energy-efficiency-office/home-energy-rebates-program", "https://development.ohio.gov/individual/energy-assistance/energy-savings", "https://www.okcommerce.gov/community-development/local-governments-edos/oklahoma-state-energy-office/", "https://www.homeenergyrebates.oregon.gov/hear", "https://www.pa.gov/agencies/dep/residents/saving-energy/inflation-reduction-act", "https://energy.ri.gov/incentives/home-energy-rebate-programs", "https://energy.sc.gov/rebates", "https://www.tn.gov/environment/program-areas/energy/state-energy-office/programs-projects/inflation-reduction-act/energy-rebate.html", "https://comptroller.texas.gov/programs/seco/funding/ira/", "https://energy.utah.gov/homepage/programs/utah-home-energy-rebate-programs/", "https://publicservice.vermont.gov/efficiency/inflation-reduction-act-bolster-vermont-weatherization-and-electrification-efforts", "https://www.energy.virginia.gov/energy-efficiency/HomeEnergyRebatesFrequentlyAskedQuestions.shtml", "https://www.commerce.wa.gov/energy/clean-buildings/energy-incentives/ira-home-energy-rebates/", "https://energywv.org/funding-opportunities/home-energy-rebate-programs/", "https://psc.wi.gov/Pages/ServiceType/OEI/FederalFunding.aspx", "https://wyoenergy.org/home-energy-savings-program/"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "title": "Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "dataset", "verified": false}
{"administering_agency": "ADECA", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Alabama\n\n**What the state calls it:** Inflation Reduction Act Home Energy Rebates Program\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** This program is under development. The date in which eligible households will be able to access these rebates has not been determined.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** This program is under development. The date in which eligible households will be able to access these rebates has not been determined.\n\n**How you apply:** Residents, contractors, retail stores, and utilities should send their name and email to rebates@adeca.alabama.gov to receive notifications for any updates to the program.\n\n**Administering agency:** ADECA\n\n> The Inflation Reduction Act (Pub. L. 117-169, Sec. 50121 and 50122) allocated funding to the U.S. Department of Energy to implement a rebate program to make homes more energy efficient, to provide upgrades to electric appliances, and to cut energy costs.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "This program is under development. The date in which eligible households will be able to access these rebates has not been determined.", "electrification_status": "This program is under development. The date in which eligible households will be able to access these rebates has not been determined.", "file": "alabama.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "Residents, contractors, retail stores, and utilities should send their name and email to rebates@adeca.alabama.gov to receive notifications for any updates to the program.", "id": "alabama", "program_name": "Inflation Reduction Act Home Energy Rebates Program", "source_quote": "The Inflation Reduction Act (Pub. L. 117-169, Sec. 50121 and 50122) allocated funding to the U.S. Department of Energy to implement a rebate program to make homes more energy efficient, to provide upgrades to electric appliances, and to cut energy costs.", "sources": ["https://adeca.alabama.gov/ira-rebates/"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Alabama", "title": "Alabama \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Alaska Housing Finance Corporation", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Alaska\n\n**What the state calls it:** Home Owner Managing Energy Savings (HOMES) and High-Efficiency Electric Home Rebate (HEEHR) programs\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** The Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate Program HOMES 50121 & HEEHR 50122 has not launched in Alaska: NO rebates are currently available at this time (Exception: New Homes Construction) NO estimated program launch date\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** Program Launch TBD: Home Owner Managing Energy Savings and High-Efficiency Electric Home Rebate\n\n**How you apply:** Wait for official announcements from AHFC before considering offers or applying\n\n**Administering agency:** Alaska Housing Finance Corporation\n\n> The Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate Program HOMES 50121 & HEEHR 50122 has not launched in Alaska: NO rebates are currently available at this time (Exception: New Homes Construction) NO estimated program launch date\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "Program Launch TBD: Home Owner Managing Energy Savings and High-Efficiency Electric Home Rebate", "electrification_status": "The Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate Program HOMES 50121 & HEEHR 50122 has not launched in Alaska: NO rebates are currently available at this time (Exception: New Homes Construction) NO estimated program launch date", "file": "alaska.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "Wait for official announcements from AHFC before considering offers or applying", "id": "alaska", "program_name": "Home Owner Managing Energy Savings (HOMES) and High-Efficiency Electric Home Rebate (HEEHR) programs", "source_quote": "The Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate Program HOMES 50121 & HEEHR 50122 has not launched in Alaska: NO rebates are currently available at this time (Exception: New Homes Construction) NO estimated program launch date", "sources": ["https://www.ahfc.us/efficiency/programs-for-homeowners/alaska-residential-energy-rebates"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Alaska", "title": "Alaska \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Governor\u2019s Office of Resiliency", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Arizona\n\n**What the state calls it:** Efficiency Arizona\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** Today, the Governor\u2019s Office of Resiliency announced updates to its Efficiency Arizona appliance rebate program and encouraged eligible Arizonans who intend to apply for rebates supporting an upgrade from existing gas to efficient electric appliances to submit an application by August 1, 2026.\n\n**Status stated as of:** July 21, 2026\n\n**Income eligibility:** Efficiency Arizona is a rebate program for income-eligible Arizona households\n\n**What the new appliance may replace:** No More Fuel Switching: Rebates will no longer be allowed for replacement of gas appliances with electric appliances. Electric-to-Electric Upgrades: Rebates will now only be permitted to replace existing electric appliances and heat pumps.\n\n**Administering agency:** Governor\u2019s Office of Resiliency\n\n> As of June 30, 2026, Efficiency Arizona has issued 1,415 rebates to eligible Arizona households, totaling $4,754,936 in investment and 532,928 kilowatt-hours of energy savings. More than 75% of these investments have gone to low-income households.\n\nSource: \n", "electrification_status": "Today, the Governor\u2019s Office of Resiliency announced updates to its Efficiency Arizona appliance rebate program and encouraged eligible Arizonans who intend to apply for rebates supporting an upgrade from existing gas to efficient electric appliances to submit an application by August 1, 2026.", "eligible_replacement_rule": "No More Fuel Switching: Rebates will no longer be allowed for replacement of gas appliances with electric appliances. Electric-to-Electric Upgrades: Rebates will now only be permitted to replace existing electric appliances and heat pumps.", "file": "arizona.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "id": "arizona", "income_eligibility": "Efficiency Arizona is a rebate program for income-eligible Arizona households", "program_name": "Efficiency Arizona", "source_quote": "As of June 30, 2026, Efficiency Arizona has issued 1,415 rebates to eligible Arizona households, totaling $4,754,936 in investment and 532,928 kilowatt-hours of energy savings. More than 75% of these investments have gone to low-income households.", "sources": ["https://resilient.az.gov/news/governors-office-resiliency-announces-significant-changes-efficiency-arizona-program"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Arizona", "status_as_of": "July 21, 2026", "title": "Arizona \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Arkansas Energy Office", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Arkansas\n\n**What the state calls it:** Home Energy Rebates Program\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** At this time, the Home Energy Rebates Program is not available in Arkansas. This webpage will be updated to reflect new information as it becomes available.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** At this time, the Home Energy Rebates Program is not available in Arkansas. This webpage will be updated to reflect new information as it becomes available.\n\n**Income eligibility:** Per U.S. DOE guidelines, low-income households (those below 80% area median income) and moderate-income households (those between 80 and 150% area median income) are eligible.\n\n**How you apply:** Sign up on this page to receive email updates about the program.\n\n**Administering agency:** Arkansas Energy Office\n\n> Currently, the Home Energy Rebates Program is not available in Arkansas. This webpage will be updated as new information becomes available.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "At this time, the Home Energy Rebates Program is not available in Arkansas. This webpage will be updated to reflect new information as it becomes available.", "electrification_status": "At this time, the Home Energy Rebates Program is not available in Arkansas. This webpage will be updated to reflect new information as it becomes available.", "file": "arkansas.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "Sign up on this page to receive email updates about the program.", "id": "arkansas", "income_eligibility": "Per U.S. DOE guidelines, low-income households (those below 80% area median income) and moderate-income households (those between 80 and 150% area median income) are eligible.", "program_name": "Home Energy Rebates Program", "source_quote": "Currently, the Home Energy Rebates Program is not available in Arkansas. This webpage will be updated as new information becomes available.", "sources": ["https://adeq.state.ar.us/energy/assistance/home-energy-rebates.aspx"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Arkansas", "title": "Arkansas \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "California Energy Commission (CEC)", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** California\n\n**What the state calls it:** HEEHRA\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** As of February 24, 2026, HEEHRA rebates for single-family home retrofits are fully reserved statewide. All reservation requests that have not been approved have been put on a waitlist in case budget becomes available again. No new income verification requests are being accepted at this time.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** HOMES rebates are not yet available.\n\n**Status stated as of:** As of February 24, 2026\n\n**Maximum rebate:** Single-family households may qualify for a rebate up to $8,000 and multifamily properties may qualify for rebates up to $14,000.\n\n**Income eligibility:** California residents with single family household incomes between 80 percent and 150 percent area median income (AMI) are eligible for up to a $4,000 rebate. Californians with single family household incomes that are less than 80 percent AMI are eligible for up to an $8,000 rebate.\n\n**What the new appliance may replace:** replacing an existing, non-heat pump source of space heating with a qualifying heat pump\n\n**How you apply:** Rebates are only available through contractors who are enrolled in TECH and trained in the HEEHRA rebates.\n\n**Administering agency:** California Energy Commission (CEC)\n\n> Status of HEEHRA Phase I Program Single-family Rebates As of February 24, 2026, HEEHRA rebates for single-family home retrofits are fully reserved statewide. All reservation requests that have not been approved have been put on a waitlist in case budget becomes available again. No new income verification requests are being accepted at this time.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "HOMES rebates are not yet available.", "electrification_status": "As of February 24, 2026, HEEHRA rebates for single-family home retrofits are fully reserved statewide. All reservation requests that have not been approved have been put on a waitlist in case budget becomes available again. No new income verification requests are being accepted at this time.", "eligible_replacement_rule": "replacing an existing, non-heat pump source of space heating with a qualifying heat pump", "file": "california.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "Rebates are only available through contractors who are enrolled in TECH and trained in the HEEHRA rebates.", "id": "california", "income_eligibility": "California residents with single family household incomes between 80 percent and 150 percent area median income (AMI) are eligible for up to a $4,000 rebate. Californians with single family household incomes that are less than 80 percent AMI are eligible for up to an $8,000 rebate.", "max_rebate": "Single-family households may qualify for a rebate up to $8,000 and multifamily properties may qualify for rebates up to $14,000.", "program_name": "HEEHRA", "source_quote": "Status of HEEHRA Phase I Program Single-family Rebates As of February 24, 2026, HEEHRA rebates for single-family home retrofits are fully reserved statewide. All reservation requests that have not been approved have been put on a waitlist in case budget becomes available again. No new income verification requests are being accepted at this time.", "sources": ["https://www.energy.ca.gov/programs-and-topics/programs/inflation-reduction-act-residential-energy-rebate-programs"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "California", "status_as_of": "As of February 24, 2026", "title": "California \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Colorado Energy Office (CEO)", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Colorado\n\n**What the state calls it:** Colorado Home Energy Rebate Program\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** The HEAR single-family program is now closed for both Region 1 (the Front Range) and Region 2 (All Other Counties). Rebates for small multifamily buildings will be available in 2026.