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Indiana Rebates and Incentives Summary

Indiana

Indiana is hardly a leader in the clean energy revolution. In fact, the state is one among just a few that saw solar industry employment drop in 2014. That, combined with recent attacks in the legislature on the state’s net-metering program, could mean Indiana is moonwalking away from a bright solar future.

That said, there are still some solid incentives in Indiana that deliver it far from the bottom of the barrel in terms of solar policy. Unless House Bill 1320 passes and weakens it, Indiana has a strong net-metering program that credits consumers with distributed generation systems at the retail rate for the power they send back to the grid. The state’s utility regulators ordered mandatory net metering in 2004, which helped to spur solar industry growth in Indiana.

At the beginning of 2015, more than 1,400 Hoosiers worked in the solar industry, according to a report from the Solar Foundation. While 100 fewer than worked in solar the year before, it still suggests the state has a strong solar industry.

In addition to a strong net-metering policy, the state offers a property tax exemption for renewable energy technology. Under the renewable energy property tax exemption, program home owners and renters are eligible to receive 100 percent property tax exemption for installing renewable energy systems in their homes.

Despite some good incentives, Indiana still lacks a lot. It has no Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard.

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Bartholomew County REMC - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program


Bartholomew County Rural Electric Membership (BCREM) Cooperative provides its residential customers with rebates for geothermal and air source heat pumps, central air conditioners, and new high efficiency electric water heaters. Equipment must meet certain energy efficiency standards listed above and on the BCREM web site. Customers must show proof of sale, make, serial and model numbers, size of unit, and energy efficiency rating for the qualifying equipment installed. See the incentive brochure on the program website for detailed program guidelines and equipment requirements.

 

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Building Energy Code

Much of the information presented in this summary is drawn from the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Building Energy Codes Program and the Building Codes Assistance Project (BCAP). For more detailed information about building energy codes, visit the DOE and BCAP websites.

The Indiana Residential Building Code is based on the 2003 IRC with state amendments (eff. 9/11/05). This code applies to 1 and 2 family dwellings and townhouses. During the adoption process, certain seismic provisions were weakened, primarily affecting nine southwestern counties. Local jurisdictions may amend to make the code more stringent with state approval only.

The Building Code

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Carroll County REMC - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

Carroll County REMC offers incentives to residential customers who purchase and install energy efficiency equipment for the home. Rebates are available on geothermal heat pumps and air source heat pumps. Interested customers can visit the program web site for more information. All equipment requirements must be met in order to qualify for rebates. Forms and applications can be found on the program web site.  

Carroll County REMC offers additional rebates to its customers through the Power Moves program administered by the Wabash Valley Power Association.  Visit the Power Moves website for more information on these rebates.

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Carroll White REMC - Residential Heat Pump Rebate Program

Carroll White REMC offers incentives for the purchase and installation of energy efficient heat pumps. Rebates are available for air source and geothermal heat pumps. Carroll White REMC also offers a contractor payment of $150 upon successful inspection. A Carroll White REMC inspection of the equipment and installation is required upon completion. Customers should call the office to arrange an appointment with technicians from Carroll White and the rebate will be mailed to eligible applicants. Contact Carroll White REMC for additional information on this program.

Additional rebates are available for Carroll White REMC customers through the Power Moves program administered

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CenterPoint Energy - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebates

CenterPoint Energy offers its residential natural gas customers in Indiana rebates for the installation of certain high efficiency natural gas appliances and insulation measures. In order to be eligible for a rebate, equipment must meet certain efficiency and installation requirements. Please see the program website for more information and a list of appliance models that meet the minimum standards. CenterPoint Energy reserves the right to verify sales receipts and perform post-installation verification inspections. Rebate forms must be postmarked within 60 days after installation.

 

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Citizens Gas - Residential Efficiency Rebates

Citizens Gas of Indianapolis and Westfield offer rebates to its residential customers for the installation of several types of efficient natural gas appliances, improvements to attic and wall insulation, and duct sealing. See the program website for rebates.

