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Georgia's Home Energy Rebates Fuel Switching HEAR Projects Submission Deadline is 8/10/26! Power Your Savings with Smart Energy Upgrades Explore Energy Efficiency Projects Georgia’s Home Energy Rebates provide households with incentives on the purchase and installation of electric appliances, insulation, air sealing, HVAC, and other home improvement measures.
Eligible households can get up to $16,000 in savings depending on their household income and/or expected energy savings. Review our list of participating contractors to get help with exploring energy efficiency projects tailored to your home.
Learn more about which program is right for you The Home Efficiency Rebates (HER) and Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR) will provide Georgians with rebates for whole home energy efficient retrofits or electrical appliance upgrades. The rebate amounts will be determined by the amount of energy saved through the upgrade and/or household income level.
If you are interested in upgrading select kitchen appliances, consider our Are you interested in energy efficient upgrades throughout your home? Discover ways to improve the comfort of your home by having a program contractor complete an energy assessment. Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR) Are you looking for a discount on the purchase and/or installation of an appliance?
Qualifying households can get rebates on certain ENERGY STAR® appliances, such as heat pumps and cooktops. Check your eligibility and rebate level Review our eligibility guidelines and think about what type of project might work for you. Use the online Rebate Eligibility Calculator Tool to see which program(s) you may qualify for.
Find an Approved Contractor using the searchable director y. If you are interested in upgrading select kitchen appliances, consider our Complete your application and start your project Eligible participants will use the Neighborly Software portal to verify their eligibility and track their progress. Fill out the Program Contractor Interest Form Georgia's Home Energy Rebates are supported by a network of certified contractors.
Click the button below to see how you can get involved. Join the mailing list to stay up to date on Georgia's Home Energy Rebates. Frequently Asked Questions Need more information?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Households in Georgia; specific eligibility criteria may apply. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Home Efficiency Rebates is funded by Georgia's Home Energy Rebates. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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