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ALERT: Please be aware that Kentucky Home Energy Rebates are not yet available. Anyone that is offering these rebates is misinformed.

Kentucky Home Energy Rebates Program

Contractors

Join a network of professionals
helping Kentuckians

The Kentucky Home Energy Rebates Program is awaiting unconditional approval from the US Department of Energy (DOE). While waiting on DOE approval, we are actively preparing to deliver the program in a way that will allow a quick launch.

When launched, the Kentucky Home Energy Rebates program will support hardworking Kentucky families statewide, making it more affordable for them to install energy-saving solutions like heat pumps, appliances, electric panels, and insulation. Regardless of whether the home is new or old, rented or owned, or an apartment building or stand-alone house, the energy-saving solutions have the potential to reduce the amount Kentuckians spend to heat or cool their homes. The Kentucky Home Energy Rebates program aims to make a Better Kentucky one home at a time.

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Step 1:

How to Participate

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Step 2:

Prepare your documentation

Once applications open, be ready to demonstrate compliance with the Rebate Program requirements.

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Step 3:

Review equipment and services needed

Home Assessors, HVAC and insulation, wiring and panel technicians and more.

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Step 4:

Stay Informed

Sign up to receive emails to stay up-to-date on the program launch

Contractor Benefits:

Why Participate?

Contractors meeting the requirements will join a network of professionals focused on delivering energy-efficient upgrades across the state.  

Attract More Quality Leads

From households looking for trusted professionals to complete upgrades.

Access Program Incentive Opportunities

For qualified completed projects.

Participate in Program Training

To expand your quality assurance skill set and federal grant work experience.

What technical skills are needed to become an approved program contractor? 

The Kentucky Home Energy Rebates Program starts with a qualified Energy Assessment which leads to whole home energy retrofits. View each Contractor type below to determine the skills needed to participate as an approved program contractor. 

Certified Energy Assessors, HVAC & Ventilation Installers, Insulation & Air Sealing Installers, Electricians and Plumbers contractors must provide a Kentucky Business Registration to perform work in the state of Kentucky. 

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Certified Energy Assessors

Energy Assessor must possess one of the following credentials to participate in the program. Click the link to determine the path for each approved certification. 

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HVAC & Ventilation Installers

The following credentials are needed to install Heat Pumps and Ventilation systems. Click on a link to learn more about each credential:

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Insulation & Air Sealing Installers

The following credentials are needed to air seal and insulate buildings:

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Electricians 

The following credentials are needed to install electric load service center, electrical wiring, and heat pump dryers in buildings. Click on a link to learn more about each credential.

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Plumbers

The following credentials are needed to install heat pump water heaters in buildings: