Save up to $450 on Select ENERGY STAR® Certified Models

Water heaters are the second highest energy user in the home.* Set yourself up for long-term savings and choose an ENERGY STAR certified natural gas water heater that provides all the hot water you need, while also saving you energy and money.

Rebates on Energy-Saving Water Heaters

Eligible Water HeatersEfficiency RequirementRebate

Storage Water Heater1 

ENERGY STAR & minimum 0.81 UEF

$175

Tankless Water Heater1 

ENERGY STAR & minimum 0.89 UEF

$450

1 You may be able to claim a federal tax credit of 30% of the project cost up to $600. Federal tax credits may require exceeding efficiency requirements above, check eligibility requirements at energystar.gov/taxcredits.

Benefits of ENERGY STAR Certified Water Heaters

  • ENERGY STAR natural gas storage models have better insulation, heat traps and are more efficient than their standard counterparts. They can save a family of four up to $450 over the unit’s lifetime compared to a standard natural gas water heater.*
  • Tankless models can save a family of four up to $95 a year, or $1,800 over the unit’s lifetime compared to a standard natural gas storage model.* Plus, they save precious square footage in your home by not requiring a storage tank like standard water heaters.

 

Let’s Get Started

1

Find a participating contractor in our Home Energy Savings Network or purchase your water heater at an approved retailer.

2

Have your participating contractor install qualifying high-efficiency equipment.

3

Your contractor will submit a rebate application for you. You’ll get your rebate on the contractor invoice or a check in the mail within six to eight weeks.

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Finance Your Next Energy Efficiency Project

Interested in financing opportunities for high-efficiency upgrades? You may qualify for low-interest loans for recommended energy-efficient improvements. Find out more here.

Energy Assistance

If you’ve fallen behind on your energy bills, we may be able to help. We offer energy assistance to help residential income-qualified customers manage their bill.

*Source: energystar.gov