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** Home Efficiency Rebates (HER) will support whole-home energy efficiency improvements. These rebates will be available to manufactured/mobile homes and large multifamily buildings in 2026.\n\n**Status stated as of:** Updated August 2026\n\n**Maximum rebate:** $14,000\n\n**Income eligibility:** low- and moderate-income households\n\n**How you apply:** The Colorado Energy Office (CEO) will issue rebates through registered contractors. These registered contractors will pass the rebate savings on as discounts to households and multifamily building owners and operators.\n\n**Administering agency:** Colorado Energy Office (CEO)\n\n> Important Program Update (Updated August 2026) The HEAR Single-Family Program for Region 1 and Region 2 is closed. Any household applications and project proposals submitted after August 1, 2026 for Region 2 will not be reviewed and will be denied.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "Home Efficiency Rebates (HER) will support whole-home energy efficiency improvements. These rebates will be available to manufactured/mobile homes and large multifamily buildings in 2026.", "electrification_status": "The HEAR single-family program is now closed for both Region 1 (the Front Range) and Region 2 (All Other Counties). Rebates for small multifamily buildings will be available in 2026.", "file": "colorado.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "The Colorado Energy Office (CEO) will issue rebates through registered contractors. These registered contractors will pass the rebate savings on as discounts to households and multifamily building owners and operators.", "id": "colorado", "income_eligibility": "low- and moderate-income households", "max_rebate": "$14,000", "program_name": "Colorado Home Energy Rebate Program", "source_quote": "Important Program Update (Updated August 2026) The HEAR Single-Family Program for Region 1 and Region 2 is closed. Any household applications and project proposals submitted after August 1, 2026 for Region 2 will not be reviewed and will be denied.", "sources": ["https://energyoffice.colorado.gov/home-energy-rebates"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Colorado", "status_as_of": "Updated August 2026", "title": "Colorado \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP)", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Connecticut\n\n**What the state calls it:** Inflation Reduction Act Home Energy Rebate Programs\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** HEAR rebates are not currently available. DOE must approve both the initial application and the Blueprint before the program can be launched.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** HER rebates are not currently available. DOE must approve both the initial application and the Blueprint before program launch.\n\n**Status stated as of:** Content last updated July 2025\n\n**Administering agency:** Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP)\n\n> SIBs must be approved before we can launch each program. We hope to launch HEAR mid-2025 and HER in early 2026, contingent on DOE approval. Rebates will not be available until the programs are launched.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "HER rebates are not currently available. DOE must approve both the initial application and the Blueprint before program launch.", "electrification_status": "HEAR rebates are not currently available. DOE must approve both the initial application and the Blueprint before the program can be launched.", "file": "connecticut.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "id": "connecticut", "program_name": "Inflation Reduction Act Home Energy Rebate Programs", "source_quote": "SIBs must be approved before we can launch each program. We hope to launch HEAR mid-2025 and HER in early 2026, contingent on DOE approval. Rebates will not be available until the programs are launched.", "sources": ["https://portal.ct.gov/deep/energy/inflation-reduction-act-home-energy-rebate-programs"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Connecticut", "status_as_of": "Content last updated July 2025", "title": "Connecticut \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "DNREC", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Delaware\n\n**What the state calls it:** Home Efficiency Rebate Program and Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate Program\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** expected to launch once funding is received later this year\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** expected to launch once funding is received later this year\n\n**Income eligibility:** Rebates are specifically targeted to low-income households and may range from $500 to $8,000 depending on the type of appliance or efficiency measure.\n\n**Administering agency:** DNREC\n\n> The Home Efficiency Rebate Program and Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate Program, which are expected to launch once funding is received later this year, are designed to help Delawareans reduce home energy costs.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "expected to launch once funding is received later this year", "electrification_status": "expected to launch once funding is received later this year", "file": "delaware.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "id": "delaware", "income_eligibility": "Rebates are specifically targeted to low-income households and may range from $500 to $8,000 depending on the type of appliance or efficiency measure.", "program_name": "Home Efficiency Rebate Program and Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate Program", "source_quote": "The Home Efficiency Rebate Program and Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate Program, which are expected to launch once funding is received later this year, are designed to help Delawareans reduce home energy costs.", "sources": ["https://dnrec.delaware.gov/climate-coastal-energy/energy-office/ira/home-energy-rebates/"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Delaware", "title": "Delaware \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "DC Sustainable Energy Utility (DCSEU)", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** District of Columbia\n\n**What the state calls it:** Affordable Home Electrification Program (AHEP)\n\n**Income eligibility:** DOEE is using federal funding from the DOE Home Energy Rebates Programs to expand two existing District programs that are available for low-income households and eligible multifamily housing properties, the Affordable Home Electrification Program and the Affordable Housing Retrofit Accelerator.\n\n**What the new appliance may replace:** Federally funded rebates will not be available outside of participation in AHRA or AHEP.\n\n**How you apply:** Interested residents and building owners must apply with DCSEU to participate in these programs.\n\n**Administering agency:** DC Sustainable Energy Utility (DCSEU)\n\n> Property owners/managers and residents are encouraged to learn more about these programs and apply directly with the DCSEU. Federally funded rebates will not be available outside of participation in AHRA or AHEP.\n\nSource: \n", "eligible_replacement_rule": "Federally funded rebates will not be available outside of participation in AHRA or AHEP.", "file": "district-of-columbia.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "Interested residents and building owners must apply with DCSEU to participate in these programs.", "id": "district-of-columbia", "income_eligibility": "DOEE is using federal funding from the DOE Home Energy Rebates Programs to expand two existing District programs that are available for low-income households and eligible multifamily housing properties, the Affordable Home Electrification Program and the Affordable Housing Retrofit Accelerator.", "program_name": "Affordable Home Electrification Program (AHEP)", "source_quote": "Property owners/managers and residents are encouraged to learn more about these programs and apply directly with the DCSEU. Federally funded rebates will not be available outside of participation in AHRA or AHEP.", "sources": ["https://doee.dc.gov/service/federal-home-energy-rebates-and-healthy-homes-act-2024"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "District of Columbia", "title": "District of Columbia \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Florida\n\n**What the state calls it:** Florida Energy Saver Program\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** The HEEHR Pilot program is expected to launch in the future. The HEEHR full program is expected to be available to eligible Floridians after the pilot period.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** The HEEHR and HOMES programs are expected to launch in the future.\n\n**Maximum rebate:** A household can receive up to $14,000 in rebates.\n\n**Income eligibility:** households making more than 150% of Area Median Income (AMI) will not be eligible for this program\n\n**How you apply:** We will send you an email when the application is open.\n\n**Administering agency:** Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services\n\n> How Can I Apply? The HEEHR Pilot program is expected to launch in the future. The HEEHR full program is expected to be available to eligible Floridians after the pilot period.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "The HEEHR and HOMES programs are expected to launch in the future.", "electrification_status": "The HEEHR Pilot program is expected to launch in the future. The HEEHR full program is expected to be available to eligible Floridians after the pilot period.", "file": "florida.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "We will send you an email when the application is open.", "id": "florida", "income_eligibility": "households making more than 150% of Area Median Income (AMI) will not be eligible for this program", "max_rebate": "A household can receive up to $14,000 in rebates.", "program_name": "Florida Energy Saver Program", "source_quote": "How Can I Apply? The HEEHR Pilot program is expected to launch in the future. The HEEHR full program is expected to be available to eligible Floridians after the pilot period.", "sources": ["https://floridaenergysaverprogram.fdacs.gov/en-US/hear-program/"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Florida", "title": "Florida \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Georgia Environmental Finance Authority", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Georgia\n\n**What the state calls it:** Georgia's Home Energy Rebates\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** Effective 1:00 PM EST on August 14, 2026, Georgia\u2019s Home Energy Rebates is no longer accepting Single-Family and Multifamily applications for the Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR) program.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** The program will continue to accept applications for the Home Efficiency Rebates (HER) program\n\n**What the new appliance may replace:** To meet this requirement, fuel switching HEAR projects are no longer accepted as of August 10, 2026.\n\n**Administering agency:** Georgia Environmental Finance Authority\n\n> Effective 1:00 PM EST on August 14, 2026, Georgia\u2019s Home Energy Rebates is no longer accepting Single-Family and Multifamily applications for the Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR) program.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "The program will continue to accept applications for the Home Efficiency Rebates (HER) program", "electrification_status": "Effective 1:00 PM EST on August 14, 2026, Georgia\u2019s Home Energy Rebates is no longer accepting Single-Family and Multifamily applications for the Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR) program.", "eligible_replacement_rule": "To meet this requirement, fuel switching HEAR projects are no longer accepted as of August 10, 2026.", "file": "georgia.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "id": "georgia", "program_name": "Georgia's Home Energy Rebates", "source_quote": "Effective 1:00 PM EST on August 14, 2026, Georgia\u2019s Home Energy Rebates is no longer accepting Single-Family and Multifamily applications for the Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR) program.", "sources": ["https://energyrebates.georgia.gov/hear-program-updates"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Georgia", "title": "Georgia \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": false}
{"administering_agency": "OEMR", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Idaho\n\n**What the state calls it:** Home Energy Rebates Programs\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** it is important to note that rebates are not currently available\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** it is important to note that rebates are not currently available\n\n**Administering agency:** OEMR\n\n> OEMR is engaged in collaborative efforts with partners, stakeholders and counterparts in other states to review and analyze the Home Energy Rebates Programs. However, it is important to note that rebates are not currently available. This process is ongoing and we strongly advise against basing purchasing decisions on the anticipation of receiving a rebate at this time.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "it is important to note that rebates are not currently available", "electrification_status": "it is important to note that rebates are not currently available", "file": "idaho.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "id": "idaho", "program_name": "Home Energy Rebates Programs", "source_quote": "OEMR is engaged in collaborative efforts with partners, stakeholders and counterparts in other states to review and analyze the Home Energy Rebates Programs. However, it is important to note that rebates are not currently available. This process is ongoing and we strongly advise against basing purchasing decisions on the anticipation of receiving a rebate at this time.", "sources": ["https://oemr.idaho.gov/financial-information/incentives/"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Idaho", "title": "Idaho \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Illinois EPA Office of Energy", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Illinois\n\n**What the state calls it:** Home Energy Rebate Programs\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** At this time, the Illinois EPA's IRA Section 50122 Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate Program, or HEAR Rebate Program, application has not yet been processed by USDOE or provided to Illinois EPA for administration or distribution.