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Home Energy Rebates
Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation · State program
Up to $8,000 overall depending on income/project; up to $14,000 for electrification/appliances; up to 100% of costs for lower-income families and 50% for moderate-income families.
Tennessee is participating in the federal Home Energy Rebates program, which can discount certain home upgrades and appliances; it is energy-focused rather than wildfire-focused.
Program details
How it works
The FAQ explains that states are responsible for running the Home Energy Rebates programs, and Tennessee is one of those states. The program gives households discounts on qualifying upgrades and appliances.
What the money covers
The fact sheet says rebates may be available for ENERGY STAR appliances, insulation, and other eligible items determined by the state.
Amounts and matching
- Households can save up to $8,000 depending on income and project energy savings.
- Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates can provide up to $14,000.
- Home Efficiency Rebates can cover up to 100% of costs for lower-income families and up to 50% for moderate-income families.
Timing and deadlines
The document says states, territories, and tribes are responsible for launching the program and that availability depends on whether the rebates are already live where you live.
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