South Carolina
What is the what the state calls it for South Carolina?
For South Carolina, what the state calls it is South Carolina Home Energy Rebates; electrification rebates (heehr / hear) is Rebates are not currently available but are expected to launch in 2026; efficiency rebates (homes / her) is The programs are expected to launch statewide in 2026; maximum rebate is Qualifying households could receive up to $14,000 in rebates for eligible appliances and upgrades; income eligibility is 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, verified against its source on 2026-08-25.
While rebates are not currently available in South Carolina, program development is underway, with anticipated availability in 2026.
— energy.sc.gov, retrieved 2026-08-25
- State or territory
- South Carolina verified
- What the state calls it
- South Carolina Home Energy Rebates verified
- Electrification rebates (HEEHR / HEAR)
- Rebates are not currently available but are expected to launch in 2026. verified
- Efficiency rebates (HOMES / HER)
- The programs are expected to launch statewide in 2026. verified
- Maximum rebate
- Qualifying households could receive up to $14,000 in rebates for eligible appliances and upgrades. verified
- 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. verified
- 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. verified
- How you apply
- In most cases, rebate payments will be issued directly to the contractor performing the work. verified
- Administering agency
- South Carolina Energy Office verified
Source
- energy.sc.govhttps://energy.sc.gov/rebates