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** The Agency partnership intends to launch a pilot of the Illinois HOMES Rebate Program with two Local Administering Agencies, once all necessary approvals have been received from the U.S. Department of Energy (USDOE). The program launch is pending USDOE approval.\n\n**Income eligibility:** Initially Illinois plans to allocate 100% of rebate funds to low-income households (i.e., households with less than 80% of the area median income (AMI)).\n\n**What the new appliance may replace:** Illinois does not intend to offer retroactive rebates through the IRA Home Energy Rebate Program; only program-approved projects will be eligible for rebates following the program's launch.\n\n**Administering agency:** Illinois EPA Office of Energy\n\n> The Agency partnership intends to launch a pilot of the Illinois HOMES Rebate Program with two Local Administering Agencies, once all necessary approvals have been received from the U.S. Department of Energy (USDOE). The program launch is pending USDOE approval.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "The Agency partnership intends to launch a pilot of the Illinois HOMES Rebate Program with two Local Administering Agencies, once all necessary approvals have been received from the U.S. Department of Energy (USDOE). The program launch is pending USDOE approval.", "electrification_status": "At this time, the Illinois EPA's IRA Section 50122 Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate Program, or HEAR Rebate Program, application has not yet been processed by USDOE or provided to Illinois EPA for administration or distribution.", "eligible_replacement_rule": "Illinois does not intend to offer retroactive rebates through the IRA Home Energy Rebate Program; only program-approved projects will be eligible for rebates following the program's launch.", "file": "illinois.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "id": "illinois", "income_eligibility": "Initially Illinois plans to allocate 100% of rebate funds to low-income households (i.e., households with less than 80% of the area median income (AMI)).", "program_name": "Home Energy Rebate Programs", "source_quote": "The Agency partnership intends to launch a pilot of the Illinois HOMES Rebate Program with two Local Administering Agencies, once all necessary approvals have been received from the U.S. Department of Energy (USDOE). The program launch is pending USDOE approval.", "sources": ["https://epa.illinois.gov/topics/energy/residential/energy-rebates.html"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Illinois", "title": "Illinois \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Indiana Office of Energy Development", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Indiana\n\n**What the state calls it:** Indiana Energy Saver Program\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** Applications for the Indiana Energy Saver Program are NOW OPEN!\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** Applications for the Indiana Energy Saver Program are NOW OPEN!\n\n**Income eligibility:** The Home Appliance Rebate (HEAR) provides additional cost savings to low- and moderate-income households earning less than 150% of the Area Median Income for select, first-time upgrades.\n\n**How you apply:** Both offerings are provided through a single application process to maximize the benefits to Hoosier households.\n\n**Administering agency:** Indiana Office of Energy Development\n\n> Applications for the Indiana Energy Saver Program are NOW OPEN!\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "Applications for the Indiana Energy Saver Program are NOW OPEN!", "electrification_status": "Applications for the Indiana Energy Saver Program are NOW OPEN!", "file": "indiana.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "Both offerings are provided through a single application process to maximize the benefits to Hoosier households.", "id": "indiana", "income_eligibility": "The Home Appliance Rebate (HEAR) provides additional cost savings to low- and moderate-income households earning less than 150% of the Area Median Income for select, first-time upgrades.", "program_name": "Indiana Energy Saver Program", "source_quote": "Applications for the Indiana Energy Saver Program are NOW OPEN!", "sources": ["https://www.in.gov/oed/grants-and-funding-opportunities/homeowner-incentives/"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Indiana", "title": "Indiana \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Iowa Energy Office", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Iowa\n\n**What the state calls it:** Iowa Home Energy Rebate Programs\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** While these rebates are not yet available, consumers may be eligible for other federal programs\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** While these rebates are not yet available, consumers may be eligible for other federal programs\n\n**Maximum rebate:** with a rebate cap of $14,000\n\n**Administering agency:** Iowa Energy Office\n\n> Program guidelines were made available to state energy offices on July 27, 2023, and the Iowa Energy Office is currently conducting a review of the guidelines. Program rollouts may vary by state, but generally households can expect to access the rebates by mid-2025.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "While these rebates are not yet available, consumers may be eligible for other federal programs", "electrification_status": "While these rebates are not yet available, consumers may be eligible for other federal programs", "file": "iowa.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "id": "iowa", "max_rebate": "with a rebate cap of $14,000", "program_name": "Iowa Home Energy Rebate Programs", "source_quote": "Program guidelines were made available to state energy offices on July 27, 2023, and the Iowa Energy Office is currently conducting a review of the guidelines. Program rollouts may vary by state, but generally households can expect to access the rebates by mid-2025.", "sources": ["https://opportunityiowa.gov/community/energy/grants-funding/residential-energy-efficiency-programs"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Iowa", "title": "Iowa \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Kansas Energy Office", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Kansas\n\n**What the state calls it:** Kansas Home Rebates Program\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** The application portal will be available for households to apply for home energy rebates following DOE approval and receipt of funds.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** The application portal will be available for households to apply for home energy rebates following DOE approval and receipt of funds.\n\n**How you apply:** The application portal will be available for households to apply for home energy rebates following DOE approval and receipt of funds.\n\n**Administering agency:** Kansas Energy Office\n\n> Before funding is available to citizens, it must be awarded to a state energy office for the two programs. In Kansas, that office is the Kansas Energy Office, which resides within the Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC). To access the rebate funding, each state must submit an application and have it reviewed by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) in order to receive the funding.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "The application portal will be available for households to apply for home energy rebates following DOE approval and receipt of funds.", "electrification_status": "The application portal will be available for households to apply for home energy rebates following DOE approval and receipt of funds.", "file": "kansas.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "The application portal will be available for households to apply for home energy rebates following DOE approval and receipt of funds.", "id": "kansas", "program_name": "Kansas Home Rebates Program", "source_quote": "Before funding is available to citizens, it must be awarded to a state energy office for the two programs. In Kansas, that office is the Kansas Energy Office, which resides within the Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC). To access the rebate funding, each state must submit an application and have it reviewed by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) in order to receive the funding.", "sources": ["https://kshomerebates.gov/"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Kansas", "title": "Kansas \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet (EEC) Office of Energy Policy (OEP)", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Kentucky\n\n**What the state calls it:** Kentucky Home Energy Rebates Program\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** Please be aware that the Kentucky Home Energy Rebates Program is not yet accepting rebate applications.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** Please be aware that the Kentucky Home Energy Rebates Program is not yet accepting rebate applications.\n\n**How you apply:** The application portal will be available for households to apply for home energy rebates following DOE approval and receipt of funds.\n\n**Administering agency:** Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet (EEC) Office of Energy Policy (OEP)\n\n> ALERT: Please be aware that Kentucky Home Energy Rebates are not yet available. Anyone that is offering these rebates is misinformed.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "Please be aware that the Kentucky Home Energy Rebates Program is not yet accepting rebate applications.", "electrification_status": "Please be aware that the Kentucky Home Energy Rebates Program is not yet accepting rebate applications.", "file": "kentucky.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "The application portal will be available for households to apply for home energy rebates following DOE approval and receipt of funds.", "id": "kentucky", "program_name": "Kentucky Home Energy Rebates Program", "source_quote": "ALERT: Please be aware that Kentucky Home Energy Rebates are not yet available. Anyone that is offering these rebates is misinformed.", "sources": ["https://energyrebates.ky.gov/"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Kentucky", "title": "Kentucky \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "LDENR Office of Energy", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Louisiana\n\n**What the state calls it:** HOME ENERGY REBATES PROGRAMS\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** Implementation of these programs in Louisiana is in progress. Please check back for updates.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** Implementation of these programs in Louisiana is in progress. Please check back for updates.\n\n**Administering agency:** LDENR Office of Energy\n\n> The LDENR Office of Energy is proud to announce an upcoming partnership with the Office of Community Development Disaster Recovery Unit (OCD/DRU) in administering two key rebate programs: the Home Efficiency Rebate (HER) Program (50121) and the Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate (HEAR) Program (50122).\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "Implementation of these programs in Louisiana is in progress. Please check back for updates.", "electrification_status": "Implementation of these programs in Louisiana is in progress. Please check back for updates.", "file": "louisiana.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "id": "louisiana", "program_name": "HOME ENERGY REBATES PROGRAMS", "source_quote": "The LDENR Office of Energy is proud to announce an upcoming partnership with the Office of Community Development Disaster Recovery Unit (OCD/DRU) in administering two key rebate programs: the Home Efficiency Rebate (HER) Program (50121) and the Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate (HEAR) Program (50122).", "sources": ["https://www.denr.louisiana.gov/page/home-energy-rebates-programs"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Louisiana", "title": "Louisiana \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Efficiency Maine", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Maine\n\n**What the state calls it:** Inflation Reduction Act Home Energy Rebates Program\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** Status: Active. See current offerings below.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** Status: Application submitted and under review by DOE, (\u201cConditionally Awarded\u201d).\n\n**What the new appliance may replace:** Maine\u2019s HEAR program prioritizes electrification of space heating by providing rebates for efficient heat pump systems in two categories of buildings occupied by income-eligible households: 1) new construction of affordable multifamily housing and 2) single-family mobile homes.\n\n**Administering agency:** Efficiency Maine\n\n> Maine has been allocated nearly $72 million in federal funding to support residential energy efficiency and electrification incentives. This funding is available under two distinct programs managed by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and funded by the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) Home Energy Rebates program: the Home Efficiency Rebates (HER) and Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR).\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "Status: Application submitted and under review by DOE, (\u201cConditionally Awarded\u201d).", "electrification_status": "Status: Active. See current offerings below.", "eligible_replacement_rule": "Maine\u2019s HEAR program prioritizes electrification of space heating by providing rebates for efficient heat pump systems in two categories of buildings occupied by income-eligible households: 1) new construction of affordable multifamily housing and 2) single-family mobile homes.", "file": "maine.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "id": "maine", "program_name": "Inflation Reduction Act Home Energy Rebates Program", "source_quote": "Maine has been allocated nearly $72 million in federal funding to support residential energy efficiency and electrification incentives. This funding is available under two distinct programs managed by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and funded by the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) Home Energy Rebates program: the Home Efficiency Rebates (HER) and Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR).", "sources": ["https://www.efficiencymaine.com/ira-home-energy-rebates/"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Maine", "title": "Maine \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Maryland Energy Administration", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Maryland\n\n**What the state calls it:** IRA Home Energy Rebate Programs\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has conditionally approved Maryland\u2019s applications for both Home Energy Rebate Programs under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). Additional approvals from DOE are still requi red before funding is received and the programs can officially launch.