Colorado
What is the what the state calls it for Colorado?
For Colorado, what the state calls it is Colorado Home Energy Rebate Program; electrification rebates (heehr / hear) is 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; status stated as of is Updated August 2026; maximum rebate is $14,000; income eligibility is low- and moderate-income households, verified against its source on 2026-10-05.
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.
— energyoffice.colorado.gov, retrieved 2026-08-25
- State or territory
- Colorado
- What the state calls it
- Colorado Home Energy Rebate Program
- 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.
- 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.
- Status stated as of
- Updated August 2026 verified
- Maximum rebate
- $14,000
- Income eligibility
- low- and moderate-income households
- 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.
- Administering agency
- Colorado Energy Office (CEO)
Verified
Review by
Source
- energyoffice.colorado.govhttps://energyoffice.colorado.gov/home-energy-rebates