Varies
Amount varies
Point-of-Sale Rebate
Discount at purchase
Rolling
No fixed cutoff
Instant
Applied at purchase
Simple
Short form or instant
Meetings will be held throughout Texas in the summer of 2026 to gather comments from local residents, businesses and organizations on their priorities, concerns and ideas for implementing the Texas Home Efficiency Rebates (HOMES) and the Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate (HEAR) programs. Register for the event closest to you! Subject matter experts, organizations and groups with targeted interests are invited to provide input and expertise for the Texas HOMES and HEAR Rebate programs. They can participate in meetings focused on specific topics or issues, as outlined in each meeting’s title below. Register to attend a virtual Topic Meeting below. Subject matter experts and organizations with relevant expertise and community connections are invited to apply to become part of the Texas HOMES and HEAR Rebate programs Advisory Council. The Council will serve as a strategic sounding board that engages continuously through program design and throughout the implementation phase. Individuals mustapply to participateand are expected to contribute and attend most scheduled meetings.
Do I qualify?
Answer the questions below to get an instant self-assessment of your fit for this program. This is informational — final determinations are made by the administering agency.
1.See program website for full eligibility details
IRS · United States
Allows businesses to deduct up to $5.65/sq ft for commercial buildings achieving significant energy savings through improvements to HVAC, lighting, and building envelope systems. IRA expanded the deduction and allowed non-profits and government to allocate it.
NCDOR · North Carolina
Provides state income tax credits for investments in renewable energy equipment and energy efficiency improvements for business properties in North Carolina, stackable with federal ITC.
APS · Phoenix Metro, AZ
Compensates APS commercial and industrial customers for voluntarily reducing electricity use during peak demand periods, providing bill credits and annual payments to help APS manage grid reliability.