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has conditionally approved Maryland\u2019s applications for both Home Energy Rebate Programs under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). Additional approvals from DOE are still requi red before funding is received and the programs can officially launch.\n\n**Status stated as of:** Update 6/9/26\n\n**What the new appliance may replace:** The Home Electrification & Appliance Rebates Program (HEAR) for replacing fossil-fuel appliances (e.g., fuel oil, natural gas, etc.) with electric alternatives, along with some supporting upgrades.\n\n**Administering agency:** Maryland Energy Administration\n\n> Program Status Update | The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has conditionally approved Maryland\u2019s applications for both Home Energy Rebate Programs under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). Additional approvals from DOE are still requi red before funding is received and the programs can officially launch. The Maryland Energy Administration is actively pursuing final ap proval an d working to deliver these rebates to Marylanders as soon as possible.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has conditionally approved Maryland\u2019s applications for both Home Energy Rebate Programs under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). Additional approvals from DOE are still requi red before funding is received and the programs can officially launch.", "electrification_status": "The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has conditionally approved Maryland\u2019s applications for both Home Energy Rebate Programs under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). Additional approvals from DOE are still requi red before funding is received and the programs can officially launch.", "eligible_replacement_rule": "The Home Electrification & Appliance Rebates Program (HEAR) for replacing fossil-fuel appliances (e.g., fuel oil, natural gas, etc.) with electric alternatives, along with some supporting upgrades.", "file": "maryland.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "id": "maryland", "program_name": "IRA Home Energy Rebate Programs", "source_quote": "Program Status Update | The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has conditionally approved Maryland\u2019s applications for both Home Energy Rebate Programs under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). Additional approvals from DOE are still requi red before funding is received and the programs can officially launch. The Maryland Energy Administration is actively pursuing final ap proval an d working to deliver these rebates to Marylanders as soon as possible.", "sources": ["https://energy.maryland.gov/Pages/IRArebates.aspx"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Maryland", "status_as_of": "Update 6/9/26", "title": "Maryland \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Massachusetts\n\n**What the state calls it:** Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates Program\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** The Sponsors of Mass Save are working closely with Massachusetts DOER to secure approval from the U.S. Department of Energy to spend Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates in Massachusetts.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** Further details will be developed as the U.S. Department of Energy issues guidance to state energy offices like DOER, which will administer the Home Efficiency Rebates in Massachusetts.\n\n**Income eligibility:** The Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates Program includes rebates for low- and moderate-income households that install new, efficient electric appliances.\n\n**How you apply:** The Sponsors of Mass Save and DOER are working to seamlessly integrate this funding into our existing, no-cost Mass Save offerings for low- and moderate-income customers.\n\n**Administering agency:** Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources\n\n> The Sponsors of Mass Save are working closely with Massachusetts DOER to secure approval from the U.S. Department of Energy to spend Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates in Massachusetts. Massachusetts has been preliminarily awarded $71.8 million in HEAR funds and expects to leverage this funding to support electrification of low- and moderate-income customers served via the programs.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "Further details will be developed as the U.S. Department of Energy issues guidance to state energy offices like DOER, which will administer the Home Efficiency Rebates in Massachusetts.", "electrification_status": "The Sponsors of Mass Save are working closely with Massachusetts DOER to secure approval from the U.S. Department of Energy to spend Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates in Massachusetts.", "file": "massachusetts.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "The Sponsors of Mass Save and DOER are working to seamlessly integrate this funding into our existing, no-cost Mass Save offerings for low- and moderate-income customers.", "id": "massachusetts", "income_eligibility": "The Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates Program includes rebates for low- and moderate-income households that install new, efficient electric appliances.", "program_name": "Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates Program", "source_quote": "The Sponsors of Mass Save are working closely with Massachusetts DOER to secure approval from the U.S. Department of Energy to spend Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates in Massachusetts. Massachusetts has been preliminarily awarded $71.8 million in HEAR funds and expects to leverage this funding to support electrification of low- and moderate-income customers served via the programs.", "sources": ["https://www.masssave.com/frequently-asked-questions"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Massachusetts", "title": "Massachusetts \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE)", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Michigan\n\n**What the state calls it:** Michigan Home Energy Rebates (MiHER) Program\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** New income qualified applications for EGLE Detroit District and EGLE Warren District properties are temporarily unavailable while MiHER reviews current applications and funding capacity.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** New income qualified applications for EGLE Detroit District and EGLE Warren District properties are temporarily unavailable while MiHER reviews current applications and funding capacity.\n\n**Income eligibility:** HEAR rebates are available to households with incomes at or below 150% of Area Median Income (AMI).\n\n**How you apply:** Eligible rebate work must be performed by an approved MiHER Registered Contractor.\n\n**Administering agency:** Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE)\n\n> Temporary suspension - Detroit District and Warren District New income qualified applications for EGLE Detroit District and EGLE Warren District properties are temporarily unavailable while MiHER reviews current applications and funding capacity.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "New income qualified applications for EGLE Detroit District and EGLE Warren District properties are temporarily unavailable while MiHER reviews current applications and funding capacity.", "electrification_status": "New income qualified applications for EGLE Detroit District and EGLE Warren District properties are temporarily unavailable while MiHER reviews current applications and funding capacity.", "file": "michigan.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "Eligible rebate work must be performed by an approved MiHER Registered Contractor.", "id": "michigan", "income_eligibility": "HEAR rebates are available to households with incomes at or below 150% of Area Median Income (AMI).", "program_name": "Michigan Home Energy Rebates (MiHER) Program", "source_quote": "Temporary suspension - Detroit District and Warren District New income qualified applications for EGLE Detroit District and EGLE Warren District properties are temporarily unavailable while MiHER reviews current applications and funding capacity.", "sources": ["https://www.michigan.gov/egle/about/organization/materials-management/energy/rfps-loans/home-energy-rebate-programs"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Michigan", "title": "Michigan \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Mississippi Development Authority (MDA)", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Mississippi\n\n**What the state calls it:** Home Energy Rebates (HER) program\n\n**Administering agency:** Mississippi Development Authority (MDA)\n\n> The State of Mississippi is working hand-in-hand with local utilities to make it easier for families to improve their homes, lower their energy bills, and invest in their future, all through the new Home Energy Rebates (HER) program.\n\nSource: \n", "file": "mississippi.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "id": "mississippi", "program_name": "Home Energy Rebates (HER) program", "source_quote": "The State of Mississippi is working hand-in-hand with local utilities to make it easier for families to improve their homes, lower their energy bills, and invest in their future, all through the new Home Energy Rebates (HER) program.", "sources": ["https://mississippi.org/community-resources/office-of-energy/"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Mississippi", "title": "Mississippi \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Missouri Department of Natural Resources", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Missouri\n\n**What the state calls it:** Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) Home Energy Rebates Program\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** Please note that details about rebate eligibility and how to apply are not finalized at this time. The department cannot provide an estimate as to when rebates will be available to the public. The rebates may not be made available until 2027 at the earliest and potentially as late as 2028.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** Please note that details about rebate eligibility and how to apply are not finalized at this time. The department cannot provide an estimate as to when rebates will be available to the public. The rebates may not be made available until 2027 at the earliest and potentially as late as 2028.\n\n**How you apply:** The department will provide additional information here and by email.\n\n**Administering agency:** Missouri Department of Natural Resources\n\n> On Nov. 22, 2024, the department submitted the state\u2019s application to DOE to receive these funds. Please note that details about rebate eligibility and how to apply are not finalized at this time. The department cannot provide an estimate as to when rebates will be available to the public. The rebates may not be made available until 2027 at the earliest and potentially as late as 2028.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "Please note that details about rebate eligibility and how to apply are not finalized at this time. The department cannot provide an estimate as to when rebates will be available to the public. The rebates may not be made available until 2027 at the earliest and potentially as late as 2028.", "electrification_status": "Please note that details about rebate eligibility and how to apply are not finalized at this time. The department cannot provide an estimate as to when rebates will be available to the public. The rebates may not be made available until 2027 at the earliest and potentially as late as 2028.", "file": "missouri.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "The department will provide additional information here and by email.", "id": "missouri", "program_name": "Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) Home Energy Rebates Program", "source_quote": "On Nov. 22, 2024, the department submitted the state\u2019s application to DOE to receive these funds. Please note that details about rebate eligibility and how to apply are not finalized at this time. The department cannot provide an estimate as to when rebates will be available to the public. The rebates may not be made available until 2027 at the earliest and potentially as late as 2028.", "sources": ["https://dnr.mo.gov/energy/what-were-doing/inflation-reduction-act-home-energy-rebates-programs"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Missouri", "title": "Missouri \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "As the designated State Energy Office, DEQ's Energy Bureau is responsible for the design and implementation of the programs in Montana.", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Montana\n\n**What the state calls it:** Montana Home Energy Rebates Program\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** Please note that the Montana Home Energy Rebates Program is not currently available. Final U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) approval of the implementation award is required in advance of program rollout.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** Please note that the Montana Home Energy Rebates Program is not currently available. Final U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) approval of the implementation award is required in advance of program rollout.\n\n**Status stated as of:** As of June 1st, 2026, DOE issued their initial, revised program guidance overview, with additional details to be provided in the coming months.\n\n**Income eligibility:** eligibility is capped at 150% AMI\n\n**Administering agency:** As the designated State Energy Office, DEQ's Energy Bureau is responsible for the design and implementation of the programs in Montana.\n\n> The Inflation Reduction Act authorized funding for two distinct home energy rebate programs: 1) The Home Owner Managing Energy Savings (HOMES) and 2) The High Efficiency Electric Home Rebate (HEEHR) Program, collectively the Montana Home Energy Rebates Program.