ColoradoRebate Program
Boulder County - EnergySmart Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program
You getStandalone Rebates Heat Pumps Cold Climate Ducted Air Source Heat Pump: 25% of project cost up to $300 Cold Climate Ductless Air Source Heat Pump: 25% of project cost up to $300 Ground Source Heat Pump: 25% of project cost up to $300 Other Incentives Solar PV: 25% of project cost up to $200 Non-Cold Climate Ducted Air Source Heat Pump: 25% of project cost up to $100 Non-Cold Climate Ductless Air Source Heat Pump: 25% of project cost up to $100 Heat Pump Water Heater: 25% of project cost up to $100 Attic Insulation with Air Sealing: 25% of project cost up to $100 Wall Insulation: 25% of project cost up to $100 Foundation Insulation and Air Sealing: 25% of project cost up to $100 Fuel Switching Rebates Removal of Gas Furnace: $100 per measure Removal of Gas Water Heater: $100 per measure Removal of Gas Stove: $100 per measure
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Quick facts
- Incentive type
- Rebate Program
- Amount
- Standalone Rebates Heat Pumps Cold Climate Ducted Air Source Heat Pump: 25% of project cost up to $300 Cold Climate Ductless Air Source Heat Pump: 25% of project cost up to $300 Ground Source Heat Pump: 25% of project cost up to $300 Other Incentives Solar PV: 25% of project cost up to $200 Non-Cold Climate Ducted Air Source Heat Pump: 25% of project cost up to $100 Non-Cold Climate Ductless Air Source Heat Pump: 25% of project cost up to $100 Heat Pump Water Heater: 25% of project cost up to $100 Attic Insulation with Air Sealing: 25% of project cost up to $100 Wall Insulation: 25% of project cost up to $100 Foundation Insulation and Air Sealing: 25% of project cost up to $100 Fuel Switching Rebates Removal of Gas Furnace: $100 per measure Removal of Gas Water Heater: $100 per measure Removal of Gas Stove: $100 per measure
- Applies to
- Local, Residential, Multifamily Residential
- Technologies
- Geothermal Heat Pumps
Dates
- Source last updated
- June 23, 2023
About this incentive
EnergySmart for Boulder County helps residents identify, finance, and schedule energy improvements in their homes. This “One Stop Shop” aims to reduce the hassles and hurdles associated with improving a home’s energy efficiency by providing an energy advisor to each participant at no cost. The advisor serves as a guide and advocate by scheduling a home energy assessment, installing free energy conservation materials, identifying and applying for all applicable incentives, and coordinating work through an approved list of contractors. Homeowners can receive rebates through EnergySmart on selected efficiency improvements. EnergySmart rebates can be combined with local utility rebates. Multi-Family Units of five or more are not eligible.
Data updated . Always confirm details on the official program website before applying. Programs change frequently.