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Home Efficiency Rebate
Governor’s Office of Resiliency · State program
Up to $4,000 for many single-family homes, or up to $8,000 for low-income single-family homes, depending on savings and project cost.
Arizona’s Home Efficiency Rebate program pays homeowners back for qualifying energy-saving home upgrades. The headline rebate can be up to $4,000 for single-family homes, or up to $8,000 for low-income single-family homes, depending on energy savings and project cost.
Program details
How it works
The Governor’s Office of Resiliency describes this as a performance-based rebate for home improvements that achieve specified energy savings. The rebate value varies based on the amount of savings produced.
Amounts and matching
For single-family homes, the posted rebate amounts are:
- Modeled 20%–35% building-wide savings: lesser of $2,000 or 50% of project cost.
- Modeled 35%+ building-wide savings: lesser of $4,000 or 50% of project cost.
For low-income single-family homes, the posted rebate amounts are:
- Modeled 20%–35% building-wide savings: lesser of $4,000 or 80% of project cost.
- Modeled 35%+ building-wide savings: lesser of $8,000 or 80% of project cost.
The page also lists separate amounts for multifamily housing, but this answer is limited to homeowner-facing programs.
What it covers
The page frames the program as energy-saving home upgrades. It does not list wildfire-specific home hardening measures.
How to apply
The page itself does not provide a step-by-step homeowner application process.
Timing and deadlines
The page does not list an open/close date on the page itself.
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