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "Please note that the Montana Home Energy Rebates Program is not currently available. Final U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) approval of the implementation award is required in advance of program rollout.", "electrification_status": "Please note that the Montana Home Energy Rebates Program is not currently available. Final U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) approval of the implementation award is required in advance of program rollout.", "file": "montana.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "id": "montana", "income_eligibility": "eligibility is capped at 150% AMI", "program_name": "Montana Home Energy Rebates Program", "source_quote": "The Inflation Reduction Act authorized funding for two distinct home energy rebate programs: 1) The Home Owner Managing Energy Savings (HOMES) and 2) The High Efficiency Electric Home Rebate (HEEHR) Program, collectively the Montana Home Energy Rebates Program.", "sources": ["https://deq.mt.gov/energy/Programs/efficiency"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Montana", "status_as_of": "As of June 1st, 2026, DOE issued their initial, revised program guidance overview, with additional details to be provided in the coming months.", "title": "Montana \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Nebraska Department of Water, Energy, and Environment", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Nebraska\n\n**What the state calls it:** Nebraska State Energy Program IIJA/BIL & IRA Formula Funding Opportunities\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** High-Efficiency Electric Home Rebate Program The purpose of this program is to award grants to state energy offices and Tribal entities to develop and implement a high-efficiency electric home rebate program. Status: Preparing Application\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** Home Energy Performance-Based, Whole-House Rebates The purpose of this program is to award grants to state energy offices to develop a whole-house energy saving retrofits program that will provide rebates to homeowners and aggregators for whole-house energy saving retrofits. Status: Preparing Application\n\n**Administering agency:** Nebraska Department of Water, Energy, and Environment\n\n> The Nebraska Department of Water, Energy, and Environment\u2019s State Energy Programs expect to receive approximately $37 million in IIJA formula funds and approximately $91 million from IRA formula funds from the DOE for grid resilience, energy efficiency and conservation, renewable energy technologies, and workforce development.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "Home Energy Performance-Based, Whole-House Rebates The purpose of this program is to award grants to state energy offices to develop a whole-house energy saving retrofits program that will provide rebates to homeowners and aggregators for whole-house energy saving retrofits. Status: Preparing Application", "electrification_status": "High-Efficiency Electric Home Rebate Program The purpose of this program is to award grants to state energy offices and Tribal entities to develop and implement a high-efficiency electric home rebate program. Status: Preparing Application", "file": "nebraska.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "id": "nebraska", "program_name": "Nebraska State Energy Program IIJA/BIL & IRA Formula Funding Opportunities", "source_quote": "The Nebraska Department of Water, Energy, and Environment\u2019s State Energy Programs expect to receive approximately $37 million in IIJA formula funds and approximately $91 million from IRA formula funds from the DOE for grid resilience, energy efficiency and conservation, renewable energy technologies, and workforce development.", "sources": ["https://dwee.nebraska.gov/nebraska-state-energy-program-iijabil-ira-formula-funding-opportunities"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Nebraska", "title": "Nebraska \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Nevada Governor's Office of Energy", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Nevada\n\n**What the state calls it:** Home Energy Rebates Program\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** Current Activity: GOE Issues Request for Proposals Per U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) guidance, GOE has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) through the State Purchasing Division.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** Current Activity: GOE Issues Request for Proposals Per U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) guidance, GOE has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) through the State Purchasing Division.\n\n**Administering agency:** Nevada Governor's Office of Energy\n\n> The purpose of this RFP is to determine a qualified vendor who will conduct a needs assessment for the state, which will determine the most successful attributes a program administrator should offer, as well as attributes ideal for successful program design.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "Current Activity: GOE Issues Request for Proposals Per U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) guidance, GOE has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) through the State Purchasing Division.", "electrification_status": "Current Activity: GOE Issues Request for Proposals Per U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) guidance, GOE has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) through the State Purchasing Division.", "file": "nevada.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "id": "nevada", "program_name": "Home Energy Rebates Program", "source_quote": "The purpose of this RFP is to determine a qualified vendor who will conduct a needs assessment for the state, which will determine the most successful attributes a program administrator should offer, as well as attributes ideal for successful program design.", "sources": ["https://www.energy.nv.gov/resources/home-energy-rebates-program/"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Nevada", "title": "Nevada \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "NJBPU", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** New Jersey\n\n**What the state calls it:** IRA Home Energy Rebate programs\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** New Jersey\u2019s IRA Home Energy Rebate programs are currently in development and are not yet open for applications.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** New Jersey\u2019s IRA Home Energy Rebate programs are currently in development and are not yet open for applications.\n\n**How you apply:** Application details will be announced closer to launch. Depending on the program, applicants may need to complete eligibility screening, provide project information, and receive approval before work begins or before rebate funds are reserved.\n\n**Administering agency:** NJBPU\n\n> New Jersey\u2019s IRA Home Energy Rebate programs are currently in development and are not yet open for applications. The State is continuing to finalize required implementation blueprints and program design materials in coordination with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE).\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "New Jersey\u2019s IRA Home Energy Rebate programs are currently in development and are not yet open for applications.", "electrification_status": "New Jersey\u2019s IRA Home Energy Rebate programs are currently in development and are not yet open for applications.", "file": "new-jersey.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "Application details will be announced closer to launch. Depending on the program, applicants may need to complete eligibility screening, provide project information, and receive approval before work begins or before rebate funds are reserved.", "id": "new-jersey", "program_name": "IRA Home Energy Rebate programs", "source_quote": "New Jersey\u2019s IRA Home Energy Rebate programs are currently in development and are not yet open for applications. The State is continuing to finalize required implementation blueprints and program design materials in coordination with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE).", "sources": ["https://cleanenergy.nj.gov/programs/energy-efficiency/inflation-reduction-act-home-energy-rebates-in-new-jersey"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "New Jersey", "title": "New Jersey \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Energy Conservation and Management", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** New Mexico\n\n**What the state calls it:** Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR) Program\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** In New Mexico, the Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR) Program launched September 3, 2024.\n\n**Maximum rebate:** The maximum rebate total per address is $14,000.\n\n**Income eligibility:** Eligible participants must be New Mexicans who: A) Earn below 80% of Area Median Income (AMI) or B) participate in certain state or federal benefit programs.\n\n**What the new appliance may replace:** Must replace a non-electric model or be purchased for new construction to be eligible.\n\n**Administering agency:** Energy Conservation and Management\n\n> Each state is launching the program at different times. In New Mexico, the Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR) Program launched September 3, 2024.\n\nSource: \n", "electrification_status": "In New Mexico, the Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR) Program launched September 3, 2024.", "eligible_replacement_rule": "Must replace a non-electric model or be purchased for new construction to be eligible.", "file": "new-mexico.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "id": "new-mexico", "income_eligibility": "Eligible participants must be New Mexicans who: A) Earn below 80% of Area Median Income (AMI) or B) participate in certain state or federal benefit programs.", "max_rebate": "The maximum rebate total per address is $14,000.", "program_name": "Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR) Program", "source_quote": "Each state is launching the program at different times. In New Mexico, the Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR) Program launched September 3, 2024.", "sources": ["https://clean.energy.nm.gov/programs/hear/"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "New Mexico", "title": "New Mexico \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "NYSERDA", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** New York\n\n**What the state calls it:** EmPower+\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** Home Electrification Appliance Rebate (HEAR) has additional incentives that income-eligible New Yorkers can receive through EmPower+ to make their homes more comfortable and energy efficient. This funding is in addition to the incentive amounts listed above.\n\n**Maximum rebate:** Low-income, single-family households are eligible for no-cost energy efficiency improvements capped at $12,000 per project for upstate customers and $14,000 per project for downstate customers.\n\n**Income eligibility:** The program is open to income-eligible owners and renters of one- to four-family households.\n\n**How you apply:** EmPower+ contractors can help determine necessary improvements and what households are eligible for during the home energy assessment and prior to starting the project.\n\n**Administering agency:** NYSERDA\n\n> Home Electrification Appliance Rebate (HEAR) has additional incentives that income-eligible New Yorkers can receive through EmPower+ to make their homes more comfortable and energy efficient. This funding is in addition to the incentive amounts listed above.\n\nSource: \n", "electrification_status": "Home Electrification Appliance Rebate (HEAR) has additional incentives that income-eligible New Yorkers can receive through EmPower+ to make their homes more comfortable and energy efficient. This funding is in addition to the incentive amounts listed above.", "file": "new-york.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "EmPower+ contractors can help determine necessary improvements and what households are eligible for during the home energy assessment and prior to starting the project.", "id": "new-york", "income_eligibility": "The program is open to income-eligible owners and renters of one- to four-family households.", "max_rebate": "Low-income, single-family households are eligible for no-cost energy efficiency improvements capped at $12,000 per project for upstate customers and $14,000 per project for downstate customers.", "program_name": "EmPower+", "source_quote": "Home Electrification Appliance Rebate (HEAR) has additional incentives that income-eligible New Yorkers can receive through EmPower+ to make their homes more comfortable and energy efficient. This funding is in addition to the incentive amounts listed above.", "sources": ["https://www.nyserda.ny.gov/All-Programs/EmPower-New-York-Program"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "New York", "title": "New York \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "NC DEQ", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** North Carolina\n\n**What the state calls it:** Energy Saver North Carolina\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** DEQ launched the Energy Saver NC on January 16, 2025.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** DEQ launched the Energy Saver NC on January 16, 2025.\n\n**Maximum rebate:** Homeowners Managing Efficiency Savings (HOMES): Offers eligible households up to $16,000 for home efficiency upgrades, such as air sealing or energy-efficient HVAC units.\n\n**Income eligibility:** Eligibility is based on annual income and household size. North Carolina residents, both owners and renters of single or multi-family homes, may qualify.\n\n**What the new appliance may replace:** There must be at least 20% energy savings for major home upgrades (this applies to to HOMES rebates only)\n\n**How you apply:** Start your application at energysavernc.org\n\n**Administering agency:** NC DEQ\n\n> DEQ launched the Energy Saver NC on January 16, 2025. DEQ expects the program to run until 2031 or until funds are depleted.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "DEQ launched the Energy Saver NC on January 16, 2025.", "electrification_status": "DEQ launched the Energy Saver NC on January 16, 2025.", "eligible_replacement_rule": "There must be at least 20% energy savings for major home upgrades (this applies to to HOMES rebates only)", "file": "north-carolina.