Rebate applications, including a copy of all equipment invoices, must be postmarked within 60 days of equipment purchase. Citizens Gas reserves the right to verify sales and installation of eligible products and may conduct random site inspections for this purpose. Interested customers should see the program website or use the contact information below for more information.

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City of Bloomington - Green Building Requirements for Municipal Buildings

In March 2009, the City of Bloomington passed an ordinance establishing the Green Buildings Program. This ordinance directed the City of Bloomington to incorporate green building principles into municipal facilities by committing to the use of Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) green building rating system, developed and awarded by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), for projects involving city government buildings and facilities. 
Specifically, all new occupiable City of Bloomington buildings must be designed, contracted, and built to achieved LEED-NC Silver certification level at a minimum. The Green Buildings Program encourages certification beyond Silver (to Gold or Platinum)
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City of Bloomington - Sustainable Development Incentives

The City of Bloomington offers fee waivers and other design incentives for developers that incorporate the city's sustainability goals. A full description of the incentives can be found in the city code at 20.04.110 or at the website listed above. The city's four goals include:

  • Energy and resource efficiency. Features that meet the energy and resource efficiency goal include green roofs, improved building performance rating, the use of non-polluting and/or renewable on-site energy sources, recycling and/or salvaging at least 50 percent of non-hazardous construction and demolition debris, or utilizing building materials and products sourced within a 500 mile radius.
  • Landscape
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City of Indianapolis - EcoHouse

In June 2011, the City of Indianapolis announced the availability of the EcoHouse Project, an energy-efficiency loan program for medium and low-income homeowners in Indianapolis. The Indianapolis Office of Sustainability selected the Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership to administer the program.

In order to qualify, homeowners must have lived in the same home for the past 12 months and have a credit score of at least 580. In addition, homeowners must have an income at or below 120% of the HUD's published area median income. Loans are available for a variety of energy-efficiency upgrades and are capped at $8,000. Apply online

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City of Indianapolis - Green Building Incentive Program

The Indianapolis Office of Sustainability and the Department of Code Enforcement offer reduction in permit fees for projects achieving certain green building criteria. Property owners and developers constructing new buildings or completing major renovations on existing buildings are eligible to receive the incentive. Projects located within Indianapolis or Marion County are eligible.

There are six green building categories. Meeting the minimum criteria for three categories qualifies the project for a 30% rebate on permit fees.  For each additional category that the project meets, it will receive an additional 10% off permit fees. The maximum rebate amount is 50%. The six

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Clark County REMC - Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

Clark County REMC provides incentives for residential members to upgrade to more efficient household equipment. Electric equipment, HVAC equipment, and water heaters. All rebates appear as a credit on the customer's electric bill. Clark County REMC also provides cash incentives to businesses. Interested commercial customers should contact Derek Coombs at 812-248-7522 or [email protected].
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Clean Energy Portfolio Standard

In May 2011, Indiana enacted S.B. 251, creating the Clean Energy Portfolio Standard (CPS), also known as the Comprehensive Hoosier Option to Incentivize Cleaner Energy (CHOICE) program. The program sets a voluntary goal of 10% clean energy by 2025, based on the amount of electricity supplied by the utility in 2010. Indiana's participating utilities receive an incentive to increase the amount of renewable energy sources in their portfolio.

Eligible Technologies

Indiana's CPS includes renewable energy technologies, but also conventional energy sources like nuclear, coal, and natural gas. Specifically, there are 21 eligible "clean" energy technologies: solar energy; photovoltaic
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Community Conservation Challenge

Note: The Community Conservation Challenge is currently closed.

The Indiana Office of Energy Development (OED) is offering grants under the CCC  program. Non-residential entities may apply to receive $20,000-$80,000 for community energy conservation projects. Projects must be located in Indiana and must use commercially-available technologies. The project must be visible to the public and have at least one community partner, though priority will be given to projects with support from multiple organizations. A cost share is not required but applicants are encouraged to leverage other funds in lieu of cost share.

