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2026 Window Rebates by State

Updated July 2026 · Sourced from BLS, FRED & EIA

The federal Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (25C) — up to $600 for windows — expired December 31, 2025. In 2026, a direct per-window rebate survives in just 3 states (Idaho, Oregon, Washington), all through utilities. In 8 other programs, windows only qualify inside a broader weatherization rebate — and most of the country has no window rebate at all.

AKAK — no window rebateMEME — no window rebateWIWI — no window rebateVTVT — no window rebateNHNH — no window rebateWAWA — direct per-window rebateIDID — direct per-window rebateMTMT — no window rebateNDND — no window rebateMNMN — no window rebateILIL — windows within a broader rebateMIMI — no window rebateNYNY — windows within a broader rebateMAMA — windows within a broader rebateRIRI — no window rebateOROR — direct per-window rebateNVNV — no window rebateWYWY — no window rebateSDSD — no window rebateIAIA — no window rebateININ — no window rebateOHOH — no window rebatePAPA — no window rebateNJNJ — no window rebateCTCT — no window rebateCACA — no window rebateUTUT — no window rebateCOCO — windows within a broader rebateNENE — no window rebateMOMO — no window rebateKYKY — no window rebateWVWV — no window rebateVAVA — no window rebateMDMD — no window rebateDEDE — no window rebateAZAZ — windows within a broader rebateNMNM — no window rebateKSKS — no window rebateARAR — no window rebateTNTN — no window rebateNCNC — no window rebateSCSC — no window rebateDCDC — no window rebateOKOK — no window rebateLALA — no window rebateMSMS — no window rebateALAL — no window rebateGAGA — no window rebateHIHI — no window rebateTXTX — windows within a broader rebateFLFL — windows within a broader rebate
  • Direct per-window rebate
  • Windows within a broader rebate
  • No window rebate

The federal window credit expired

The Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (25C) offered 30% up to $600 for qualifying windows, but it ended December 31, 2025. It can still be claimed on a 2025 tax return (IRS Form 5695); watch IRS.gov for any reinstatement. For how energy-efficient windows are priced and what they cost, see our energy-efficient windows cost guide.

Direct per-window rebates (3 states)

These are the only programs that pay you a rebate specifically for replacement windows in 2026 — all offered by utilities, all with eligibility conditions.

StateProgramLevelAmountSource
IdahoAvista Utilities Residential RebateUtility$90 per window for qualifying ENERGY STAR windows. Verify current amounts at avistautilities.com.Avista Utilities
IdahoRocky Mountain Power Window RebateUtility$40/window for electric-heat homes. $15/window for electric-cool only. *Rocky Mountain Power
OregonEnergy Trust of Oregon — WindowsState$2–$6/sq ft for qualifying windows. Higher rebates for income-qualified customers.Energy Trust of Oregon
WashingtonPuget Sound Energy Window RebateUtilityUp to $2/sq ft for qualifying windows in electrically heated homes.Puget Sound Energy

Windows within a broader rebate (8 programs)

In these states, there is no window-only rebate — windows may qualify as one measure inside a whole-home efficiency or income-qualified weatherization program.

StateProgramLevelTermsSource
ArizonaAPS Home Performance with ENERGY STARUtilityUp to $1,500 for whole-home improvements including windows when done through Home Performance program. *Arizona Public Service
ColoradoXcel Energy Home Insulation RebateUtilityWindows may qualify as part of whole-home insulation rebate. Up to $700 per project. *Xcel Energy
FloridaFPL Home Energy Survey & RebatesUtilityWindow rebates for impact-rated windows in qualifying programs. Amounts vary. *Florida Power & Light
IllinoisComEd Energy Efficiency ProgramUtilityIncome-eligible customers may receive free or reduced-cost weatherization including windows. *ComEd
MassachusettsMass Save WeatherizationState75% of insulation and weatherization costs covered (up to $10,000). Windows may qualify as part of whole-home weatherization. *Mass Save
New YorkComfort Home ProgramStateUp to $4,000–$8,000 per project for comprehensive home improvements including windows. Income tiers apply. *NYSERDA
New YorkEmPower+ ProgramStateNo-cost energy efficiency upgrades including windows for income-eligible households (≤60% state median income). *NYSERDA
TexasOncor Home Energy Efficiency ProgramUtilityRebates for energy efficiency upgrades including windows. Varies by measure and qualifying criteria. *Oncor

No window rebate

California, Idaho run general or income-qualified energy programs that do not include a window rebate. Every other state has no state or utility window rebate on record.

Methodology & sources

Compiled from ENERGY STAR, IRS, state energy offices, and utility program pages (last verified 2026-07-15; next review 2026-10-15). Amounts marked * are as last compiled and may change — always confirm current terms at the linked source before applying. Programs change frequently. Data licensed CC BY 4.0.

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