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Clean Energy Tax Credits & Rebates For North Carolina Homeowners

*Households making 80% to 150% of an area’s median income can get back 50% of the cost of these projects, up to the limits for individual items and up to $14,000 total. Households making below 80% of the median income can get back 100% of the cost, up to $1,200 per year. See irs.gov for Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 details.

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The National Tax Credits lowers energy costs for consumers and small businesses while creating good-paying jobs as America’s clean energy economy and manufacturing sectors grow. Learn more below on how you or your family can save on utility bills, get support to purchase electric vehicles and energy-saving appliances, and access the economic opportunities of the clean energy future.
Find out which programs are available to you so that you can benefit from American made clean energy as soon as today.

How You Can Save Money

From making home weatherization and efficiency upgrades, to installing new electric appliances or to purchasing an electric vehicle – learn how the Federal Tax Credits will help cover the costs and save you money each month on your bills.
Hover over each circle to learn about the upgrades available, and scroll down for details on how these rebates and tax credits can be applied during each tax year
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Clothes Dryer

Electric heat pump clothes dryers are more efficient than conventional electric dryers and gas dryers, helping families save money on each load of laundry. The Federal Tax Credits provides rebates that can cover up to 100% of the costs of purchasing and installing a new electric heat pump clothes dryer, depending on household eligibility.

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Electric Stove or Oven

Electric stoves, including induction ranges, provide better energy efficiency and indoor air quality than gas stoves, helping families save money and keep unhealthy pollution out of their homes. The Federal Tax Credits provides rebates that can cover up to 100% of the costs of electric stoves, cooktops, ranges, and ovens, depending on household eligibility.

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Heat Pump

A heat pump provides both heating and cooling for homes, as a super-efficient alternative to furnaces and air conditioners. Installing a heat pump can save a family hundreds of dollars each year on energy bills. The Federal Tax Credits includes tax credits and rebates that can cover up to 100% of the costs, depending on household eligibility.

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Breaker Box

To help a home handle the load from new electric appliances, the Federal Tax Credits also includes tax credits and rebates to upgrade a home’s breaker box or electrical wiring.

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Electric Vehicle

The Federal Tax Credits will help more families never pay at the pump again, with tax credits up to $7,500 for new electric vehicles and $4,000 for used electric vehicles – saving families an average of $950 a year on fuel costs.

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Heat Pump Water Heater

Support is available to install heat pump water heaters, which can be two to three times more energy efficient than conventional water heaters. The Federal Tax Credits includes tax credits and rebates that can cover up to 100% of the costs, depending on household eligibility.

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Weatherized Windows & Doors

The Federal Tax Credits provides tax credits and rebates for a range of home improvements that reduce energy leakage – keeping homes warmer in the winter, cooler in the summer, and saving money on utility bills. Windows can be responsible for 25-30% of heating and cooling energy use, and doors can leak significant amounts of energy as well. In addition to supporting upgrades of exterior windows and doors, the Federal Tax Credits can also cover the costs of home energy audits so that an inspector can identify the best improvement options.

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Insulation and Air Sealing

The Federal Tax Credits provides tax credits and rebates for a range of home improvements that reduce energy leakage – keeping homes warmer in the winter, cooler in the summer, and saving money on utility bills. Insulation material can lower heating and cooling costs by up to 20%, and air sealing (like caulking and weather-stripping) save energy and improve air quality by keeping moisture out. In addition to supporting the upgrades themselves, the Federal Tax Credits can also cover the costs of home energy audits so that an inspector can identify the best improvement options.

Tax Credits and Rebates For Families

I need to replace my furnace or air conditioner

When homes need to replace their heating or cooling systems, families can get tax credits for efficient heat pumps that ensure comfortable home temperatures. By doing the job of both a furnace and air conditioner, heat pumps work to keep homes warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

In 2022

Households can receive a $300 tax credit for purchasing a heat pump. The total of current and previous years credits, including those for energy efficiency improvements, high efficiency furnace and air conditioners cannot exceed $500.

I want to buy an electric vehicle

Working families will be able to use tax credits that make electric vehicles more affordable. Purchasing an electric vehicle (EV) can save families thousands of dollars on fuel costs over the life of their car. More families will never have to pay at the pump again.

In 2022

Americans can receive a tax credit of up to $7,500 for purchasing a new electric vehicle.
  • The vehicle must be assembled in North America, and it must be purchased and delivered on or before 12/31/22.

I want to make my home and appliances more energy efficient

When households need to replace appliances or make home repairs, they can use tax credits for energy efficient improvements that save them money in the long run. These efficiency improvements include upgraded windows, doors, insulation, and other home weatherization services; or highly-efficient heating and cooling appliances like heat pumps, central air conditioners, and water heaters.

In 2022

Households can receive a tax credit to cover up to 10% of the cost of insulation materials and other energy efficient improvements, like energy-saving windows and doors. They can also receive a $300 tax credit for purchasing efficient heating and cooling equipment, like a heat pump or central air conditioner.

See How These Tax Credits Work For Families Like Yours

Suzy

Occupation: Teacher
Income level: $40k/year
Homeowner vs renter: Renter
Single vs family: Single

Suzy

Suzy is starting her third year as a science teacher at a local elementary school. She has been saving money to buy a new car, and is looking for an electric vehicle. Thanks to President Biden’s Federal Tax Credits she can receive a credit up to $7,500 for a new, electric vehicle purchase.

Mark and Lisa

Occupation: Construction Worker & Bank Teller
Income level: $60k/year
Homeowner vs renter: Homeowner
Single vs family: No dependents

Mark and Lisa

Mark and Lisa just bought their first home. They wanted to install energy efficient appliances, but couldn’t afford to before the Federal Tax Credits. Now, since they make below 80% of their area-median income – they are eligible for rebates that cover up to 100% of the project costs.

Janet

Occupation: Nurse Practitioner
Income level: $100k/year
Homeowner vs renter: Homeowner
Single vs family: Single with dependents

Janet

Janet is a single, working mom who lives in a home with her son and daughter. She wants her children to grow up in a green home. She has been researching the costs of installing a heat pump, and after reading more on the Federal Tax Credits learned she can receive up to $2,000 to buy and install a heat pump to more efficiently heat and cool her home.

Links and Resources

The following links are listed to provide you with additional information and resources for both the federal tax credits and local utilities.

National Content & Sites

How Homeowners Can Obtain “Electrical Credits” For Updating Their Home
Calculator For Finding Tax Credits Available – https://www.rewiringamerica.org/app/ira-calculator
Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 – Overview Of Benefits On CNET – https://www.cnet.com/home/energy-and-utilities/heres-how-you-can-get-up-to-14000-for-home-renovations/

Other Articles/Information

Long YouTube Video Of Tax Credit Overview – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JF7GsTCvWxc&t=1354s