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Six upgrades · 15 states

Rebates by upgrade

Pick the upgrade to see every covered state side by side: the largest open amount, which programs pay it and where nothing is open. 49 state-and-upgrade pairs have at least one open, sourced offer, checked October 21, 2026.

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  1. 1Air-source heat pump 14 of 15 states
  2. 2Heat pump water heater 13 of 15 states
  3. 3Insulation and air sealing 9 of 15 states
  4. 4Home EV charger 6 of 15 states
  5. 5Induction range or cooktop 4 of 15 states
  6. 6Electrical panel upgrade 3 of 15 states
Arizona3 of 6California4 of 6Connecticut4 of 6Florida1 of 6Maine4 of 6Massachusetts6 of 6Michigan2 of 6New Hampshire3 of 6North Carolina5 of 6Oregon3 of 6Pennsylvania1 of 6Rhode Island2 of 6Texas3 of 6Vermont5 of 6Wisconsin3 of 6
Upgrades with at least one open, sourced rebate in each state. To scale from zero.
Air-source heat pump14 of 15 states open; top $16,000 (MA) Heat pump water heater13 of 15 states open; top $4,000 (CA) Insulation and air sealing9 of 15 states open; top $10,000 (CT) Home EV charger6 of 15 states open; top $1,700 (MA) Induction range or cooktop4 of 15 states open; top $840 (NC) Electrical panel upgrade3 of 15 states open; top $4,000 (CA)

How to read the comparisons

Each comparison shows the largest amount a program page states for that upgrade. A flat rebate is shown as written; a per-ton heat pump rebate is drawn for a 3-ton system; a per-zone insulation rebate for 2 zones; a percentage offer for a $5,000 insulation project. Amounts labelled "max" are the most a program pays, not what every project gets. Income-qualified tiers are listed with the program, because each program defines income its own way: Efficiency Maine uses enrollment in HEAP, SNAP, TANF or MaineCare, Green Mountain Power uses 80% of area median income, Energize CT uses state and area median income bands.

The federal energy credits that paired with these rebates ended under Public Law 119-21: the home improvement credit and the clean energy credit for property placed in service after December 31, 2025, and the refueling property credit for chargers placed in service after June 30, 2026. The federal status page quotes the IRS. Inflation Reduction Act rebate programs are open in only a few of the covered states; the federal page lists each state's status. Start with your state instead: Arizona, California, Connecticut, Florida, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Vermont, Wisconsin.

Guides that explain the mechanics: how rebates stack, per-ton heat pump rebates and contractor requirements.

Rebates are set by each program and can change or close without notice; the program's own page and application decide what is paid. This page is information, not tax, legal or financial advice. Amounts last checked October 21, 2026.