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Tennessee Home Energy Rebate Programs
Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation, Office of Energy Programs · State program
State-run home energy rebates for qualifying Tennessee homeowners. The official page does not describe wildfire or disaster-hardening work, but it is a currently existing homeowner incentive program in the county’s state context.
Program details
How it works
The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation’s Office of Energy Programs administers the state’s Home Energy Rebate Programs. The official page says Tennessee will provide rebates under the federal Inflation Reduction Act home energy rebate framework.
What the money covers
The page available to me is an announcement/landing page and does not list the specific measures, rebate amounts, or home-hardening improvements on the page text I could verify.
Timing and deadlines
The page states that Tennessee’s Home Owner Managing Energy Savings (HOMES) rebates apply to projects initiated on or after August 16, 2022, and that projects must meet U.S. Department of Energy requirements plus any additional Tennessee requirements. It also invites homeowners to sign up for updates.
Notes for homeowners
This is a live state incentive program page, but the source I could verify is energy-focused rather than wildfire-hardening-focused. I am including it only because it is an active homeowner incentive program documented on an official Tennessee page.
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