Home Energy Savings Program

How it works

The City of Dayton says the Ohio Department of Development is creating the Home Energy Savings Program to offer rebates to eligible Ohioans for energy-efficient home upgrades.

The page says the program is funded with federal Inflation Reduction Act money allocated to Ohio by the U.S. Department of Energy. It names two related funding streams:

• High-Efficiency Electric Home Rebate Act (HEEHRA): $124,150,970
• Home Efficiency Rebates (HOMES): $124,628,229

What the money covers

The page says the rebates are for energy-efficient home upgrades, but it does not list the exact upgrade categories on the visible text.

Amounts and matching

• No household rebate amount is stated on the page.
• No matching requirement is stated.
• The page provides the state funding totals for the two program components, not the amount an individual homeowner may receive.

How to apply

• The page does not provide a homeowner application link.
• It directs readers to Energy Assistance Programs for updates and more information.

Timing and deadlines

• The Ohio Department of Development’s Office of Energy and Environment was working to finalize the program by January 31, 2025.
• The page does not state when homeowner applications open or close.