UT Rebate Program

Dominion Energy - Residential Solar Assisted Water Heating Rebate Program

Administered by Dominion Energy

AI summary · 7/12/2026

You can receive a $750 rebate from Dominion Energy when you install a solar water heating system (for domestic or pool heating) in your new home, provided you submit your application within six months of installation along with a receipt showing the purchase date, price, and equipment description.

Help your residential customers access the $750 rebate by ensuring they obtain complete documentation of the solar water heating system purchase and installation, then assist them in submitting the application within the six-month window; systems must include gas water heater backup to qualify.

This rebate program incentivizes solar water heating adoption in new residential construction through a flat $750 per-system payment to Dominion Energy customers who pair solar panels with gas backup water heaters. Administration requires documentation verification (invoice/receipt showing purchase date, price, and equipment specs) and enforces a six-month post-installation application deadline, with retroactive applicability as of the January 1, 2013 rule change.

Program details

Program ID
3316
Last updated
2/12/2025

Eligibility

Sectors
construction residential multifamily residential
Technologies
solar water heat solar pool heating

Program summary

Dominion Energy provides incentives for residential customers to purchase and install solar water heating systems (both for domestic and pool heating uses) in their newly-constructed homes. Rebates of $750 per system are provided to customers of Dominion Energy who install solar panels backed up by gas water heaters.

To be eligible, customer must include with their applications an invoice or receipt that shows purchase date, price, and a description of the equipment, and submit that application within six (6) months of installation. The six (6) month requirement is retroactive for all systems prior to the rule change, which took effect January 1, 2013. See application and supplemental information sheet for full details.

Contact & resources

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

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