The State Energy Efficient Appliance Rebate Program (or “Cash for Appliances,” as it is more commonly known) is a $300 million Federal program overseen by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). It’s designed to help conserve natural resources by encouraging consumers to replace older, inefficient appliances with new, ENERGY STAR qualified models.

Each state’s rebate program is unique:

Under the Cash for Appliances program, each state and U.S. territory is allocated funds to design and administer its own rebate program. Thus, your state’s rebate program is unique, with its own rules for redemption regarding the type and number of appliances that qualify; required forms and signatures; the eligibility of online vs. in-store purchases; and receipts to be submitted with rebate claims. Please make sure to clearly understand your state’s requirements by following the link below to the DOE Web site, which offers links to complete details on each state’s unique program.

Appliances qualifying for rebates will vary by state, but typically will include one or more of the following:

• Refrigerators  -$100
• Clothes washers -$150
• Dishwashers-$100
• Gas Storage Water Heaters-$100
• Electric Heat Pump Water Heater-$250
• Learn more about the Cash for Appliances program >
  See the terms of all approved Cash for Appliances rebate programs by state >
  Additional incentives
  Other rebates and incentives on energy-efficient products may be available to you. Find a complete listing of offers that apply in your area at the ENERGY STAR Web site.

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