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Free · 2026 rebate dataset · 22 states

Every smart-home rebate available in your state

Pick your state to see every smart-thermostat, EV-charger, heat-pump, smart-sprinkler, leak-detector, and smoke-detector rebate available from your local utility + state energy office. Direct links to each program's application page.

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Each state gets a deep landing with FAQ schema + HEEHRA status + the 3-5 top programs.

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Common questions

How do I find rebates available in my state?

Select your state from the dropdown above. You'll see every smart-home rebate program available from your local utility, water authority, and state energy office — with direct links to each program's application page.

Which states have the most rebate programs in 2026?

Massachusetts (Mass Save), California (PG&E + SCE + SDG&E + state programs), New York (NYSERDA + Con Ed + PSEG-LI), Colorado (Xcel + state), and New Jersey (NJ Clean Energy) lead the country. The arid West (AZ, NV, UT) also has strong water-conservation rebates (smart sprinklers $75-$200).

Do all states have smart-home rebates?

No. Roughly 30 states have minimal or zero smart-home rebate programs as of 2026 — mostly Midwest and Southeast states where electricity is cheap enough that utilities don't fund efficiency programs. The federal 30% tax credit (IRS Form 25C / 8911) is available everywhere, though.

Can I stack utility rebates with the federal tax credit?

Yes, in most cases. Utility rebates reduce your out-of-pocket cost; the federal 25C credit (heat pumps, weatherization, etc.) or 8911 credit (EV charger) is calculated on the post-rebate amount. Always confirm with your tax preparer — IRS rules can be tricky for stacking.

Why does this page only list X programs for my state?

We only list rebates that target smart-home upgrades. Many states also offer broader weatherization, low-income, or appliance rebates not shown here. Check your utility's full rebate page (linked under each program) for the complete list.

Methodology + data sources

Dataset assembled from utility + state energy office program pages verified Q1-Q2 2026. Includes programs from PG&E, SCE, SDG&E, SRP, EPCOR, Austin Energy, Austin Water, CenterPoint Energy, ComEd, Con Ed, Denver Water, Duke Energy, Eversource, FPL, Georgia Power, Jordan Valley Water, Mass Save, National Grid, NV Energy, NYSERDA, NY Clean Heat, PSE&G, PSEG-LI, Rocky Mountain Power, Seattle City Light, SoCal Water Authority, SDCWA, SNWA, and Xcel Energy. Programs adjust annually — always confirm current amounts and eligibility on the utility's program page (linked above).