Every Colorado rebate for your address
Utility, state, county and regional programs for heat pumps, water heaters, panels, induction and EV chargers. What is open, what ended, how much each pays and the order to apply in.
Rebates by utility
Most of the money comes from your electric utility. Start there if you know it.
Xcel Energy
Denver metro, much of the Front Range and parts of the mountains and Western Slope
Black Hills Energy
Pueblo, Cañon City and the Arkansas Valley (electric); many towns statewide (gas)
Holy Cross Energy
Roaring Fork and Eagle valleys
Colorado Springs Utilities
Colorado Springs
United Power
North and east of Denver
Fort Collins Utilities
Fort Collins
Loveland Water and Power
Loveland
Longmont Power & Communications
Longmont
Estes Park Power and Communications
Estes Park
Every program we track
15 open, 4 ended. Each one is checked against its official page; the date is on the program page.
- Open
Black Hills Energy Colorado Gas residential rebates (gas heat pumps and dual-fuel)
Black Hills Energy
- Closing soon
Boulder County heat pump group-buy (fall 2026)
Boulder County, with a third-party group-buy organizer
- Unconfirmed
CARE free energy upgrades (Platte River communities)
Energy Outreach Colorado with Efficiency Works
- Open
Colorado Heat Pump Tax Credit (State of Colorado Heat Pump Discount)
Colorado Energy Office and Colorado Department of Revenue
- Unconfirmed
Denver Climate Action Rebates (residential heat pumps)
City and County of Denver, Office of Climate Action, Sustainability and Resiliency
- Open
Efficiency Works home rebates (Fort Collins, Loveland, Longmont, Estes Park)
Efficiency Works (Platte River Power Authority and its owner communities)
- Open
Energy Smart Colorado rebates (Eagle County)
Walking Mountains Science Center, funded by Eagle County
- Ended
Colorado Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR), single-family
Colorado Energy Office