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Texas State Energy Conservation Office (SECO) HOMES and HEAR Rebate Programs
Texas State Energy Conservation Office · State program
Rebates not yet available; amount not stated
Texas is designing statewide home energy rebate programs that would pay Texans for qualifying home energy improvements, but SECO says the rebates are not currently available yet. This is not wildfire-specific; it is the only current statewide rebate program page I found that directly addresses homeowner upgrades at the state level.
Program details
How it works
The State Energy Conservation Office says Texas received federal funding to implement the Texas HOMES and HEAR Rebate programs under the Inflation Reduction Act. SECO says the rebates are still in the planning and design phase and are not currently available.
What the money covers
The page describes residential energy efficiency and beneficial electrification rebates, not wildfire hardening work.
Amounts and matching
SECO does not state a homeowner rebate amount on the current page. It only states that DOE allocated $690 million to Texas for implementation.
How to apply
SECO says the program has not launched yet, so there is no homeowner application process currently available.
Timing and deadlines
Current status is not open. SECO says rebates are not currently available and a future launch date will be set once the state has approval from DOE.
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