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Texas Utility Rebate Programs

Identify the utility serving your address and use its official program rules to check eligible work, funding and application requirements.

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Program status checked September 12, 2026. Federal homeowner credits 25C and 25D are unavailable for new installations after December 31, 2025. Texas HEAR and HOMES rebates have not launched, according to SECO's August 21, 2026 update. Confirm current utility funding before committing to work.

Official sources: IRS: 25C, IRS: 25D, SECO: Texas rebate status.

Delivery utility and retail provider

In competitive retail areas, your retail electric provider sells electricity and your delivery utility maintains the delivery system. Delivery-utility efficiency programs are tied to the premises served. Retail providers may separately offer their own promotions, demand-response terms or solar buyback plans; those depend on your retail contract.

Major delivery utilities

North and West Texas

Oncor Electric Delivery

Check current heating, cooling and weatherization requirements. Oncor pays eligible incentives to approved participating service providers.

Official utility information

Houston area and Gulf Coast

CenterPoint Energy

Choose your Texas service and confirm current program terms for your address and proposed work.

Official utility information

South, Central and West Texas

AEP Texas

Check the service address, eligible work, participating providers and funding with AEP Texas.

Official utility information

Service areas across Texas

Texas-New Mexico Power

Check the delivery utility on your bill and ask TNMP about the current programs serving your property.

Official utility information

Municipal utilities

San Antonio area

CPS Energy

Check current residential programs and Casa Verde weatherization requirements directly with CPS Energy.

Official utility information

Austin area

Austin Energy

Review current residential incentives, home improvement programs and weatherization assistance requirements.

Official utility information

Brownsville area

Brownsville Public Utilities Board

Check which current programs apply to your service address and equipment.

Official utility information

Garland area

Garland Power & Light

Use the municipal utility's current program requirements if it serves your address.

Official utility information

Other electric utilities

Check Entergy Texas or El Paso Electric if either serves your home.

Cooperatives and gas utilities

If a cooperative or gas utility serves your home, check that provider directly. Program availability is not uniform across cooperatives or state lines, and an electric program does not establish eligibility for gas equipment.

How Oncor incentives work

Oncor pays approved participating service providers for eligible efficiency work. Discuss the customer price and how the incentive affects it before work starts. Oncor's Low-Income Weatherization Program reports that its 2026 funding is exhausted; this notice does not mean all Oncor programs are closed. Check the linked program page for updates.

Questions to ask before signing

  • Does this utility serve my address?
  • Is funding open for this exact upgrade?
  • Must I use an enrolled contractor or get approval first?
  • Who receives the incentive, and is it shown on my quote?
  • What documents and deadlines apply?

Further reading: Oncor funding and provider requirements. Program status checked September 12, 2026; confirm current terms with the administrator before purchase.

Find the rules for your service address

Use your bill to identify your utility, then confirm the program directly.

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