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Skip to the main content of the page Oregon Department of Energy / INCENTIVES / Home Energy Rebate Programs Community Navigator Program Geospatial Data - GIS Resources INCENTIVES Currently selected Reports to the Legislature Annual Reports to Oregon Tribes Renewable Portfolio Standard Oregon Electric Vehicle Dashboard Customer Service/Comment Portal Comment on Siting Projects Advisory & Stakeholder Groups Our Vision, Mission, and Values Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion ODOE Energy Incentives & Grant Programs Federal Funding + Incentives Energy Hub for Information on Programs and Projects in Oregon Oregon Heat Pump Purchase Program Oregon Rental Home Heat Pump Program Community Heat Pump Deployment Program Community Renewable Energy Grant Program Home Energy Rebate Programs Currently selected Climate Equity and Resilience Through Action (CERTA) COU Weatherization Grant Rural & Agricultural Energy Assistance Program Grid Resilience Grant Program County Energy Resilience Grant Program Building Performance Standard Incentive Programs (Out of Funding) Oregon Solar + Storage Rebate Program Energy Efficient Wildfire Rebuilding Incentive Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program Energy Efficiency Technologies Information and Training Fund In September 2024, ODOE was awarded over $113 million from the U.S. Department of Energy for two new home energy rebate programs that will provide financial incentives to single-family and multifamily households for eligible high-efficiency home improvements, appliances, and equipment.
Funding for these programs comes to Oregon thanks to the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). At this time, we anticipate that rebates will be available to Oregonians starting in spring 2026. See more information about the schedule below.
The Home Efficiency Rebates Program The Home Efficiency Rebates Program (also known as HOMES) will provide performance-based rebates for energy efficiency upgrades in existing single-family and multifamily homes with reserved funding for low-income households.
Upgrades include installing more efficient equipment like a heat pump or on-demand water heater, weatherization measures like insulation or air sealing, smart thermostats, and more. To qualify for a rebate, each HOMES applicant must complete a home energy assessment that demonstrates a projected minimum of 20 percent energy savings based on the home, project, and historical energy use.
The program’s enrolled contractors and energy auditors will be trained on how to complete the required home energy assessment. HOMES Program participants could receive between 50 to 100 percent of project costs up to $10,000, depending on the energy upgrades completed, the household's income, and the project’s estimated energy savings.
The Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates Program The Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates Program (also known as HEAR) will provide rebates to low- and moderate-income households to install specific eligible high-efficiency electric appliances and associated upgrades.
The new high-efficiency electric appliances must be selected from a list of eligible appliances and can be a first-time purchase of an all-electric stove, heat pump, heat pump water heater, or heat pump clothes dryer; replacement of a non-electric appliance; or installation in new construction homes.
HEAR rebate coupons will be available for use at participating retail locations across the state with purchase of a qualifying appliance beginning fall 2026. HEAR Program participants could receive between 50 to 100 percent of project costs up to $14,000, depending on the energy upgrades completed and the household's income. No rebates are currently available.
ODOE expects that rebates will be available starting in spring 2026. ODOE's Home Energy Rebate Programs will launch in phases: Spring 2026 | Upgrades to individual homes or units: ODOE will open applications for HOMES and HEAR rebates benefiting an individual unit , including owner- and tenant-occupied single and multifamily properties.
Summer 2026 | Upgrades benefiting multiple units: ODOE will open applications for HOMES and HEAR rebates for upgrades benefiting multiple units, such as shared heating and cooling systems or weatherization, and efficiency upgrades at large multifamily properties . Fall 2026 | In-store rebates: HEAR rebate coupons will be available for use at participating retail locations across the state with purchase of a qualifying appliance.
The launch schedule is subject to change and pending U.S. DOE's approval. Frequently Asked Questions What if I install a home efficiency upgrade before the programs launch? Will rebates be available retroactively?
According to U.S. DOE program guidance, HEAR rebates can not be retroactively available to installations completed before the program launches. For the HOMES program, per U.S. DOE program guidance, rebates will be allowable retroactively for projects completed after August 16, 2022 (the date of the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act) and before the program launches.
However, retroactive projects will still need to comply with all program requirements, which we are still in the process of developing. Considering the complexity of the program and its requirements, ODOE does not recommend completing an installation before launch with the expectation of being able to receive a rebate. To learn more about federal retroactivity requirements, please refer to U.S. DOE's fact sheet .
We also do not recommend that households wait to accomplish essential home energy upgrades, and we encourage you to pursue other incentive options that are available to you now. I already know that I want to apply for a rebate: Where can I find an application? Rebate applications are not yet available.
We are still in the process of developing the programs, and our plans need to be approved by the U.S. Department of Energy before we can release detailed program materials, forms, or other guidance. ODOE has recently selected a vendor to begin developing a rebate management system that will include an online application portal. Until the application portal is released, all program information can be found on this website.
I can’t wait to install an upgrade: What incentives are available to me now? We recommend that folks begin their search for available incentives using Oregon's incentives finder, which is published on the Energy Hub for Incentives Programs and Projects in Oregon (the Energy HIPPO) and available at incentives. oregon.
gov . This tool enables users to enter basic information about a home and household to receive a list of energy efficiency rebate programs that are likely available for that project. We always recommend contacting your local energy utility , which can be found using this map .
