Incentive Type: Tax Credit 

Incentive Amount: 30% of the cost paid by the consumer, up to $600. 

How to Access: Submit IRS Form 5695 if you meet the requirements detailed on IRS.gov. 

🗓️ Subject to a cumulative, annual cap of $1,200. 

⚠️ Believe it or not, another option for energy-efficient home cooling is a heat pump, which provides both air conditioning and heating! Credits exist for both air-source and geothermal heat pumps, which could save you additional money on your monthly costs in the long-run. 

Incentive Type: Rebate

Incentive Amount: Forthcoming income-based incentives will be announced through the Home Energy Rebates program (for households below 150% area median income)

How to Access: Rebates are not yet available. Stay tuned as the Home Energy Rebates programs are deployed nationwide and administered through your State Energy Offices.

Incentive Type: Rebate

Incentive Amount: Forthcoming income-based incentives will be announced through the Home Energy Rebates program (for households below 150% area median income).

How to Access: Rebates are not yet available. Stay tuned as the Home Energy Rebates programs are deployed nationwide and administered through your State Energy Offices.

Incentive Type: Tax Credit

Incentive Amount: 30% of the cost paid by the consumer, up to $600 per year.

How to Access: Submit IRS Form 5695 when filing your taxes if you meet the requirements detailed on IRS.gov.

🗓️ Subject to a cumulative, annual cap of $1,200.

⚠️ Heat pumps are another option for energy-efficient home heating. Credits exist for both air-source and geothermal heat pumps, which could save you additional money on your monthly costs in the long-run.

Incentive Type: Tax Credit & Rebate

Incentive Amount: 30% of the cost paid by the consumer, up to $2,000/year, is available through a tax credit. Additional income-based incentives will be announced through the Home Energy Rebates program (for households below 150% area median income).

How to Access: For the tax credit, submit IRS Form 5695 when filing your taxes. if you meet the requirements detailed on IRS.gov. Rebates are not yet available. Stay tuned as the Home Energy Rebates programs are deployed nationwide and administered through your State Energy Offices.

⚠️ Credits exist for both air-source and geothermal heat pumps. A trusted professional who specializes in heat pump installation can help you decide which is best for your home and budget.

⚠️Consumers have a $2,000/year limit in total for heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, and biomass stoves/boilers. For example, if you claimed $1,000 for a heat pump and $1,000 for a biomass stove, you could not also claim a 30% credit for a heat pump water heater in the same year.  However, you could claim up to $1,200 for other incentives like windows, doors, AC, electric panel, etc., for a total of up to $3,200 in credits for the year.

​​​​​​Incentive Type: Tax Credit & Rebate

Incentive Amount: 30% of the cost paid by the consumer is available through a tax credit. Additional income-based incentives will be announced through the Home Energy Rebates program (for households below 150% area median income).

How to Access: For the tax credit, submit IRS Form 5695 when filing your taxes if you meet the requirements detailed on IRS.gov. Rebates are not yet available. Stay tuned as the Home Energy Rebates programs are deployed nationwide and administered through your State Energy Offices.

⚠️ Credits exist for both air-source and geothermal heat pumps. A trusted professional who specializes in heat pump installation can help you decide which is best for your home and budget.

Incentive Type: Tax Credit

Incentive Amount: 30% of the cost paid by the consumer, up to $600

How to Access: Submit IRS Form 5695 when filing your taxes if you meet the requirements detailed on IRS.gov.

🗓️ Subject to a cumulative, annual cap of $1,200.

​​​​​​Incentive Type: Rebate

Incentive Amount: Forthcoming income-based incentives will be announced through the Home Energy Rebates program (for households below 150% area median income).

How to Access: Rebates are not yet available. Stay tuned as the Home Energy Rebates programs are deployed nationwide and administered through your State Energy Offices.

​​​​​Incentive Type: Rebate

Incentive Amount: Forthcoming income-based incentives will be announced through the Home Energy Rebates program (for households below 150% area median income).