Applicants may apply for either an Energy Efficiency/Renewable Energy

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Dubois REC - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

Dubois REC offers a variety of rebates for residential customers to save energy in new or existing homes. Rebates are offered for HVAC and water heating measures, electric lawn equipment and HVAC equipment tune-ups. All equipment must meet certain standards listed on the program web site. Qualifying residents must occupy the home where the equipment is installed year-round (12 months) and unit must heat and cool the whole home, unless otherwise stated. Further program restrictions apply, see website for details.
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Duke Energy - Residential and Builder Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

The Smart Saver program offers incentives for residential customers to increase their home’s energy efficiency. Incentives are provided for qualifying heating and cooling equipment installation or service, attic insulation with air sealing, and duct sealing. Duke Energy Indiana electric residential retail customers residing in a single-family home, condominium, duplex or mobile homes are eligible for the incentives. All incentives are paid after completion of the services.

 

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Energy Efficient State Building Initiative

In June 2008, the Governor of Indiana issued an Executive Order establishing an energy efficient state buildings initiative. The order requires the Indiana Department of Administration (DOA) to develop design standards for all new state buildings that require a cost-effectiveness analysis of the building with a goal of achieving energy efficiency. These rules apply to all state agencies, departments, boards, offices, commissions, and public universities. 

The DOA has incorporated the requirements of the Executive Order into Indiana's standard instructions to designers for projects on state-owned buildings. Efficiency can be demonstrated through adherence to any of the following standards:

  • A rating
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Harrison County REMC - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

Harrison County REMC offers rebates for residential customers to save energy in new or existing homes. Rebates are available for heat pumps, electric outdoor equipment, and heat pump water heaters. All rebates will be listed as a billing credit on the member's account. Members can complete the rebate request form and return it to the REMC office. Visit the utility website for more information on this program.

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Heartland REMC - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

Heartland Rural Electric Membership Cooperative (REMC) is a member-owned electric distribution organization that provides service to customers in north-central Indiana. To encourage energy efficiency, Wabash County REMC offers rebates to residential customers for the purchase of efficient heat pumps and water heaters.   For more information about these rebates, customers should speak with the Heartland REMC Energy Adviser or read more of the information on the program web site.
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Income Tax Deduction for Solar-Powered Roof Vents or Fans

Indiana allows taxpayers to take a deduction on solar-powered roof fans (or vent, also sometimes called an attic fan) installed in a home that the taxpayer owns or leases. The deduction is for 50% of the cost of the materials and installation labor, up to $1,000. 

The taxpayer must provide proof of the taxpayer’s costs for installation of a solar powered roof vent or fan and a list of the persons or corporations that supplied labor or materials for the solar powered roof vent or fan. 

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Income Tax Deduction for the Installation of Building Insulation

A residential taxpayer is entitled to an Indiana income tax deduction on the materials and labor used to install insulation in a taxpayer’s principal place of residence in Indiana. 

Amount

The insulation deduction is limited to the cost of the insulation (including installation costs) or $1,000, whichever is less. The deduction must be taken for the tax year during which the materials were installed. Excess costs may not be carried forward to subsequent tax years. 

Eligible Technologies

This deduction includes the following forms of insulation: material made from fiberglass, rock wool, cellulose, Styrofoam, urea-based foam urethane, vermiculite, perlite, polystyrene, reflective

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Indiana Michigan Power - Energy Savings Rebate Program

Indiana Michigan Power's Energy Saver Program provides its customers incentives for upgrading to energy efficient equipment and for properly disposing of old equipment. Residential customers are eligible to receive a rebate of $40 for proper recycling of qualified refrigerator and freezers.  Customers can also attain discounts on energy efficient lighting at participating retailers.  Visit the program website to find a list of stores participating in this program.  The Energy Saver Program also provides for home energy assessments, renewable and demonstration pilot projects, school energy efficiency education programs, and weatherization services for income qualified customers.  Contact Indiana Michigan Power directly or
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Indiana Solar Easements & Rights Laws

