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Residential Energy Efficiency Rebates - City of Minneapolis Residential energy efficiency rebates Save money. Learn how Green Cost Share can help pay for your home energy improvement projects. Save money.
Improve energy efficiency. Green Cost Share helps home and property owners pay for home improvements that save energy. Learn how you can take part in this program, save money, and help make our community healthier.
The Climate Legacy Initiative funds this work. Green Cost Share provides rebates and 0% APR loans for home improvement projects that lower energy use such as: Energy-efficient appliances You can see what project qualify on the Center for Energy and Environment's (CEE) webpages.
See projects that qualify for energy rebates See projects that qualify for the 0% APR loan You can apply for a rebate directly through CEE if you have done one of these within the last 60 days: Completed an eligible project Bought eligible equipment Apply for an energy rebate Understand the process to get funding for your home energy improvements. You can participate in this program if your home or property is in Minneapolis.
S ingle family and 2- to 4-unit properties are eligible. Find out if you are eligible Schedule your free energy visit. We recommend this step, but it's not required.
A Home Energy Squad® visit is a professional detailed review of your home's energy efficiency. Work with CEE to plan home energy improvement projects and find contactors. You can also apply for the 0% APR loan or other financing.
Once your work is complete, CEE will send you a check for your rebate. Based on the work you have done, you can receive up to $14,000 if you live in a Green Zone and up to $5,000 if you don't. Your home energy improvements will start saving you money on your energy bills.
What to expect during a Home Energy Squad visit Take an inside look into a Home Energy Squad ® visit.
During your visit, an expert will: Provide you with recommendations on how to upgrade your home to help save energy and money Discuss which rebates are available for eligible energy-efficient appliances Green Cost Share in action Watch videos of past Green Cost Share participants See if you qualify for rebates on your energy efficiency projects at your home or property. Is your home or property in Minneapolis?
This program is only for Minneapolis residents. Check with your city's government for other energy-saving programs. Is your property single-family or 2-4 units?
This program is only for single family homes or properties with 2-4 units. Learn about the City’s energy efficiency programs I own my home or property We’re sorry, this program is only for property owners. If you rent your home, you can still save money on energy bills with the Green Cost Share program.
Reach out to your property owner and let them know about the program. You qualify for home improvement energy rebates from the Green Cost Share program funded by the Climate Legacy Initiative. More savings for Green Zone residents If your Minneapolis home is in a Green Zone, you may receive a bigger rebate.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Minneapolis businesses, nonprofits, and multifamily properties (5+ units) participating in the One-Stop Efficiency Shop. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows 20% - 40% of the cost (up to $20,000) on top of rebates. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Minneapolis Business and Nonprofit Energy Efficiency Rebates is funded by City of Minneapolis (administered by Center for Energy and Environment). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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