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "Start your application at energysavernc.org", "id": "north-carolina", "income_eligibility": "Eligibility is based on annual income and household size. North Carolina residents, both owners and renters of single or multi-family homes, may qualify.", "max_rebate": "Homeowners Managing Efficiency Savings (HOMES): Offers eligible households up to $16,000 for home efficiency upgrades, such as air sealing or energy-efficient HVAC units.", "program_name": "Energy Saver North Carolina", "source_quote": "DEQ launched the Energy Saver NC on January 16, 2025. DEQ expects the program to run until 2031 or until funds are depleted.", "sources": ["https://www.deq.nc.gov/energy-climate/state-energy-office/energy-saver-north-carolina"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "North Carolina", "title": "North Carolina \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "North Dakota Department of Commerce", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** North Dakota\n\n**What the state calls it:** Home Energy Rebate Program\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** Neither Energy Rebate Programs have launched and no rebates are currently available.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** Neither Energy Rebate Programs have launched and no rebates are currently available.\n\n**Administering agency:** North Dakota Department of Commerce\n\n> Neither Energy Rebate Programs have launched and no rebates are currently available.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "Neither Energy Rebate Programs have launched and no rebates are currently available.", "electrification_status": "Neither Energy Rebate Programs have launched and no rebates are currently available.", "file": "north-dakota.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "id": "north-dakota", "program_name": "Home Energy Rebate Program", "source_quote": "Neither Energy Rebate Programs have launched and no rebates are currently available.", "sources": ["https://www.commerce.nd.gov/community-services/energy-efficiency-office/home-energy-rebates-program"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "North Dakota", "title": "North Dakota \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "The Ohio Department of Development\u2019s Office of Energy and Environment", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Ohio\n\n**What the state calls it:** Home Energy Savings Program\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** The Ohio Department of Development\u2019s Office of Energy and Environment is currently awaiting approval from DOE on the program application, which was submitted Nov. 12, 2024.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** The Department of Development anticipates launching the program in the fourth quarter of 2024 or the first quarter of 2025, depending upon when the State of Ohio receives program approval and release of funds from DOE.\n\n**Income eligibility:** The High-Efficiency Electric Homes Rebate Program (HEEHR) is an income-qualified program and is accessible to individuals earning less than 150% of the Area Median Income (AMI).\n\n**How you apply:** All program information will be available on this webpage once the program has been approved by DOE.\n\n**Administering agency:** The Ohio Department of Development\u2019s Office of Energy and Environment\n\n> Through the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), the State of Ohio was awarded $249 million by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), via a formula grant, to help eligible Ohioans save on home energy costs by offering rebates towards projects aimed at improving energy efficiency through the following programs: High-Efficiency Electric Homes Rebate Program (HEEHR) - $124,150,970 Home Efficiency Rebates (HOMES) - $124,628,229 The Ohio Department of Development\u2019s Office of Energy and Environment is currently awaiting approval from DOE on the program application, which was submitted Nov. 12, 2024.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "The Department of Development anticipates launching the program in the fourth quarter of 2024 or the first quarter of 2025, depending upon when the State of Ohio receives program approval and release of funds from DOE.", "electrification_status": "The Ohio Department of Development\u2019s Office of Energy and Environment is currently awaiting approval from DOE on the program application, which was submitted Nov. 12, 2024.", "file": "ohio.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "All program information will be available on this webpage once the program has been approved by DOE.", "id": "ohio", "income_eligibility": "The High-Efficiency Electric Homes Rebate Program (HEEHR) is an income-qualified program and is accessible to individuals earning less than 150% of the Area Median Income (AMI).", "program_name": "Home Energy Savings Program", "source_quote": "Through the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), the State of Ohio was awarded $249 million by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), via a formula grant, to help eligible Ohioans save on home energy costs by offering rebates towards projects aimed at improving energy efficiency through the following programs: High-Efficiency Electric Homes Rebate Program (HEEHR) - $124,150,970 Home Efficiency Rebates (HOMES) - $124,628,229 The Ohio Department of Development\u2019s Office of Energy and Environment is currently awaiting approval from DOE on the program application, which was submitted Nov. 12, 2024.", "sources": ["https://development.ohio.gov/individual/energy-assistance/energy-savings"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Ohio", "title": "Ohio \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "The Oklahoma Department of Commerce will be administering the forthcoming Federal rebate programs (total of $129,152,880).", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Oklahoma\n\n**What the state calls it:** HOME and HERRA Rebate Programs\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** It will be approximately 18 \u2013 24 months before the rebate programs are available to the Oklahoma public (Winter 2025 \u2013 Summer 2026).\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** It will be approximately 18 \u2013 24 months before the rebate programs are available to the Oklahoma public (Winter 2025 \u2013 Summer 2026).\n\n**Maximum rebate:** $14,000 cap per household $8,000 cap per heat pump $1,750 for a heat pump water heater $4,000 for a panel/service upgrade\n\n**Income eligibility:** Will provide 50% of cost for incomes 80-150% of area median income Will provide 100% of cost for incomes 80% of area median income and below\n\n**Administering agency:** The Oklahoma Department of Commerce will be administering the forthcoming Federal rebate programs (total of $129,152,880).\n\n> The Oklahoma Department of Commerce (Commerce) does not have an exact answer to this question yet. Guidance for program implementation was released by the U.S. Department of Energy in July 2023, but applications for funding are not due until January 2025.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "It will be approximately 18 \u2013 24 months before the rebate programs are available to the Oklahoma public (Winter 2025 \u2013 Summer 2026).", "electrification_status": "It will be approximately 18 \u2013 24 months before the rebate programs are available to the Oklahoma public (Winter 2025 \u2013 Summer 2026).", "file": "oklahoma.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "id": "oklahoma", "income_eligibility": "Will provide 50% of cost for incomes 80-150% of area median income Will provide 100% of cost for incomes 80% of area median income and below", "max_rebate": "$14,000 cap per household $8,000 cap per heat pump $1,750 for a heat pump water heater $4,000 for a panel/service upgrade", "program_name": "HOME and HERRA Rebate Programs", "source_quote": "The Oklahoma Department of Commerce (Commerce) does not have an exact answer to this question yet. Guidance for program implementation was released by the U.S. Department of Energy in July 2023, but applications for funding are not due until January 2025.", "sources": ["https://www.okcommerce.gov/community-development/local-governments-edos/oklahoma-state-energy-office/"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Oklahoma", "title": "Oklahoma \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Oregon\n\n**What the state calls it:** Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates Program\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** HEAR rebate coupons will be available for use at participating retail locations across the state with purchase of a qualifying appliance beginning fall 2026.\n\n**Maximum rebate:** The maximum rebate amount per project is $14,000.\n\n**Income eligibility:** Rebates are available to low- and moderate-income households.\n\n**What the new appliance may replace:** The new electric appliances must replace existing non-electric appliances, be first-time purchases, or be installed in new construction homes.\n\n**How you apply:** HEAR rebate coupons will be available for use at participating retail locations across the state with purchase of a qualifying appliance beginning fall 2026.\n\n> The Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates Program (also known as HEAR) will provide rebates to low- and moderate-income households to install specific eligible high-efficiency electric appliances and associated upgrades.\n\nSource: \n", "electrification_status": "HEAR rebate coupons will be available for use at participating retail locations across the state with purchase of a qualifying appliance beginning fall 2026.", "eligible_replacement_rule": "The new electric appliances must replace existing non-electric appliances, be first-time purchases, or be installed in new construction homes.", "file": "oregon.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "HEAR rebate coupons will be available for use at participating retail locations across the state with purchase of a qualifying appliance beginning fall 2026.", "id": "oregon", "income_eligibility": "Rebates are available to low- and moderate-income households.", "max_rebate": "The maximum rebate amount per project is $14,000.", "program_name": "Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates Program", "source_quote": "The Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates Program (also known as HEAR) will provide rebates to low- and moderate-income households to install specific eligible high-efficiency electric appliances and associated upgrades.", "sources": ["https://www.homeenergyrebates.oregon.gov/hear"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Oregon", "title": "Oregon \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "DEP's Energy Programs Office", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Pennsylvania\n\n**What the state calls it:** Penn Energy Savers Program\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** As of May 2026, DEP is awaiting final DOE approval to launch the Home Energy Rebate programs.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** As of May 2026, DEP is awaiting final DOE approval to launch the Home Energy Rebate programs.\n\n**Status stated as of:** As of May 2026\n\n**Income eligibility:** two IRA-funded rebate programs for low to moderate income households\n\n**How you apply:** please send an e-mail to RA-EPHomeEngRebates@pa.gov\n\n**Administering agency:** DEP's Energy Programs Office\n\n> DEP's Energy Programs Office will be administering two IRA-funded rebate programs for low to moderate income households: the Home Efficiency Rebates (HER) Program, which will incentivize whole-home energy retrofits for PA residents, and the Home Electrification & Appliance Rebate (HEAR) Program, that will consist of point-of-sale consumer rebates on the purchase of high-efficiency electric home appliances. As of May 2026, DEP is awaiting final DOE approval to launch the Home Energy Rebate programs.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "As of May 2026, DEP is awaiting final DOE approval to launch the Home Energy Rebate programs.", "electrification_status": "As of May 2026, DEP is awaiting final DOE approval to launch the Home Energy Rebate programs.", "file": "pennsylvania.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "please send an e-mail to RA-EPHomeEngRebates@pa.gov", "id": "pennsylvania", "income_eligibility": "two IRA-funded rebate programs for low to moderate income households", "program_name": "Penn Energy Savers Program", "source_quote": "DEP's Energy Programs Office will be administering two IRA-funded rebate programs for low to moderate income households: the Home Efficiency Rebates (HER) Program, which will incentivize whole-home energy retrofits for PA residents, and the Home Electrification & Appliance Rebate (HEAR) Program, that will consist of point-of-sale consumer rebates on the purchase of high-efficiency electric home appliances. As of May 2026, DEP is awaiting final DOE approval to launch the Home Energy Rebate programs.", "sources": ["https://www.pa.gov/agencies/dep/residents/saving-energy/inflation-reduction-act"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Pennsylvania", "status_as_of": "As of May 2026", "title": "Pennsylvania \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "RI Office of Energy Resources", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Rhode Island\n\n**What the state calls it:** Home Energy Rebate Programs\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** The HEAR application was approved and OER launched the income-eligible program pathway September 17th, 2024. The retail pathway will launch in 2026 making rebates available to both low- and moderate-income Rhode Island residents.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** The HOMES program application was accepted and is pending U.S. Department of Energy approval to launch.\n\n**Status stated as of:** This page last updated on August 28th, 2026.\n\n**Income eligibility:** The HEAR program is income-restricted and will provide rebates on home electrification upgrades.\n\n**How you apply:** Rhode Islanders must apply and be pre-approved for a rebate before using a coupon to purchase an eligible product.\n\n**Administering agency:** RI Office of Energy Resources\n\n> The HEAR application was approved and OER launched the income-eligible program pathway September 17th, 2024. The retail pathway will launch in 2026 making rebates available to both low- and moderate-income Rhode Island residents. Rhode Islanders must apply and be pre-approved for a rebate before using a coupon to purchase an eligible product. The HOMES program application was accepted and is pending U.S. Department of Energy approval to launch.