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Home energy rebates by state

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66 programs · every one sourced · checked October 21, 2026

Every rebate that applies, with the link to claim it

Choose a state, your utility and the upgrade. The calculator lists each open offer, adds up the ones that stack, shows income-qualified tiers, and says plainly that the federal credits for these upgrades have ended. Nothing is estimated: every amount is read from the program's own page.

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  1. 1Air-source heat pump 14 of 15 states
  2. 2Heat pump water heater 13 of 15 states
  3. 3Insulation and air sealing 9 of 15 states
  4. 4Home EV charger 6 of 15 states
  5. 5Induction range or cooktop 4 of 15 states
  6. 6Electrical panel upgrade 3 of 15 states
Arizona3 of 6California4 of 6Connecticut4 of 6Florida1 of 6Maine4 of 6Massachusetts6 of 6Michigan2 of 6New Hampshire3 of 6North Carolina5 of 6Oregon3 of 6Pennsylvania1 of 6Rhode Island2 of 6Texas3 of 6Vermont5 of 6Wisconsin3 of 6
Upgrades with at least one open, sourced rebate in each state. To scale from zero.

Pick your state

15 states are covered so far: the six New England states from their statewide programs, and 9 more from their state energy office and the largest utility programs that could be read. Utilities that have not been read are named as not covered on each state page.

West

Arizona3 of 6 upgrades open California4 of 6 upgrades open · IRA rebates closed to new applications Oregon3 of 6 upgrades open · IRA rebates not launched

New England

Connecticut4 of 6 upgrades open · IRA rebates not launched Maine4 of 6 upgrades open · IRA rebates limited Massachusetts6 of 6 upgrades open · IRA rebates not launched New Hampshire3 of 6 upgrades open · IRA rebates not launched Rhode Island2 of 6 upgrades open · IRA rebates limited Vermont5 of 6 upgrades open · IRA rebates not launched

South

Florida1 of 6 upgrades open · IRA rebates not launched North Carolina5 of 6 upgrades open · IRA rebates open Texas3 of 6 upgrades open · IRA rebates not launched

Midwest

Michigan2 of 6 upgrades open · IRA rebates limited Wisconsin3 of 6 upgrades open · IRA rebates open

Mid-Atlantic

Pennsylvania1 of 6 upgrades open

Or pick the upgrade

Air-source heat pump14 of 15 states open · top $16,000 in Massachusetts Heat pump water heater13 of 15 states open · top $4,000 in California Insulation and air sealing9 of 15 states open · top $10,000 in Connecticut Home EV charger6 of 15 states open · top $1,700 in Massachusetts Induction range or cooktop4 of 15 states open · top $840 in North Carolina Electrical panel upgrade3 of 15 states open · top $4,000 in California

The federal credits have ended

The Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (IRC §25C) ended for property placed in service after December 31, 2025. The Residential Clean Energy Credit (IRC §25D) ended for property placed in service after December 31, 2025. The Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit (IRC §30C) ended for property placed in service after June 30, 2026. Those dates come from the IRS pages and fact sheet FS-2025-05 on Public Law 119-21. What is left is state and utility money, listed above, and the Inflation Reduction Act rebates run by each state energy office: open in North Carolina and Wisconsin; limited in Georgia, Maine, Michigan, Rhode Island and Washington; closed to new applications in California and Colorado; not launched in Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Oregon, Texas and Vermont, according to the state pages read so far. Read more on the federal status page and the utility offers.

Rebates are set by each program and can change or close without notice; the program's own page and application decide what is paid. This page is information, not tax, legal or financial advice. Amounts last checked October 21, 2026.