MI Rebate Program

Michigan - Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate (HEAR) Program

Administered by Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy

AI summary · 7/12/2026

I don't have access to the MIHER program's official page yet to provide specific rebate amounts and eligibility details. Michigan announced the program's opening on April 23, 2025, and it covers home electrification upgrades like heat pumps, electric water heaters, clothes washers, and insulation improvements; check the Michigan Home Energy Rebates program website as details become available.

The Michigan Home Energy Rebates program launched April 23, 2025, with IRA funding for residential and multifamily projects including heat pumps, electric water heaters, duct sealing, and whole-building retrofits. Specific rebate amounts and contractor qualification requirements have not yet been published on the program website, so contact program administrators for current participation guidelines.

MIHER combines HER and HEAR programs funded by the Inflation Reduction Act, launching April 23, 2025, to deliver rebates for residential and multifamily electrification (heat pumps, electric water heaters, washers) and efficiency measures (insulation, air sealing). The program page is not yet complete; refer to the April 2025 press release for initial incentive figures while full program mechanics, application procedures, and detailed eligibility are being finalized.

Program details

Program ID
22711
Last updated
5/22/2025

Eligibility

Sectors
residential multifamily residential
Technologies
clothes washers water heaters heat pumps duct/air sealing comprehensive measures/whole building insulation

Incentive amount

$105.3 million

Program summary

On April 23, 2025, Michigan announced the opening of the Michigan Home Energy Rebates program (MIHER), which includes both the HER and HEAR programs supported by IRA funding. The program website does not yet describe the HEAR program incentives, but the press release does identify some incentive amounts.

Contact & resources

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

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