Welcome to the Oregon home energy rebate programs
Rebates for energy efficiency upgrades and appliances
New rebates are coming to help Oregonians lower energy costs, improve comfort, and upgrade energy efficiency within their homes.
From heating and cooling to insulation and appliances, home upgrades can be expensive, but rebates can help.
The Oregon Department of Energy is launching two new programs that help cover a significant portion of the efficiency upgrade costs, so you can make improvements that can make your home more comfortable year-round and lower energy bills.
Whether you own a home or a multifamily property, your project may be eligible, especially if your household or tenants’ income qualifies for higher rebate amounts.
Meet the programs
The Home Efficiency Rebates Program (also known as HOMES) and the Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates Program (also known as HEAR) will provide rebates for high-efficiency home improvements and appliance installation to eligible single-family and multifamily households, particularly low- and moderate-income households.
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Working with Energy Trust of Oregon and Earth Advantage
Energy Trust of Oregon and Earth Advantage will be responsible for processing rebates for the programs, including verifying income, reviewing applications, and more.
Find who is processing your rebate based on your utility provider. Energy Trust of Oregon will deliver the programs in areas served by PGE and Pacific Power. Earth Advantage will deliver the programs in the 38 consumer-owned and Idaho Power Company service areas.
Program Status
No rebates are currently available. We will set a launch date when we have approval to launch the programs from the U.S. Department of Energy.