Municipal, State and Federal Rebates and Tax Incentives

By making energy efficient choices, you can save energy costs, improve the environment and possibly save additional money through tax credits and state and municipal rebates and incentives.

State Tax Credits:

If you’re thinking about adding insulation, replacing windows, buying a new air conditioner, furnace or water heater, or even adding adding solar panels — make sure to check for available tax credits. To find the latest information on these credits, go to:

Link to Texas State Energy Conservation Office (SECO) website for more information.

Federal Tax Credits:

If you’re thinking about adding insulation, replacing windows, buying a new air conditioner, furnace or water heater, or even adding adding solar panels — make sure to check for available tax credits. To find the latest information on these credits, go to:

• American Recovery & Reinvestment Act of 2009
• Federal Tax Credits for Energy Efficiency
• Department of Energy Tax Credit Information
  
• Tax Incentives Assistance Project (TIAP)

State and Municipal Energy Efficiency Programs:

Click here for information about incentives and rebates in Texas in the Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency (DSIRE).

A number of Texas cities have websites dedicated to promoting their energy efficiency programs. Click on Texas' 10 largest cities below to learn more about the options available. Stay tuned for a more comprehensive database of municipal programs and incentives.

• Oncor Energy Efficiency Programs
• Oncor Weatherization Grant
• Oncor Solar Panel Rebates
• TXU Energy Efficiency Programs
  
• CenterPoint Energy Efficiency Programs
• Entergy
• Luminant
  
• Pedernales Electric Cooperative
  

Contact your provider if they are not listed here to see if they have programs available.