Many utilities offer rebate and incentive programs to customers for the installation of energy efficient technologies. If you are a customer of one of Oregon's investor-owned utilities (i.e., Portland General Electric, Pacific Power, NW Natural, Cascade Natural Gas, or Avista), these utility programs are collectively administered by Energy Trust of Oregon .
The State of Oregon also offers three heat pump programs: The Oregon Heat Pump Purchase Program offers heat pump rebates for homeowners, rental property owners, and new construction. ODOE opened the first round of funding in June 2025, with a second round planned for 2027. Please visit the website to determine if funding is available for your project and for a list of program-approved contractors.
The Community Heat Pump Deployment Program distributes grant funds to regional administers, who in turn provide financial assistance to homeowners. Visit the website or view a handout to see more information on regional administrators and funding availability . The Oregon Rental Home Heat Pump Program offers rebates to install heat pumps in rental homes, and in recreational vehicles or manufactured homes in a rented space.
ODOE's general program funding has been completely reserved, and the agency is only accepting applications for rental housing occupied by members of specific Tribes; please visit the program website for more information. In addition to utility incentive programs, federal tax credits are available through the Inflation Reduction Act to support installation of energy efficient technologies.
Although the IRA had made the tax credits available through December 31, 2032, Congress recently decided to terminate the program , and so tax credits will now only be available for installations completed through December 31, 2025. You can find more information about these tax credits on the Energy Star website , and the IRS website provides details on how to qualify .
We recommend contacting a qualified tax professional to help you navigate any potential tax credits. ODOE encourages the following groups to consider leveraging the federal tax credits: Households above 150 percent Area Median Income, defined by household size at the county level. View tables for Oregon .
Households with a tax burden (i.e., households expecting to owe federal income taxes when they file their annual tax return). Households that urgently need to replace old or broken equipment. In addition, Oregon Housing and Community Services operates a low-income weatherization program that provides low-income households with home weatherization services that can increase energy savings and improve comfort.
Find more information about the Weatherization Assistance Program on the program's website . There are many other federal opportunities available to businesses, non-profits, Tribes, and residents in Oregon. While this list is not exhaustive, view a spreadsheet of opportunities ODOE is tracking.
More information will become available in the coming months for interested contractors. In the meantime, please When will the rebate programs be available in Oregon? At this time, we anticipate that rebates will be available to Oregonians in spring 2026, pending U.S. DOE's approval.
The U.S. DOE accepted ODOE's program application and awarded ODOE funds in September 2024. Since then, ODOE has continued developing the required plans and materials required. U.S. DOE must approve ODOE's final plans and materials prior to launching the programs.
How are Earth Advantage and Energy Trust of Oregon involved? ODOE will use two implementers to administer the HOMES and HEAR programs. Simply put, the state's implementers, Energy Trust of Oregon and Earth Advantage, will be responsible for processing rebates for both the HOMES and HEAR programs.
This work will also include processing installation incentives, verifying income, conducting education and outreach to contractors, retailers, distributors, utilities, and communities. The implementers will also partner with utilities and community-based organizations to help ensure widespread and equitable access to rebates.
Energy Trust of Oregon will implement the programs in investor-owned electric utility service areas, and Earth Advantage will implement the programs in consumer-owned electric and Idaho Power Company service areas. To identify a utility service provider by address, please visit ODOE's “Find Your Utility" webpage .
After launch, project applications will be automatically routed to the appropriate implementer, but anyone with questions, comments, or concerns may contact ODOE, Energy Trust, or Earth Advantage at any time. What income levels qualify?
For both programs, households making less than 80 percent of Area Median Income are considered low income, and households making between 80 percent and 150 percent of Area Median Income are considered moderate income. Area Median Income is established by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for the most recent tax year, and the limits are established according to county and household size.
A table containing the 2023 and 2024 income limits (published in 2024 and 2025, respectively) for all Oregon Counties is available for download as an excel file . Limits are updated annually, so applicants will need to reference the appropriate income limit for the most recent tax year to determine qualification. ODOE will publish an updated workbook each year when the data become available.
Engagement Opportunities Updates on the Federal Home Energy Rebate Programs Webinar | May 8, 2025 On July 27, 2023, U.S. DOE released the HOMES and HEAR program requirements and application guidance. ODOE received approval for both program applications in September 2024 and has since been developing the processes and systems necessary to launch the programs.
Per the federal program requirements, U.S. DOE must provide their explicit approval before our programs are allowed to launch. Earth Advantage will deliver the programs in the 38 consumer-owned and Idaho Power Company service areas, and Energy Trust of Oregon will deliver the programs in areas served by PGE and Pacific Power.
More on Federal Funding in Oregon Home Energy Rebates: Frequently Asked Questions Homes Consumer Protection Plan HOMES Education and Outreach Strategy HEAR Approved Narrative HEAR Consumer Protection Plan HEAR Education and Outreach Strategy homeenergyrebates@energy. oregon. gov
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