GA Rebate Program

Georgia Power - Home Energy Improvement Program

Administered by Georgia Power Company

AI summary · 7/12/2026

Georgia Power's Home Energy Improvement Program offers rebates up to 50% of improvement costs—including heat pumps (up to $1,000 for air source, $300 for ground source), insulation, air sealing, duct sealing, smart thermostats, ceiling fans, dehumidifiers, water heaters, EV chargers, and appliances. You can complete many improvements yourself (like installing smart thermostats, fans, or dehumidifiers) and receive instant rebates, or work with a Program Installer for assessments and major work; submit your rebate application within 60 days of your paid invoice, and expect processing within 6-8 weeks. Bundling attic insulation, air sealing, and duct sealing through the Home Comfort Bundle unlocks an additional $200 rebate.

As an Affiliated Program Installer, you can help customers unlock substantial rebates—including the $1,250 Home Comfort Bundle bonus and individual rebates up to $1,000 for heat pump conversions—by conducting energy assessments and installing qualifying improvements. You must meet Georgia Power's standards (BPI certification, insurance, background check, drug screening) and follow specific preconditions, such as ensuring attic insulation reaches R-49 and that duct and air sealing work is completed to code; customers value the professional evaluation and streamlined rebate process, and your certification and training demonstrate expertise that supports their energy-saving goals.

This rebate program (2026–2028 cycle) covers residential, multifamily, and low-income customers across Georgia Power's service territory, offering instant rebates at point-of-sale for small purchases and mail-in rebates (processed in 6-8 weeks) for larger installed measures up to $1,250. Program Installers must be BPI-certified and pass background and drug screening; funding is structured around bundled and individual rebate caps, with higher rebates available for income-qualified multifamily properties. Customers apply via the rebate system using their meter number, submitting invoices within 60 days of purchase, and the program tracks participation across DIY, contractor-installed, and energy-assessment pathways to drive residential efficiency adoption.

Program details

Program ID
3175
Last updated
9/1/2026

Eligibility

Sectors
residential multifamily residential low income residential
Technologies
geothermal heat pumps dehumidifiers ceiling fan water heaters heat pumps air conditioners programmable thermostats energy mgmt. systems/building controls duct/air sealing building insulation other ee insulation hvac level-2 electric vehicle service equipment

Program summary

Note: Current program cycle is January 2026 - December 2028

Georgia Power provides rebates to its residential customers through the Home Energy Improvement Program and the Multifamily Home Energy Improvement Program.

Home Energy Improvement Program

Under this program customers work with a participating program contractor to get a home energy assessment. Georgia Power will pay for 50% of the cost or up to $150 off the assessment. Schedule a home energy assessment for more information.

Multifamily Home Energy Improvement Program

The Home Energy Improvement Program empowers residential property owners to implement multifamily energy efficiency measures. To qualify for rebates, a participating program contractor must complete your test-in and test-out energy assessments. Higher rebates are available for eligible income-qualified multifamily customers. Visit the Multifamily Interest Application to get started.

Contact & resources

Please verify current program details with the administering agency before making any financial decisions.

Keep looking

More programs in GA

Rebates, tax credits and loans often stack. Check what else applies before you buy.

Browse GA programs