Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR) Program

The HEAR program offers rebates for electrical appliances and upgrades to households that qualify based on income. You can receive money for energy-saving improvements, such as installing ENERGY STAR® certified appliances, adding home insulation, or upgrading heating and cooling systems. A household can receive up to $14,000 in rebates. Please note, households making more than 150% of Area Median Income (AMI) will not be eligible for this program. To find out the AMI for your area and household size, check out the AMI table for Florida counties.

Breakdown of the HEAR Rebates

Participants will receive the rebate in the form of a discount on the eligible product and installation by a qualified contractor. The maximum discount amounts are determined based on your household income level, measured as a percentage of your county’s AMI, and the type of eligible product or material.

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Product Rebates

Product Rebates
Upgrade Type	Qualified Product	Rebate Amount not to Exceed
Appliance	Heat Pump Water Heater	$1,750
	Heat Pump for Space Heating or Cooling	$8,000
	Electric Stove, Cooktop, Range, Oven, or Heat Pump Clothes Dryer*	$840
Building Materials	Electric Load Service Center	$4,000
	Insulation, Air Sealing, and Ventilation*	$1,600
	Electric Wiring	$2,500
Maximum Rebate		$14,000

*Applicants can receive multiple Qualified Products, but the total rebate amount cannot exceed the number stated in the column to the right

Single-Family Rebate Limitations

Single-Family Rebate Limitations
Eligible Rebate Recipient	Income Level	Rebate Amount not to Exceed
Low- or Moderate- Income (LMI) Household or Eligible entity representative representing LMI household	Less than 80% AMI	100% of qualified project cost
	80%-150% AMI	50% of qualified project cost

Multifamily Rebate Limitations

Multi-Family Rebate Limitations
Eligible Rebate Recipient	Income Level	Rebate Amount not to Exceed
Owner of multifamily building or Eligible entity representative representing owner of multifamily building	At least 50% of residents with income less than 80% AMI	100% of qualified cost
	At least 50% of residents with income of 80%-150% AMI	50% of qualified project cost

How Can I Apply?

The HEAR Pilot program is expected to launch in the future. The HEAR full program is expected to be available to eligible Floridians early next year.

If you are interested in participating, please register and complete the information in your Profile section. We will send you an email when the application is open.