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State and utility rebates are still paying in 2026. See what's open where you live.
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Rebates by stateWhat changed in 2026
Short answer: The federal 25C and 25D home energy credits ended for work installed after December 31, 2025. What's left is state HEAR and HOMES rebates and your utility's rebates.
- Installed in 2025? Claim up to $3,200 on your 2025 return (IRS Form 5695).
- Installing in 2026? Check state and utility rebates.
- Not every state is open. The rebate finder shows each one.
Sources: IRS OBBB energy credit FAQs · U.S. DOE Home Energy Rebates
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Questions people ask
Are there any energy efficiency tax credits in 2026?
Not for new installs. The 25C and 25D credits don't apply to property placed in service after December 31, 2025. Work done in 2025 can still be claimed on your 2025 return.
How do I find rebates in my area?
Enter your ZIP in the rebate finder. It shows your state's HOMES and HEAR status and links to the official ENERGY STAR, DSIRE and Rewiring America lookups for utility rebates.
Who qualifies for HEAR and HOMES rebates?
HEAR is for households under 150% of area median income. HOMES is open to more homeowners and pays more if you're under 80%. Each state runs its own program and application.
Do I need an approved contractor?
Usually yes. Most state programs only pay when a registered contractor does the work, so check before you sign.
Can I combine a state rebate with a utility rebate?
Often, but not always. Some programs reduce their payout if another rebate covers the same equipment. Your state program's FAQ will say.
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