BetterPowered helps identify programs that may fit the property and chosen scope, then organizes the information needed to pursue them. Eligibility, funding, dates, and approval remain with the program or tax authority.
Status reviewed August 2, 2026
BetterPoweredDo not begin work based only on a listed incentive.
Confirm the application window, household or property eligibility, approved products, contractor requirements, pre-approval steps, installation dates, and available funding before signing or installing. A program can change after this page is reviewed.
Florida's state portal is the source of truth for the Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates program and the Home Efficiency Rebates program.
The official Florida portal says the HEAR pilot is expected to launch in the future and the full program is not yet open. When active, it is designed for income-qualified households and can cover eligible products and installation subject to program limits.
Official HEAR detailsFlorida's official resources page says HOMES rebates will be available at a future date. This program is built around modeled or measured whole-home energy savings and will have state-specific participation rules.
Official Florida resources and updatesCurrent IRS guidance reflects accelerated termination dates enacted in 2025. The commonly cited residential energy credits under Sections 25C and 25D do not apply to new qualifying property or expenditures after December 31, 2025. The Section 30C credit for qualifying refueling property ended for property placed in service after June 30, 2026.
Read the current IRS termination guidanceElectric and gas utilities, municipalities, and local programs may offer separate rebates, credits, audits, or demand-management incentives. Availability can depend on the service address, account type, rate, equipment, and installation date.
Check the serving utility before finalizing the scope.
An incentive is a project constraint, not the project itself.
Find current programs that may fit the address, property, applicant, and selected upgrade.
Check dates, income or use rules, products, contractors, pre-approval, and stacking limits.
Collect the records and project information needed for the applicable form or contractor process.
Recheck the program immediately before commitment and retain the final documentation.
Last reviewed August 2, 2026. BetterPowered does not provide tax or legal advice and does not determine program eligibility or approval.
Build the property plan first, then check the incentive rules that apply to the selected work before you commit.
