City and County of Denver - All-Electric New Construction Rebates

Denver is offering rebates starting in 2025 for new all-electric homes with electric space and water heating, including additional support if you pursue Passive House certification. You can stack these rebates with Xcel Energy or federal incentives, though not with other Denver incentives for the same equipment—check the program website for specific rebate amounts and how to apply.

These rebates support your customers building new all-electric homes with electric heating systems and Passive House designs. You can market stacking opportunities with federal and Xcel Energy programs to increase customer value, but clarify that Denver rebates cannot be combined with other city incentives on identical equipment. Verify eligibility and application requirements directly with the program.

Denver's 2025 rebate initiative targets residential new construction decarbonization through three channels: all-electric space/water heating equipment, Passive House certification projects, and workforce development (credentials and training). Rebates are stackable with Xcel Energy and federal programs but have anti-stacking rules within Denver's incentive portfolio. Specific funding levels, caps, and demographic targeting should be confirmed via program documentation and rollout guidelines.