How to Access: Rebates are not yet available. Stay tuned as the Home Energy Rebates programs are deployed nationwide and administered through your State Energy Offices.

​​​​​​Incentive Type: Tax Credit

Incentive Amount: 30% of the cost paid by the consumer, up to $600/year

How to Access: Submit IRS Form 5695 when filing your taxes if you meet the requirements detailed on IRS.gov.

⚠️ Water heaters meeting the requirements are considered energy efficient. For example, a water heater may be natural gas-powered but energy efficient.

Incentive Type: Tax Credit & Rebate

Incentive Amount: 30% of the cost paid by the consumer, up to $2,000/year, is available through a tax credit. Additional income-based incentives will be announced through the Home Energy Rebates program (for households below 150% area median income).

How to Access: For the tax credit, submit IRS Form 5695 when filing your taxes if you meet the requirements detailed on IRS.gov. Rebates are not yet available. Stay tuned as the Home Energy Rebates programs are deployed nationwide and administered through your State Energy Offices.

⚠️  Heat pump water heaters require installation in locations in a home with certain temperature and space requirements. Learn more.

⚠️Consumers have a $2,000/year limit in total for heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, and biomass stoves/boilers. For example, if you claimed $1,000 for a heat pump and $1,000 for a biomass stove, you could not also claim a 30% credit for a heat pump water heater in the same year.  However, you could claim up to $1,200 for other incentives like windows, doors, AC, electric panel, etc., for a total of up to $3,200 in credits for the year.

​​​​​​Incentive Type: Tax Credit

Incentive Amount: 30% of the cost paid by the consumer

How to Access: Submit IRS Form 5695 when filing your taxes if you meet the requirements detailed on IRS.gov.

⚠️ Solar water heaters can be a cost-effective way to generate hot water for your home. Learn more.

Incentive Type: Tax Credit

Incentive Amount: 30% of the cost paid by the consumer, up to $2,000/year

How to Access: Submit IRS Form 5695 when filing your taxes if you meet the requirements detailed on IRS.gov.

⚠️Biomass consumers have a $2,000/year limit in total for heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, and biomass stoves/boilers. For example, if you claimed $1,000 for a heat pump and $1,000 for a biomass stove, you could not also claim a 30% credit for a heat pump water heater in the same year.  However, you could claim up to $1,200 for other incentives like windows, doors, electric panel, etc., for a total of up to $3,200 in credits for the year.

Incentive Type: Tax Credit

Incentive Amount: 30% of the cost paid by the consumer.

How to Access: Submit IRS Form 5695 when filing your taxes if you meet the requirements detailed on IRS.gov.

💡 You may want to consider battery storage if 1) you are concerned about maintaining power during outages, 2) you are installing solar in an area that does not have one-to-one metering, and/or 3) if your utility company has you on a time-of-use or demand-charge rate. Learn more from Energy Sage or call your utility company.

​​​​​​Incentive Type(s): Tax Credit & Rebate

Incentive Amount: 30% of the cost paid by the consumer, up to $600, is available through a tax credit. Additional income-based incentives will be announced through the Home Energy Rebates program (for households below 150% area median income).

How to Access: Submit IRS Form 5695 when filing your taxes if you meet the requirements detailed on IRS.gov. Rebates are not yet available. Stay tuned as the Home Energy Rebates programs are deployed nationwide and administered through your State Energy Offices.

🗓️ Subject to a cumulative, annual cap of $1,200.

⚠️ These incentives can be especially important when considering other upgrades around your home, such as switching to an electric or induction cooktop or charging an electric vehicle. To take advantage of thies incentives, upgrades must be installed along with other efficient equipment or materials that qualify for the efficient home improvement tax credit, and enable their use.

Incentive Type: Rebate

Incentive Amount: Forthcoming income-based incentives will be announced through the Home Energy Rebates program. Select technologies, such as heat pumps and insulation, included in the home upgrade may also be eligible for tax credits.  

How to Access: Rebates are not yet available. Stay tuned as the Home Energy Rebates programs are deployed nationwide and administered through your State Energy Offices.

