ENTITLEMENT / DOE-HOME-ELECTRIFICATION-APPLIANCE-REBATES

U.S. Department of Energy

Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEEHR)

Participating state, territory, and Tribal programs provide point-of-sale or project rebates for eligible efficient electric appliances, equipment, and building-envelope upgrades.

Income-qualified household making an eligible home electrification upgradeEligible multifamily building participant

Entitlement facts

Benefit type
Rebate. A payment or point-of-sale reduction that offsets part of an eligible purchase, installation, or project cost. Taxonomy definition →
What it unlocks
Discounts on qualifying electrification and efficiency purchases, with higher support for lower-income households and limits set by federal and local rules.
Who qualifies
Income-qualified household making an eligible home electrification upgrade; Eligible multifamily building participant
Requirements
The local program must be active; household income, technology, property, installation, contractor, and purchase timing rules apply. Eligibility is generally focused on low- and moderate-income households.
How to activate
Check DOE's jurisdiction status and apply or obtain approval through the state, territory, or Tribal administrator before purchase when required.
Cost basis
Subsidized or partially covered. A government, nonprofit, employer, insurer, scholarship, or other sponsor pays some or all eligible costs; the user's remaining amount depends on the award and program rules.
Cost and fees
Rebates may not cover the full equipment, electrical, envelope, labor, permit, or financing cost.
Geography
US, Availability varies by state, territory, and Tribe
Personalization
Published eligibility is not described as individually targeted.

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Eligibility is conditional, not guaranteed.

Check the provider's final terms immediately before applying, depositing funds, spending, or changing a paid relationship.