Find Rebates & Incentives
The following rebates can help lower the costs of your energy action plan. The links below will take you directly to the appropriate websites and application forms where available.
10% of cost up to $500 or $50-$300
Incentive: Tax Credit
Source: Federal Government
Category: Whole House, Home / Residential, New Home Programs, Window
To Qualify:
Energy Star qualified
Energy Star qualified
30% of cost with no upper limit
Incentive: Tax Credit
Source: Federal Government
Category: Home / Residential
To Qualify:
Must have a nameplate capacity of no more than 100 kilowatts.
Must have a nameplate capacity of no more than 100 kilowatts.
Up to 30% of cost
Incentive: Tax Credit
Source: Federal Government
Category: Home / Residential, Solar
To Qualify:
Photovoltaic systems must provide electricity for the residence, and must meet applicable fire and electrical code requirement.
Photovoltaic systems must provide electricity for the residence, and must meet applicable fire and electrical code requirement.
Varies
Incentive: Rebate
Source: Healdsburg
Category: Home / Residential, Solar
To Qualify:
Must use new equipment that has been approved by the California Energy Commission (CEC); Actual rebate is based on an estimate of the system's future performance and can be determined at California Solar Initiative website. Max 4 kW Residential, 20 kW Commercial.
Must use new equipment that has been approved by the California Energy Commission (CEC); Actual rebate is based on an estimate of the system's future performance and can be determined at California Solar Initiative website. Max 4 kW Residential, 20 kW Commercial.
$1875 per unit
Incentive: Rebate
Source: State Government
Category: Home / Residential, Solar Water Heating
To Qualify:
Funding for California's Proposed Drought Rebate Programs was not included in the 2014-2015 legislative session. Launch of these programs are suspended until funds are available.
Funding for California's Proposed Drought Rebate Programs was not included in the 2014-2015 legislative session. Launch of these programs are suspended until funds are available.
$2200 per unit
Incentive: Rebate
Source: State Government
Category: Home / Residential, Solar Water Heating
To Qualify:
Funding for California's Proposed Drought Rebate Programs was not included in the 2014-2015 legislative session. Launch of these programs are suspended until funds are available.
Funding for California's Proposed Drought Rebate Programs was not included in the 2014-2015 legislative session. Launch of these programs are suspended until funds are available.
10% of cost up to $500 or a specific amount f
Incentive: Tax Credit
Source: Federal Government
Category: Home / Residential, Solar Water Heating
To Qualify:
The system must be certified by the Solar Rating and Certification Corporation (SRCC) or a comparable entity endorsed by the government of the state in which the property is installed.
The system must be certified by the Solar Rating and Certification Corporation (SRCC) or a comparable entity endorsed by the government of the state in which the property is installed.
$150 per toilet
Incentive: Rebate
Source: Valley of the Moon
Category: Bathroom, Home / Residential, Toilets & Urinals
To Qualify:
Get up to $150* back on the purchase and installation of each new, qualifying high-efficiency toilet (HET) from our List of Qualifying Toilet Models. HETs use a minimum of 20% less than the standard 1.6 gpf ultra-low flush toilets. Replacing your older toilet saves water and reduces wastewater without sacrificing performance. HETs are available in different flush types: single-flush gravity fed (like a conventional toilet), dual-flush, and pressure assist. Single-flush gravity fed HETs use the power of gravity to do the work just like the original, only with greater efficiency and less water. Dual-flush HETs are also gravity fed and save water by providing two different flush volumes. For solids, a full flush of 1.6 gallons or less and a reduced flush of 0.8 gallons or less. The full and reduced flushes average out to 1.1 gpf or less (one full and two half flushes). Pressure-assist toilets have a sealed vessel inside the tank that compresses a pocket of air inside as the water fills. When the toilet is flushed, the pressurized air forces the water rapidly into the bowl, creating a powerful, fast flush that has a �whoosh� sound. The flush can be slightly louder than standard toilets. For more information, please call (707) 547-1918.
Get up to $150* back on the purchase and installation of each new, qualifying high-efficiency toilet (HET) from our List of Qualifying Toilet Models. HETs use a minimum of 20% less than the standard 1.6 gpf ultra-low flush toilets. Replacing your older toilet saves water and reduces wastewater without sacrificing performance. HETs are available in different flush types: single-flush gravity fed (like a conventional toilet), dual-flush, and pressure assist. Single-flush gravity fed HETs use the power of gravity to do the work just like the original, only with greater efficiency and less water. Dual-flush HETs are also gravity fed and save water by providing two different flush volumes. For solids, a full flush of 1.6 gallons or less and a reduced flush of 0.8 gallons or less. The full and reduced flushes average out to 1.1 gpf or less (one full and two half flushes). Pressure-assist toilets have a sealed vessel inside the tank that compresses a pocket of air inside as the water fills. When the toilet is flushed, the pressurized air forces the water rapidly into the bowl, creating a powerful, fast flush that has a �whoosh� sound. The flush can be slightly louder than standard toilets. For more information, please call (707) 547-1918.
$150 per toilet
Incentive: Rebate
Source: Sebastopol
Category: Bathroom, Home / Residential, Toilets & Urinals
To Qualify:
Replace 3.5 gpf Toilets
Replace 3.5 gpf Toilets
$150 per toilet
Incentive: Rebate
Source: Sonoma
Category: Bathroom, Home / Residential, Toilets & Urinals
To Qualify:
Replace 3.5 gpf Toilets
Replace 3.5 gpf Toilets