Heat pumps, solar and more

It’s now easier to get rebates for a heat pump, solar panels, attic insulation and smart thermostats as a home energy assessment is not required.

Woman does yoga with her dog in a brightly lit room. A smart thermostat is on the wall. Attic Insulation: Up to $1,000*. Smart Thermostat: $75*. Solar: up to $10,000*. Appliances: up to $200*. Heatpumps: up to $12,000 Woman does yoga with her dog in a brightly lit room. A smart thermostat is on the wall. Attic Insulation: Up to $1,000*. Smart Thermostat: $75*. Solar: up to $10,000*. Appliances: up to $200*. Heatpumps: up to $12,000
Heat pump outside of house

Cold-climate air source or ground source heat pumps

Rebates up to $12,000, depending on your home’s primary space heating energy source.

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Solar panels plus battery storage

Get up to $5,000 for solar panels, plus the option to bundle with battery storage for an additional rebate, up to $5,000.

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Attic insulation in home attic

Attic insulation

Get up to $1,250 for attic insulation, or up to $750 for cathedral ceiling or flat roof insulation.

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Smart thermostats

Two ways to get $100 off an energy-saving smart thermostat: before you buy or after.

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Appliances

Get up to $200 in rebates for upgrading to qualified energy-efficient appliances.

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Saving energy made easier and more affordable

For heat pumps and attic insulation, work with a program-qualified contractor to have your upgrades installed and they will take care of the rebate paperwork. For solar panels, you will need to choose your own contractor, as there is no program-qualified list. For smart thermostats and appliances, you can easily purchase and install on your own.