Your potential rebate matches — based on the information provided
Up to $22,400

Potentially eligible across 10 rebate programs

Final eligibility is determined by each applicable program, utility, or government agency.

Federal
#1

Federal IRA — New Clean Vehicle Credit

Up to $7,500 for new electric vehicles. Income limit: $150k single / $300k joint. MSRP cap: $55k car / $80k truck/SUV/van.

Potentially eligible — based on information provided

$7,500
via IRS
ease to claim
Income-qualified
Program Info
State
#2

California CVRP — EV Rebate

Clean Vehicle Rebate Project — up to $7,500 for new EVs, $4,500 for used EVs. Income-qualified enhanced rebates available.

Potentially eligible — based on information provided

$7,500
via California Air Resources Board
ease to claim
Program Info
Utility
#3

SMUD Energy Efficiency Rebates

SMUD rebates for heat pump water heaters, HVAC, induction cooking, smart thermostats, appliances, and LED lighting.

Potentially eligible — based on information provided

$1,000 – $4,000
via SMUD
ease to claim
Contractor required
Program Info
Federal
#4

Federal IRA — Heat Pump HVAC

30% of cost up to $2,000/year for heat pump HVAC systems. File with IRS Form 5695.

Potentially eligible — based on information provided

30% up to $2,000
via IRS
ease to claim
Contractor required
Program Info
Federal
#5

Federal IRA — EV Charger (Residential)

30% of cost up to $1,000 for residential EV charger installation.

Potentially eligible — based on information provided

30% up to $1,000
via IRS
ease to claim
Contractor required
Program Info
Manufacturer
#6

Carrier Heat Pump Manufacturer Rebate

Carrier manufacturer rebate on qualifying heat pump HVAC systems. Stacks with federal and utility rebates.

Potentially eligible — based on information provided

$500
via Carrier
ease to claim
Program Info
Federal
#7

Federal IRA — Heat Pump Water Heater

30% of cost up to $600/year for heat pump water heaters. File with IRS Form 5695.

Potentially eligible — based on information provided

30% up to $600
via IRS
ease to claim
Contractor required
Program Info
Federal Commonly missed
#8

Federal IRA — Electric Panel Upgrade

30% of cost up to $600/year for electrical panel upgrades. Required when upgrading to heat pump HVAC or EV charger — flag this automatically.

Potentially eligible — based on information provided

30% up to $600
via IRS
ease to claim
Contractor required
Program Info
Manufacturer
#9

Rheem Heat Pump Water Heater Manufacturer Rebate

Rheem manufacturer rebate on qualifying heat pump water heaters. Stacks with federal and utility rebates.

Potentially eligible — based on information provided

$200
via Rheem
ease to claim
Program Info
Federal
#10

Federal IRA — Rooftop Solar (Residential Clean Energy Credit)

30% of cost with no cap and no income limit. Unused credit carries forward to future tax years.

Potentially eligible — based on information provided

30% of cost
via IRS
ease to claim
Contractor required
Program Info

Stacking Advisor

The optimal order to claim your rebates — sequencing matters.

1

Bundle HVAC + Water Heater in One Visit

Do the heat pump HVAC and heat pump water heater in the same contractor visit — bundling often qualifies you for whole-home utility programs and saves $1,000+ in labor costs.

2

Don't Forget the Panel Upgrade

Upgrading to a heat pump or EV charger often requires an electrical panel upgrade. The federal IRA covers 30% of this cost up to $600 — flag this with your contractor before starting to avoid a $2,000–$5,000 surprise.

3

Stack Manufacturer Rebates Too

Manufacturer rebates from Rheem, Carrier, and others stack on top of federal and utility rebates. A single heat pump water heater could carry a manufacturer rebate, a utility rebate, and the $600 federal tax credit simultaneously.

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Rebate Sources We Track

  • Federal IRA Tax Credits
  • State Energy Office Programs
  • Utility & Local Rebates
  • Manufacturer Incentives

Disclaimer: SubsidyCrew provides rebate discovery and eligibility guidance based on information supplied by users and available program data. Final eligibility, rebate amounts, program requirements, and approval are determined by the applicable utility, government agency, program administrator, or participating contractor.

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