Indiana state law includes both covenant restrictions and solar easement provisions. The state's covenant restrictions prevent planning and zoning authorities from prohibiting or unreasonably restricting the use of solar energy. Indiana's solar easement provisions are similar to those in many other states. Although they do not create an automatic right to sunlight they allow parties to voluntarily enter into solar easement contracts which are enforceable by law. Passive solar structures are explicitly included in the type of solar-collection equipment that may be protected by solar easements.

In March 2022, Indiana adopted a bill, H.B. 1196, preventing homeowners' associations from

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Indianapolis Power & Light - Residential Energy Incentives Program

Indianapolis Power and Light is now AES Indiana.

AES Indiana offers energy incentive programs to assist residential customers with reducing energy consumption. Incentives are available for heat pumps, ac units, water heaters, insulation, equipment tune-ups, energy star appliances and more. Virtual home energy assessments are also offered to customers at no cost, providing homes with free LED lighting, a smart thermostat and other instant savings. Additional programs are available for income-qualified weatherization and more, see program website for details.

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Interconnection Standards

In November 2005, the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) approved rules governing the interconnection of distributed generation (DG). Indiana's interconnection rules require the state's investor-owned utilities to provide three levels of interconnection to customer-generators.

  • Level 1: Applies to inverter-based systems with a maximum nameplate capacity of 10 kilowatts (kW). These systems must comply with IEEE 1547 and UL 1741 standards. There are no application fees or other fees for Level 1 interconnection review. Utilities may not impose additional requirements not specified in the IURC rules. There are specific limitations on a single system's potential impact and the aggregate potential impact
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Jackson County REMC - Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

Jackson County Rural Electric Membership Corporation (REMC) offers a variety of rebates for energy efficient equipment installed and operating in the current program year. Homes or structures connected to Jackson County REMC are eligible for the rebate. Rebates are available for heat pump water heaters, geothermal, air source, dual fuel, and ductless mini-split heap pumps. All equipment must meet certain standards listed on the program website, and rebate amounts generally vary depending on the efficiency of the equipment. Most rebates are available for new construction and replacement equipment. To qualify, the home in which the equipment is installed must be
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Jasper County REMC - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

Jasper County REMC, in conjunction with Wabash Valley Power Association's Power Moves programs, offers a range of rebates to its residential customers for the purchase and installation of energy efficient home equipment.  Incentivized items include air-source and geothermal heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, and refrigerator recycling.  Both rebates from the Power Moves program, and bill credits from Jasper County REMC, are available for air-source and geothermal heat pumps.  Review the program's web site or contact the REMC directly for more information.
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Jay County REMC - Water Heater Rebate Program

Jay County Rural Electric Membership Cooperative (REMC) is a member-owned electric distribution organization serving customers in central Indiana. Jay County REMC offers a rebate to its customers for the purchase and installation of electric water heaters. Customers can receive an incentive from $125-$200 for this program. For more information, visit the program website.
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Johnson County REMC - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

Johnson County Rural Electric Membership Cooperative offers rebates to residential customers who install or replace new water heating and HVAC equipment. Rebates are available on the purchase and installation of air source heat pumps, geothermal heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, mini-split ductless heat pumps, and other equipment. New construction and existing homes are eligible for rebates under this program. All equipment efficiency requirements for the program must be met in order to receive a rebate. Contact JCREMC for additional details or visit the website listed above.

