Save Energy Minnesota

Find the Right Rebate Program for Your Home

Home Efficiency Rebates (HOMES)

Helps Minnesotans reduce energy use with whole-home improvements like insulation, air sealing, duct sealing, and ENERGY STAR windows and doors. Rebates are based on modeled energy savings and household income.

Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR)

Provides instant rebates for income-qualified households to help cover the cost of electric appliances and related upgrades, such as heat pumps, electric stoves, wiring, and electrical panels (when needed for appliance installation).

Residential Heat Pump Rebates

Supports homeowners installing cold-climate, ENERGY STAR air-source heat pumps for heating and cooling. To qualify, homeowners must complete an energy audit and any required insulation or air sealing.

Residential Electrical Panel Upgrade Grants

Provides grants to help homeowners and multifamily building owners upgrade their electrical panels so their homes can safely support electric appliances and future electrification. Grants are based on income eligibility and building type.

  1. Checking your income eligibility
  2. Reviewing which upgrades qualify
  3. Completing an energy audit when required
  4. Working with an approved contractor
  5. Applying for rebates or receiving instant discounts, depending on the program

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About Save Energy Minnesota

Save Energy Minnesota is a statewide initiative focused on making energy‑saving upgrades affordable for Minnesota households. We align state and federal incentives to support energy efficiency, electrification, and long‑term cost savings.

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Last Updated: December 9, 2025
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