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Free Estimate Tool · HEAR + 25C + Utility · Updated July 2026

Home Energy Rebate Calculator 2026–2027

Estimate your HEAR rebate, 25C tax credit, and utility rebate in 30 seconds. Select your project type, income level, and utility to see total potential savings.

Your Project Details

$500$30,000

Your Estimated Savings

Total Estimated Savings
$6,400
(53% of project cost)
HEAR Rebate (Standard)$4,000
Federal 25C Tax Credit (30%)$2,000
Utility Rebate (Other)$400
Your Net Cost$5,600
⚠ These are estimates only
HEAR eligibility varies by state. 25C is nonrefundable. Utility rebates require qualifying equipment and contractor. Verify with your state program and utility before purchasing.
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How This Calculator Works

This calculator estimates three stacked incentive layers available in 2026: HEAR rebates (income-qualified, state-administered), the federal 25C tax credit (30% of cost, available to all), and utility rebates (varies by provider). The HEAR rebate is subtracted from your cost first, then the 25C applies to the remaining balance up to the program cap.

#1
HEAR Rebate
Applied first. Income-qualified households below 150% AMI receive rebates at the point of installation — deducted from contractor invoice.
#2
25C Tax Credit
30% of remaining cost up to the annual cap. Claimed on Form 5695 at tax time. No income limit. Nonrefundable.
#3
Utility Rebate
Separate program from your electric utility. Check before purchasing — amounts and eligibility vary. Stack on top of HEAR and 25C.

State-Specific Rebate Guides

Michigan — MiHER ProgramsUp to $9,200+New York — 8 ProgramsUp to $24,000Vermont — 23 ProgramsUp to $9,150+Colorado — 16 ProgramsUp to $12,000+Rhode Island — 11 ProgramsUp to $11,250+Washington DC ProgramsUp to $10,000+Complete State Rebates GuideAll 50 statesHeat Pump Rebates by StateAll states
Estimates only. HEAR rebate amounts, 25C tax credit caps, and utility rebates vary by state, income, equipment, and program year. Always verify with your state energy office, IRS.gov (Form 5695), and your utility before purchasing. Data verified July 2026.