There is a season for everything, including energy savings. Whether you want to lower your utility bills or take advantage of energy efficiency credits, there are many ways to save this fall.
As a homeowner, you may qualify for rebates, financing programs, or tax credits for any new energy-efficient and renewable energy products and improvements at home. If you’ve made or are planning to make qualified energy-efficient improvements to your home after Jan. 1, 2023, you may qualify for an IRS tax credit of up to $3,200. The credit applies to improvements made through 2032.
You may also be eligible for cashback on appliances and other home improvements that can lower your energy bills through home rebates. Use this map to learn more about your state’s rebate status.
Interested in more ways to save this season?
- Apply to energy savings programs like NJ Comfort Partners - a free energy-saving and energy-education program designed to help qualified low-income customers reduce their energy usage and lower their energy bills while enhancing the comfort of their homes.
- Weatherization assistance programs increase energy efficiency in homes by reducing energy costs and increasing comfort while prioritizing safety. Take advantage of Free Home Weatherization for income-qualified customers who want to ensure a healthier, safer, and more energy-efficient home.
- Schedule a Quick Home Energy Checkup (QHEC), a free in-home energy assessment from a Certified Energy Auditor to assess your home’s energy usage, discuss savings opportunities, and provide a written report with recommendations for improving efficiency.
- Find appliance rebates on ENERGY STAR®-certified washers and gas dryers when the time comes to upgrade to a new appliance.
- Install smart thermostats and energy-saving water fixtures at discounted prices via ETG Marketplace. These devices often pay for themselves through savings on your annual cooling and heating bills.
Source: NJ Clean Energy, IRS.gov, Energy.gov