Incentive Type: Rebate

Incentive Amount: Forthcoming income-based incentives will be announced through the Home Energy Rebates program. Select technologies included in the home upgrade may also be eligible for tax credits.

How to Access: Rebates are not yet available. Stay tuned as the Home Energy Rebates programs are deployed nationwide and administered through your State Energy Offices.

Incentive Type: Tax Credit

Incentive Amount: 30% of the cost paid by the consumer, up to $500 per year (up to $250 per door)

How to Access: Submit IRS Form 5695 when filing your taxes if you meet the requirements detailed on IRS.gov.

🗓️ Not renter elligible. Subject to a cumulative, annual cap of $1,200.

​​​​​​Incentive Type: Rebate

Incentive Amount: Forthcoming income-based incentives will be announced through the Home Energy Rebates program.

How to Access: Rebates are not yet available. Stay tuned as the Home Energy Rebates programs are deployed nationwide and administered through your State Energy Offices.

Incentive Type: Tax Credit

Incentive Amount: 30% of the cost paid by the consumer.

How to Access: Submit IRS Form 5695 when filing your taxes if you meet the requirements detailed on IRS.gov.

⚠️ Fuel cells are another source of heat and electricity for buildings and electrical power for vehicles and electronic devices. Fuel cells work like batteries, but they do not run down or need recharging. They produce electricity and heat as long as fuel is supplied. Learn more.

Incentive Type: Tax Credit

Incentive Amount: 30% of the cost paid by the consumer, up to $150

How to Access: Submit IRS Form 5695 when filing your taxes if you meet the requirements detailed on IRS.gov.

🗓️ Subject to a cumulative, annual cap of $1,200.

⚠️ We highly recommend taking advantage of this credit at the start of your clean energy transition. A trusted professional can help you identify where your home is losing energy and which home improvements or upgrades will deliver the most bang for your buck.

Incentive Type: Tax Credit

Incentive Amount: 30% off cost

How to Access: Submit IRS Form 5695 when filing your taxes if you meet the requirements detailed on IRS.gov.

🗓️ Not renter-eligible. Subject to a cumulative, annual cap of $1,200.

Incentive Type: Tax Credit

Incentive Amount: 30% of the cost paid by the consumer, up to $600

How to Access: Submit IRS Form 5695 when filing your taxes if you meet the requirements detailed on IRS.gov.

🗓️ Subject to a cumulative, annual cap of $1,200.

⚠️ Not renter-eligible. Skylights are considered windows for the purposes of this tax credit, so the $600 cap would be cumulative if looking at installing both.

Incentive Type: Tax Credit

Incentive Amount: 30% of the cost paid by the consumer

How to Access: Submit IRS Form 5695 when filing your taxes if you meet the requirements detailed on IRS.gov.

⚠️ If you are considering adding solar panels to your property, you should also explore whether battery storage is right for you. A credit exists for battery storage.

Incentive Type: Rebate

Incentive Amount: Forthcoming income-based incentives will be announced through the Home Energy Rebates program (for households below 150% area median income).

How to Access: Rebates are not yet available. Stay tuned as the Home Energy Rebates programs are deployed nationwide and administered through your State Energy Offices.

Incentive Type: Tax Credit

Incentive Amount: 30% of the cost paid by the consumer, up to $600/year

How to Access: Submit IRS Form 5695 when filing your taxes if you meet the requirements detailed on IRS.gov.

🗓️ Subject to a cumulative, annual cap of $1,200

⚠️ Skylights are considered windows for the purposes of this tax credit, so the $600 cap would be cumulative if looking at installing both.

Incentive Type: Tax Credit

Incentive Amount: 30% of the cost paid by the consumer

How to Access: Submit IRS Form 5695 when filing your taxes if you meet the requirements detailed on IRS.gov.

Small wind electric systems require planning to determine whether there is enough wind, the location is appropriate, wind systems are allowed, the system will be economical. Learn more.