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "The HOMES program application was accepted and is pending U.S. Department of Energy approval to launch.", "electrification_status": "The HEAR application was approved and OER launched the income-eligible program pathway September 17th, 2024. The retail pathway will launch in 2026 making rebates available to both low- and moderate-income Rhode Island residents.", "file": "rhode-island.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-31", "how_to_apply": "Rhode Islanders must apply and be pre-approved for a rebate before using a coupon to purchase an eligible product.", "id": "rhode-island", "income_eligibility": "The HEAR program is income-restricted and will provide rebates on home electrification upgrades.", "program_name": "Home Energy Rebate Programs", "source_quote": "The HEAR application was approved and OER launched the income-eligible program pathway September 17th, 2024. The retail pathway will launch in 2026 making rebates available to both low- and moderate-income Rhode Island residents. Rhode Islanders must apply and be pre-approved for a rebate before using a coupon to purchase an eligible product. The HOMES program application was accepted and is pending U.S. Department of Energy approval to launch.", "sources": ["https://energy.ri.gov/incentives/home-energy-rebate-programs"], "stale_after": "2026-09-30", "state": "Rhode Island", "status_as_of": "This page last updated on August 28th, 2026.", "title": "Rhode Island \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "South Carolina Energy Office", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** South Carolina\n\n**What the state calls it:** South Carolina Home Energy Rebates\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** Rebates are not currently available but are expected to launch in 2026.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** The programs are expected to launch statewide in 2026.\n\n**Maximum rebate:** Qualifying households could receive up to $14,000 in rebates for eligible appliances and upgrades.\n\n**Income eligibility:** The HEAR program is only available to households with an annual income that is less than 150% of the Area Median Income (AMI) for their county.\n\n**What the new appliance may replace:** Replacement of an existing heat pump, even with a more efficient electric heat pump, is not eligible for a rebate, per the DOE guidance.\n\n**How you apply:** In most cases, rebate payments will be issued directly to the contractor performing the work.\n\n**Administering agency:** South Carolina Energy Office\n\n> While rebates are not currently available in South Carolina, program development is underway, with anticipated availability in 2026.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "The programs are expected to launch statewide in 2026.", "electrification_status": "Rebates are not currently available but are expected to launch in 2026.", "eligible_replacement_rule": "Replacement of an existing heat pump, even with a more efficient electric heat pump, is not eligible for a rebate, per the DOE guidance.", "file": "south-carolina.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "In most cases, rebate payments will be issued directly to the contractor performing the work.", "id": "south-carolina", "income_eligibility": "The HEAR program is only available to households with an annual income that is less than 150% of the Area Median Income (AMI) for their county.", "max_rebate": "Qualifying households could receive up to $14,000 in rebates for eligible appliances and upgrades.", "program_name": "South Carolina Home Energy Rebates", "source_quote": "While rebates are not currently available in South Carolina, program development is underway, with anticipated availability in 2026.", "sources": ["https://energy.sc.gov/rebates"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "South Carolina", "title": "South Carolina \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "TDEC OEP", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Tennessee\n\n**What the state calls it:** Home Energy Rebate Programs\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** Funding for the Tennessee IRA Home Energy Rebate Programs is not yet available.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** before Tennessee can launch its programs and make the rebates available, it must receive full approval and an executed agreement with U.S. DOE, and then Tennessee must complete the contracting process with our implementer, the Tennessee Valley Authority\n\n**Maximum rebate:** There is a maximum rebate of $14,000 per building, with percentage caps varying by income and building type.\n\n**Income eligibility:** A low- or moderate-income household is one where an individual or family has a total annual income less than 150% of the median income of the area where the individual or family resides.\n\n**What the new appliance may replace:** Appliance purchases must be carried out as: part of a new construction project; an upgrade of HVAC and appliances from existing electric equipment to more efficient electric equipment.\n\n**How you apply:** TDEC OEP will update this website when new information about the availability of rebates is available.\n\n**Administering agency:** TDEC OEP\n\n> Consumer Protection Notice: Funding for the Tennessee IRA Home Energy Rebate Programs is not yet available. Residents should be aware of the potential for scams claiming to provide equipment (such as new appliances) or services (such as home repairs) under the IRA Home Energy Rebate Programs.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "before Tennessee can launch its programs and make the rebates available, it must receive full approval and an executed agreement with U.S. DOE, and then Tennessee must complete the contracting process with our implementer, the Tennessee Valley Authority", "electrification_status": "Funding for the Tennessee IRA Home Energy Rebate Programs is not yet available.", "eligible_replacement_rule": "Appliance purchases must be carried out as: part of a new construction project; an upgrade of HVAC and appliances from existing electric equipment to more efficient electric equipment.", "file": "tennessee.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-31", "how_to_apply": "TDEC OEP will update this website when new information about the availability of rebates is available.", "id": "tennessee", "income_eligibility": "A low- or moderate-income household is one where an individual or family has a total annual income less than 150% of the median income of the area where the individual or family resides.", "max_rebate": "There is a maximum rebate of $14,000 per building, with percentage caps varying by income and building type.", "program_name": "Home Energy Rebate Programs", "source_quote": "Consumer Protection Notice: Funding for the Tennessee IRA Home Energy Rebate Programs is not yet available. Residents should be aware of the potential for scams claiming to provide equipment (such as new appliances) or services (such as home repairs) under the IRA Home Energy Rebate Programs.", "sources": ["https://www.tn.gov/environment/program-areas/energy/state-energy-office/programs-projects/inflation-reduction-act/energy-rebate.html"], "stale_after": "2026-09-30", "state": "Tennessee", "title": "Tennessee \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "State Energy Conservation Office (SECO)", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Texas\n\n**What the state calls it:** Texas Home Energy Rebates\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** Rebates are not currently available. The programs are currently in the planning and design phase, and a future launch date will be established once the state has approval from DOE.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** Rebates are not currently available. The programs are currently in the planning and design phase, and a future launch date will be established once the state has approval from DOE.\n\n**Status stated as of:** Updated August 21, 2026\n\n**Maximum rebate:** Rebates will be determined based on technology and can range up to $14,000 per household.\n\n**Income eligibility:** Households of all income levels will be eligible to participate, including single-family homes and multifamily buildings.\n\n**How you apply:** Join the mailing list to stay up to date on Texas HOMES and HEAR Rebate programs.\n\n**Administering agency:** State Energy Conservation Office (SECO)\n\n> Current Status (Updated August 21, 2026) Rebates are not currently available. The programs are currently in the planning and design phase, and a future launch date will be established once the state has approval from DOE.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "Rebates are not currently available. The programs are currently in the planning and design phase, and a future launch date will be established once the state has approval from DOE.", "electrification_status": "Rebates are not currently available. The programs are currently in the planning and design phase, and a future launch date will be established once the state has approval from DOE.", "file": "texas.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "Join the mailing list to stay up to date on Texas HOMES and HEAR Rebate programs.", "id": "texas", "income_eligibility": "Households of all income levels will be eligible to participate, including single-family homes and multifamily buildings.", "max_rebate": "Rebates will be determined based on technology and can range up to $14,000 per household.", "program_name": "Texas Home Energy Rebates", "source_quote": "Current Status (Updated August 21, 2026) Rebates are not currently available. The programs are currently in the planning and design phase, and a future launch date will be established once the state has approval from DOE.", "sources": ["https://comptroller.texas.gov/programs/seco/funding/ira/"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Texas", "status_as_of": "Updated August 21, 2026", "title": "Texas \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Utah Office of Energy Development (OED)", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Utah\n\n**What the state calls it:** Utah Home Energy Rebate (HER) program\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** The Utah Home Energy Rebate (HER) program is on hold until further notice.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** The Utah Home Energy Rebate (HER) program is on hold until further notice.\n\n**How you apply:** Our office will provide updates and additional information on this page as soon as it becomes available.\n\n**Administering agency:** Utah Office of Energy Development (OED)\n\n> The Utah Home Energy Rebate (HER) program is on hold until further notice. In December 2024, the Utah Office of Energy Development (OED) submitted a formal application to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to secure funding for this federally supported rebate initiative. At this time, the DOE has not approved the application from Utah, nor those from numerous other state energy offices.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "The Utah Home Energy Rebate (HER) program is on hold until further notice.", "electrification_status": "The Utah Home Energy Rebate (HER) program is on hold until further notice.", "file": "utah.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "Our office will provide updates and additional information on this page as soon as it becomes available.", "id": "utah", "program_name": "Utah Home Energy Rebate (HER) program", "source_quote": "The Utah Home Energy Rebate (HER) program is on hold until further notice. In December 2024, the Utah Office of Energy Development (OED) submitted a formal application to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to secure funding for this federally supported rebate initiative. At this time, the DOE has not approved the application from Utah, nor those from numerous other state energy offices.", "sources": ["https://energy.utah.gov/homepage/programs/utah-home-energy-rebate-programs/"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Utah", "title": "Utah \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Vermont Department of Public Service", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Vermont\n\n**What the state calls it:** Vermont Home Energy Rebates\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** Vermont\u2019s HEAR funding remains in question as the federal government determines the future of conditionally approved proposals. It\u2019s recommended not to plan on HEAR funds for future projects at this time. (Updated May 2025).\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** Note: The IRA funded weatherization program will launch in 2025, but eligible households can sign up for weatherization services today through their Community Action Agency, linked above.\n\n**Status stated as of:** Updated May 2025\n\n**Maximum rebate:** In Vermont, HOMES will offer low-income households up to $16,000 of efficiency upgrades delivered through the Weatherization Assistance Program at no cost to residents. HEAR will offer low- and moderate-income households up to $8,000 for heat pump installations.\n\n**Income eligibility:** Per statute, HOMES and HEAR are income-restricted programs; only available to low-income and moderate-income households.\n\n**What the new appliance may replace:** To qualify, the installed heat pump must be the primary heating source for the home, accounting for at least 50% of the household\u2019s thermal energy usage. Rebates will not be issued for heat pumps that do not meet the primary heating requirement.\n\n**How you apply:** eligible households can sign up for weatherization services today through their Community Action Agency\n\n**Administering agency:** Vermont Department of Public Service\n\n> Please note that rebates are NOT available prior to program launch and rebates cannot be issued retroactively.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "Note: The IRA funded weatherization program will launch in 2025, but eligible households can sign up for weatherization services today through their Community Action Agency, linked above.", "electrification_status": "Vermont\u2019s HEAR funding remains in question as the federal government determines the future of conditionally approved proposals. It\u2019s recommended not to plan on HEAR funds for future projects at this time. (Updated May 2025).", "eligible_replacement_rule": "To qualify, the installed heat pump must be the primary heating source for the home, accounting for at least 50% of the household\u2019s thermal energy usage. Rebates will not be issued for heat pumps that do not meet the primary heating requirement.", "file": "vermont.