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Kosciusko REMC - Residential Geothermal and Air-source Heat Pump Rebate Program

Kosciusko REMC offers rebates (as bill credits) to residential members for the purchase and installation of high efficiency air-source heat pumps, geothermal heat pumps, and electric water heaters. For each purchase of an air-source heat pump, Kosciusko REMC will credit $150 onto the customer's bill. For the purchase of a geothermal heat pump, Kosciusko REMC will credit $250 on the customer's bill. For every additional electric water heater purchased, customers may receive an $100 rebate. Within six months of installation, customer must have a KREMC inspection and provide a valid dealer’s invoice. See the program web site for more information

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LaGrange County REMC - Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

LaGrange County REMC, in conjunction with the Wabash Valley Power Association's Power Moves program, offers a variety of rebates for the purchase and installation of energy efficient equipment. For residential customers, LaGrange County REMC offers rebates to residential customers who purchase heat pumps, heat pump water heaters and efficient lighting.  Heat pump incentive amounts vary by size and efficiency, as well as by the system being replaced. LaGrange REMC also provides a $35 rebate for the proper recycling of an older refrigerator unit. Visit the program web site or contact LaGrange REMC for additional information on all programs. 

 

 

 

 

 

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Marshall County REMC - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

Marshall County REMC offers rebates to residential customers for the purchase and installation of energy efficient and geothermal heat pumps, pool pumps and water heaters. Detailed eligibility requirements for each of the various rebates can be found on the program website here. Heating and cooling rebates are offered for both new and existing homes.

All rebated equipment must be new and meet all technical specifications stated in rebate applications. Applications should be submitted within 60 days of project completion. Equipment must be installed and operational before December 31st, 2023, while applications should be postmarked by February 29th, 2024. Pre- and

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Miami-Cass REMC - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

Miami-Cass Rural Electric Membership Cooperative (MCREMC) is a member-owned electric distribution cooperative serving customers in central Indiana.  MCREMC offers energy efficiency rebates to its residential in conjuction with the Wabash Valley Power Association (the wholesale power provider of MCREMC). Incentives exist for customers who install heat pump water heaters and air-source, geothermal, or dual fuel heat pumps, to either replace their existing (non-heat pump) HVAC system, to upgrade their existing heat pump system, or as a part of a new construction project. Incentives vary according to whether the equipment is a replacement, an upgrade, or new construction.  Visit the program

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Net Metering

Note: In April 2021, the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission approved a proposal from CenterPoint South (formerly Vectren, Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Company) for a new distributed generation rate under the framework established by S.B. 309. The new rate uses a net billing system with instantaneous netting, with exported electricity compensated at 1.25* the locational marginal price (LMP) at CenterPoint's load node. As of March 2024, AES Indiana, Indiana Michigan Power, NIPSCO, and Duke Energy Indiana have filed updated tariffs with similar structures.

Note: Senate Bill 309, signed into law in May 2017, makes important changes to Indiana's compensation
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NineStar Connect - Residential Energy Efficient Equipment Rebate Program

Nine Star Connect (Greenfield and Maxwell, IN) offers residential customers an incentive to buy energy efficient air-source heat pumps, geothermal heat pumps, heat pump water heaters and lighting. All equipment must meet minimum efficiency standards. Contact the utility for more information.

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NIPSCO (Gas & Electric) - Residential Energy Efficiency Program

Northern Indiana Public Service Corporation (NIPSCO) offers rebates to residential customers that install energy efficient gas and electric measures in homes through the NIPSCO Energy Efficiency Rebate Program. The program is available to all residential NIPSCO natural gas and electric customers. Flat rebates are offered for natural gas boilers, natural gas furnaces, heat pump/hybrid water heaters, programmable thermostats, and more. In order to be eligible for a rebate, all equipment must meet minimum efficiency and use requirements as specified by the utility.

Qualifying residential customers are also eligible for weatherization measures through the Income Qualified Weatherization program. Visit the program

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NIPSCO - Feed-In Tariff

Note: As of September 2023, the intermediate solar category is closed to new applications. Other categories remain open.

NIPSCO is offering a feed-in tariff program for customers who generate electricity from solar, wind, or biomass. All NIPSCO electric customers in good standing are eligible for the program. Facilities must be between 3 kilowatts (kW) and 1 megawatt (MW), must be insured, and must meet interconnection standards. Payments are made to the customer on a monthly basis. Applications are available on the web site, as well as engineering standards and tariff information.

