Energy Rebate & Incentive Finder
Check official 2026 rebate starting points for solar, HVAC, windows, insulation, water heating, and home energy improvements.
Read the 2026 rebate guide7 rebate checks for All States
Federal residential energy credit review
Amount
Changed after 2025
Eligibility
Verify current IRS rules, prior-year projects, and carryforward treatment
Timing
Check before budgeting around any federal credit
DOE Home Energy Rebates
Amount
Varies by state and income
Eligibility
State rules, household income, modeled savings, and project type
Timing
Rollout and funding vary by state
Utility efficiency rebates
Amount
Varies by ZIP and utility
Eligibility
HVAC, insulation, windows, thermostats, audits, and water heating may qualify
Timing
Pre-approval is often required
HVAC and heat pump programs
Amount
Depends on equipment and utility
Eligibility
SEER2, HSPF2, AFUE, AHRI certificate, load calculation, and permit rules
Timing
Ask the contractor before equipment is ordered
Insulation and weatherization programs
Amount
Depends on R-value, scope, and income rules
Eligibility
Attic insulation, air sealing, rim joist, crawl space, and home energy audits
Timing
Some programs require an audit first
Window and door efficiency programs
Amount
Depends on product specs and program rules
Eligibility
ENERGY STAR, NFRC label, glass package, and whole-home savings requirements
Timing
Verify exact model documentation before signing
Solar, battery, and electrification programs
Amount
Depends on state, utility, and interconnection rules
Eligibility
Solar, storage, panel upgrades, net billing, SRECs, and local programs
Timing
Confirm rebate and interconnection timing in writing
Compare quotes with rebate assumptions in writing
Ask each company to show rebate assumptions, equipment model, warranty, labor scope, and permit handling before you choose a quote.