Columbia Rural Electric Association (REA) offers a number of rebate programs to encourage its residential customers to conserve energy. Eligible programs include heat pump water heaters, clothes dryers/washers, smart thermostats, HVAC, weatherization, and NEEM.
Green Mountain Power, in partnership with Renewable Energy Vermont, allows residential and small commercial customers to enroll in the Bring Your Own Device Program for battery energy storage systems. Customers can enroll an eligible device and receive an upfront payment of $850/kW of storage enrolled for a three-hour discharge and $950/kW for a four-hour discharge. Eligible customers that retrofit their existing solar systems may get an extra $100/kW. Customers can get up to $10,500 towards a home battery purchase.
For eligibility requirements and more program information click here.
As part of Emerald’s efforts to promote clean and affordable electric transportation, Emerald People’s Utility District offers an Electric Car Charger Rebate to encourage customers to charge their vehicles at homes throughout the service territory. To be eligible, Level 2 (240-volt) chargers must be either Wi-Fi connected or EnergyStar certified and customer must agree to enroll in a time-of-use rate when made available by Emerald. View eligible chargers here.
The Sustainable Energy Utility (SEU) provides loans of up to $30,000 for equipment purchases by qualified homeowners. To be eligible for the Energize Delaware Energy Efficiency Loan Program, the project must receive a rebate through the Energize Delaware Rebate Program. See program website for complete details.
Illinois residents that purchase a new or used all-electric vehicle from an Illinois licensed dealer may be eligible for an Illinois' Electric Vehicle Rebate in the amounts set forth below.
Applicants must apply for the rebate during an open rebate cycle and within 90-days of vehicle purchase using the application forms available on this webpage during the open rebate cycle. The most recent rebate cycle opened November 1, 2023, and ran through January 31
MidAmerican Energy offers several energy efficiency incentives for residential customers. Incentives are grouped into instant discounts and rebate offerings.
Duke Energy Indiana offers participants in its off-peak charging program for Level 2 home chargers a $50 quarterly credit for charging during off-peak hours.
AES Indiana provides a $250 rebate for the purchase of an electric vehicle charger if the purchaser participates in the utility's managed charging program.
Eversource's residential EV charging program offers residential and low-income residential customers rebates for home charging installations (i.e. panel upgrade, new circuit, charging connection, etc.). Rebates are for single-family households and multifamily buildings with 2-4 units.
For more information visit Eversource's website.
National Grid's residential EV charging infrastructure program offers residential and low-income residential customers rebates for EV smart chargers and 240V circuit/outlet purchases for the purpose of charging an EV. Rebates are available for single-family households and 2-4 unit buildings.
For more information visit National Grid's website.