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Open data -- State of Rebates

Where the rebate money stands this month

Federal HEAR and HOMES status in every US jurisdiction, the rebate programs states run themselves, and the territories WattGap verifies program by program. Every row below carries the source its status was read from and the date it was last checked, and every count is a sum over a table on this page, so you can re-count any number here yourself.

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Jurisdictions covered

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Federal program rows

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State-run program rows

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Certified programs

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What your own home can claim

This report is about program status across the country. Dollar amounts, prerequisites, and eligibility depend on your home and your household, so they live in the diagnostic instead, where every figure is checked against your address rather than a national average.

See what your home can claim

Related: open program-status dataset, data freshness status, methodology.

Important Notice

All rebate and incentive amounts shown on this page are estimates based on publicly available government program data. WattGap is an independent informational platform and is not affiliated with any government agency or rebate program administrator.

These estimates are not guarantees. Actual rebate amounts, eligibility requirements, and program availability vary by state, utility, and individual circumstances, and may change without notice. Program funding may be limited or exhausted.

Before making purchasing decisions based on rebate availability, verify current program details, eligibility requirements, and available amounts directly with your state energy office or utility provider.