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "eligible households can sign up for weatherization services today through their Community Action Agency", "id": "vermont", "income_eligibility": "Per statute, HOMES and HEAR are income-restricted programs; only available to low-income and moderate-income households.", "max_rebate": "In Vermont, HOMES will offer low-income households up to $16,000 of efficiency upgrades delivered through the Weatherization Assistance Program at no cost to residents. HEAR will offer low- and moderate-income households up to $8,000 for heat pump installations.", "program_name": "Vermont Home Energy Rebates", "source_quote": "Please note that rebates are NOT available prior to program launch and rebates cannot be issued retroactively.", "sources": ["https://publicservice.vermont.gov/efficiency/inflation-reduction-act-bolster-vermont-weatherization-and-electrification-efforts"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Vermont", "status_as_of": "Updated May 2025", "title": "Vermont \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Virginia Energy", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Virginia\n\n**What the state calls it:** Home Energy Rebate Programs\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** No. Virginia Energy's ability to launch the programs is contingent on US Department of Energy's review and approval of Virginia Energy's application documents.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** Virginia Energy finished submitting application documents for the Commonwealth's allocation of Home Energy Rebate Programs funding in June 2025. It is now updating application documents to conform with updated program documents released by US Department of Energy on May 29, 2026.\n\n**Maximum rebate:** High Efficiency Appliance Rebates will provide up to $14,000 per household in up-front rebates to support households in purchasing certain types of high efficiency electric appliances.\n\n**Income eligibility:** The Inflation Reduction Act restricts eligibility for High Efficiency Appliance Rebates to households earning up to 150% of area median income.\n\n**What the new appliance may replace:** According to federal law, High Efficiency Appliance Rebates cannot be used to help pay for replacement of a non-electric appliance. The rebate is for upgrading HVAC and appliances only from existing electric equipment to more efficient electric equipment.\n\n**How you apply:** The process by which eligible recipients will access the rebates has not yet been established.\n\n**Administering agency:** Virginia Energy\n\n> Are the Home Energy Rebates available now? No. Virginia Energy's ability to launch the programs is contingent on US Department of Energy's review and approval of Virginia Energy's application documents.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "Virginia Energy finished submitting application documents for the Commonwealth's allocation of Home Energy Rebate Programs funding in June 2025. It is now updating application documents to conform with updated program documents released by US Department of Energy on May 29, 2026.", "electrification_status": "No. Virginia Energy's ability to launch the programs is contingent on US Department of Energy's review and approval of Virginia Energy's application documents.", "eligible_replacement_rule": "According to federal law, High Efficiency Appliance Rebates cannot be used to help pay for replacement of a non-electric appliance. The rebate is for upgrading HVAC and appliances only from existing electric equipment to more efficient electric equipment.", "file": "virginia.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "The process by which eligible recipients will access the rebates has not yet been established.", "id": "virginia", "income_eligibility": "The Inflation Reduction Act restricts eligibility for High Efficiency Appliance Rebates to households earning up to 150% of area median income.", "max_rebate": "High Efficiency Appliance Rebates will provide up to $14,000 per household in up-front rebates to support households in purchasing certain types of high efficiency electric appliances.", "program_name": "Home Energy Rebate Programs", "source_quote": "Are the Home Energy Rebates available now? No. Virginia Energy's ability to launch the programs is contingent on US Department of Energy's review and approval of Virginia Energy's application documents.", "sources": ["https://www.energy.virginia.gov/energy-efficiency/HomeEnergyRebatesFrequentlyAskedQuestions.shtml"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Virginia", "title": "Virginia \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Washington State Department of Commerce", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Washington\n\n**What the state calls it:** Inflation Reduction Act Home Energy Rebates\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** The Department of Energy released updates to the program guidelines (program notices 26-1 and 26-2) on June 1. We\u2019re evaluating how these changes affect the program and are working with our rebate administrator to determine next steps.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** The Department of Energy released updates to the program guidelines (program notices 26-1 and 26-2) on June 1. We\u2019re evaluating how these changes affect the program and are working with our rebate administrator to determine next steps.\n\n**Status stated as of:** June 15, 2026\n\n**Income eligibility:** Households earning up to 150% AMI will be eligible for rebates.\n\n**How you apply:** Third-party contractors will manage the rebate program. You or your building owner will apply to the implementers for the rebates.\n\n**Administering agency:** Washington State Department of Commerce\n\n> Step 5 \u2013 Program operation preparation Commerce and the rebate administrator set up delivery operations. We are here. Step 6: Launch approval Commerce receives \u201capproval to launch\u201d notification from the DOE. Step 7: Statewide launch Washingtonians may apply and receive rebate funds for home upgrades.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "The Department of Energy released updates to the program guidelines (program notices 26-1 and 26-2) on June 1. We\u2019re evaluating how these changes affect the program and are working with our rebate administrator to determine next steps.", "electrification_status": "The Department of Energy released updates to the program guidelines (program notices 26-1 and 26-2) on June 1. We\u2019re evaluating how these changes affect the program and are working with our rebate administrator to determine next steps.", "file": "washington.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "Third-party contractors will manage the rebate program. You or your building owner will apply to the implementers for the rebates.", "id": "washington", "income_eligibility": "Households earning up to 150% AMI will be eligible for rebates.", "program_name": "Inflation Reduction Act Home Energy Rebates", "source_quote": "Step 5 \u2013 Program operation preparation Commerce and the rebate administrator set up delivery operations. We are here. Step 6: Launch approval Commerce receives \u201capproval to launch\u201d notification from the DOE. Step 7: Statewide launch Washingtonians may apply and receive rebate funds for home upgrades.", "sources": ["https://www.commerce.wa.gov/energy/clean-buildings/energy-incentives/ira-home-energy-rebates/"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Washington", "status_as_of": "June 15, 2026", "title": "Washington \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "West Virginia Office of Energy", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** West Virginia\n\n**What the state calls it:** Home Energy Rebate Programs\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** Please note: The WVOE is currently conducting a pilot phase with select households before the statewide launch. Project installation and energy audits will begin after the pilot phase concludes.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** Please note: The WVOE is currently conducting a pilot phase with select households before the statewide launch. Project installation and energy audits will begin after the pilot phase concludes.\n\n**Income eligibility:** Low-to moderate income only\n\n**How you apply:** Eligible West Virginia households can register and submit applications for Home Energy Rebates. Interested residents can log in using Neighborly and join the waitlist today.\n\n**Administering agency:** West Virginia Office of Energy\n\n> The West Virginia Office of Energy has secured $88 million in federal funding to support homeowners and renters with energy-saving upgrades. Through the Department of Energy\u2019s Home Energy Rebate Programs, you can make lasting upgrades, improve your home\u2019s comfort, and potentially even lower your energy bills, often at little or no out-of-pocket cost.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "Please note: The WVOE is currently conducting a pilot phase with select households before the statewide launch. Project installation and energy audits will begin after the pilot phase concludes.", "electrification_status": "Please note: The WVOE is currently conducting a pilot phase with select households before the statewide launch. Project installation and energy audits will begin after the pilot phase concludes.", "file": "west-virginia.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "Eligible West Virginia households can register and submit applications for Home Energy Rebates. Interested residents can log in using Neighborly and join the waitlist today.", "id": "west-virginia", "income_eligibility": "Low-to moderate income only", "program_name": "Home Energy Rebate Programs", "source_quote": "The West Virginia Office of Energy has secured $88 million in federal funding to support homeowners and renters with energy-saving upgrades. Through the Department of Energy\u2019s Home Energy Rebate Programs, you can make lasting upgrades, improve your home\u2019s comfort, and potentially even lower your energy bills, often at little or no out-of-pocket cost.", "sources": ["https://energywv.org/funding-opportunities/home-energy-rebate-programs/"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "West Virginia", "title": "West Virginia \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSC)", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Wisconsin\n\n**What the state calls it:** IRA Home Energy Rebates\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** The first phase of the HEAR program, Contractor-installed Rebates launched on December 18, 2024. Starting September 30, 2025, eligible customers may receive rebates for certain ENERGY STAR\u00ae certified products bought from stores or websites.\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** The HOMES program launched on August 1, 2024. Rebates are currently available to eligible customers through IRA Registered Contractors.\n\n**How you apply:** Rebates are currently available to eligible customers through IRA Registered Contractors.\n\n**Administering agency:** The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSC)\n\n> Wisconsin has received updated federal guidance regarding the Home Energy Rebate Programs. Wisconsin\u2019s programs remain operational while the guidance is under review. Further updates, including any program changes that will be made to comply with the guidance, will be provided at a later date.\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "The HOMES program launched on August 1, 2024. Rebates are currently available to eligible customers through IRA Registered Contractors.", "electrification_status": "The first phase of the HEAR program, Contractor-installed Rebates launched on December 18, 2024. Starting September 30, 2025, eligible customers may receive rebates for certain ENERGY STAR\u00ae certified products bought from stores or websites.", "file": "wisconsin.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "how_to_apply": "Rebates are currently available to eligible customers through IRA Registered Contractors.", "id": "wisconsin", "program_name": "IRA Home Energy Rebates", "source_quote": "Wisconsin has received updated federal guidance regarding the Home Energy Rebate Programs. Wisconsin\u2019s programs remain operational while the guidance is under review. Further updates, including any program changes that will be made to comply with the guidance, will be provided at a later date.", "sources": ["https://psc.wi.gov/Pages/ServiceType/OEI/FederalFunding.aspx"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Wisconsin", "title": "Wisconsin \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}
{"administering_agency": "Wyoming Energy Authority (WEA)", "asset": "home-energy-rebate-program-status-by-state", "body": "**State or territory:** Wyoming\n\n**What the state calls it:** Wyoming Home Energy Savings Program (HESP)\n\n**Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR):** Wyoming is in the process of developing the Wyoming Home Energy Savings Program (HESP).\n\n**Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER):** Wyoming is in the process of developing the Wyoming Home Energy Savings Program (HESP).\n\n**Income eligibility:** At a minimum, residents who already qualify for Wyoming state programs such as Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP), and Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) are expected to be eligible for this program.\n\n**Administering agency:** Wyoming Energy Authority (WEA)\n\n> The Wyoming Energy Authority (WEA) expects to launch HESP in 2025 \u2013 watch this page for program details as well as more information on who is eligible and how to apply!\n\nSource: \n", "efficiency_status": "Wyoming is in the process of developing the Wyoming Home Energy Savings Program (HESP).", "electrification_status": "Wyoming is in the process of developing the Wyoming Home Energy Savings Program (HESP).", "file": "wyoming.md", "generated": true, "harvested": "2026-08-25", "id": "wyoming", "income_eligibility": "At a minimum, residents who already qualify for Wyoming state programs such as Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP), and Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) are expected to be eligible for this program.", "program_name": "Wyoming Home Energy Savings Program (HESP)", "source_quote": "The Wyoming Energy Authority (WEA) expects to launch HESP in 2025 \u2013 watch this page for program details as well as more information on who is eligible and how to apply!", "sources": ["https://wyoenergy.org/home-energy-savings-program/"], "stale_after": "2026-09-24", "state": "Wyoming", "title": "Wyoming \u2014 Home Energy Rebates \u2014 is my state's programme open, and what does it still pay for?", "type": "eligibility", "verified": true}