There have been a few changes to the availability of funding for building electrification in 2026. Federal tax credits are no longer available, and the Colorado Energy Office’s “HEAR” program is no longer offering rebates for single-family homes. However, there is still an abundance of rebates available , from electric utilities and local governments, and through state of Colorado tax credits.
There are a few updates to how to obtain the state tax credits for heat pumps and heat pump water heaters, which are summarized here. In addition, for homes in the front range counties between Denver and Boulder, the Denver Regional Council of Governments’ (DRCOG) Power Ahead Colorado program has a new $1500 rebate for cold-climate heat pumps.
Use the search form below to identify rebates that may apply to you. First enter the type of measure you are interested in, for example, “heat pumps” or “energy efficiency improvements.” Note that “extra electrification” includes induction cooking and EV charging. Please keep in mind that you may be eligible for rebates from your utility provider and local government. The search results will display related rebates that may apply to you. Please note that for utilities that are members of Platte River Power Authority, e.g., Fort Collins Utilities, rebates will be titled “Efficiency Works.” You should also check the utility (or local government) website, using the links provided, to ensure that the rebate information is accurate and up to date.