Appliance Rebate Program
Energy Efficient Appliance Rebate Program
This April, Texans can receive rebates on qualifying appliances, including but not limited to refrigerators, dishwashers and water heaters, purchases between April 16 and April 25. The State of Texas received more than $23 million from the U.S. Department of Energy to establish the Energy Efficient Appliance Rebate Program, the first in its kind in Texas, and will administer the rebates through the Comptroller’s Sate Energy Conservation Office (SECO).
Participants must be Texas residents, purchase an appliance in-store at a Texas retailer and replace an old appliance with a new, energy-efficient model to receive a mail-in rebate. These State rebates can be stacked with other rebates and incentives, such as manufacturer rebates and federal tax credits. Each household is eligible for up to two appliance rebates, as long as they are for two different types of appliances. All old appliances must be disposed of property, and residents who recycle their old appliance will receive an additional $75.00 rebate. More specific instructions including a toll-free number and the ability to reserve rebates online, will be available in the near future.
Texas residents can sign up to receive up-to-date information via e-mail, get answers to frequently asked questions and review a list of eligible appliances and rebate amounts on the Comptroller’s SECO website.
This April, Texans can receive rebates on qualifying appliances, including but not limited to refrigerators, dishwashers and water heaters, purchases between April 16 and April 25. The State of Texas received more than $23 million from the U.S. Department of Energy to establish the Energy Efficient Appliance Rebate Program, the first in its kind in Texas, and will administer the rebates through the Comptroller’s Sate Energy Conservation Office (SECO).
Participants must be Texas residents, purchase an appliance in-store at a Texas retailer and replace an old appliance with a new, energy-efficient model to receive a mail-in rebate. These State rebates can be stacked with other rebates and incentives, such as manufacturer rebates and federal tax credits. Each household is eligible for up to two appliance rebates, as long as they are for two different types of appliances. All old appliances must be disposed of property, and residents who recycle their old appliance will receive an additional $75.00 rebate. More specific instructions including a toll-free number and the ability to reserve rebates online, will be available in the near future.
Texas residents can sign up to receive up-to-date information via e-mail, get answers to frequently asked questions and review a list of eligible appliances and rebate amounts on the Comptroller’s SECO website.