There is a non-refundable processing fee of $25 plus

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Noble REMC - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Incentives

Through Wabash Valley Power Association's POWER MOVES program, Noble REMC offers residential rebates. Incentives are provided for heat pumps, water heaters, heating and cooling/ HVAC systems, and whole building measures. More information and the rebate application from WVPA can be found on the program website.



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Northeastern REMC - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

Northeastern Rural Electric Membership Corporation (REMC) is a consumer-owned corporation that supplies electric power to more than 25,000 members in Northeastern Indiana. Northeastern REMC offers rebates to its residential customers for the purchase of water heaters. See the program web site for specific equipment and rebate payment details. For more information regarding these rebates, customers should see the program website above, or contact REMC directly.

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Ohio Valley Gas Corporation - Residential and Small Commercial Natural Gas Incentive Program

Ohio Valley Gas Corporation (OVG) offers rebates to its residential and small commercial customers for the purchase of energy efficient equipment and appliances. The program's rebate offering includes incentives for furnaces, space heaters, tank water heaters, and tankless water heaters, clothes dryers, and kitchen ranges. Rebates for equipment often vary by size and efficiency. Rebate amounts also depend on whether the equipment installed is used in new construction, as a conversion,  or as a replacement for older, less efficient equipment. See the rebate schedule on the website listed above for more detailed information on rebate amounts and requirements. Review all

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Orange County REMC - Energy Efficient Equipment Rebate Program

Orange County REMC offers incentives for members to improve the energy efficiency of homes, appliances and equipment. Rebates are available for water heaters, geothermal heat pumps, and mini-split, dual fuel, or air-source heat pumps. The rebate amount depends on the size and efficiency of the equipment and the type of system that it is replacing. A free 40- to 50-gallon water heater is also available to customers with gas replacements or new construction. To obtain an application and learn more about the program guidelines, see the program website.

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Parke County REMC - Energy Efficient Equipment Rebate Program

Parke County REMC offers rebates to commercial and residential customers for purchasing and installing qualifying energy efficient water heaters, air-source heat pumps, geothermal heat pumps and other equipment. Rebates will be paid in the form of an on-bill credit. Some rebates may be paid over the course of several on-bill credits. All efficiency and equipment requirements stated on the program web site must be met in order to be eligible. Provide all requested purchase information. Rebates will be issued after the program agreement has been signed and appropriate forms have been provided. Parke County's wholesale provider, Wabash Valley Power Association

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Renewable Energy Property Tax Exemption

Systems that generate energy using wind, hydropower, geothermal, and solar energy heating or cooling systems are exempt from property tax.* Systems using solar power devices—including solar thermal, photovoltaic (PV), and other solar energy—are exempt from property tax only if they were installed after December 31, 2011. 

For most eligible renewable energy systems, the assessed value of the system is exempt from property tax. One exception is solar energy heating or cooling systems which are exempt from property tax the amount equal to the out-of-pocket expenditures for the components and labor associated with the system. 

The property tax exemption is allowed

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RushShelby Energy - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

RushShelby Energy provides customers with incentives to help offset the cost of installing energy efficient equipment in participating homes and facilities. Rebates are available for energy efficient cheat pumps, dual fuel heat pumps, geothermal heat pumps and water heaters. Rebates vary depending on the size and efficiency of the equipment and the type of system that it is replacing. Interested customers should consult the utility’s website or call the RushShelby office for more information.

 

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Sales and Use Tax Exemption for Electrical Generating Equipment

Indiana does not have a specific sales and use tax exemption for equipment used in the production of renewable electricity. Therefore, such equipment is presumed to be subject to sales and use tax. However, in Indiana, transactions involving manufacturing machinery, tools, and equipment are exempt from the state gross retail tax if the property is directly used for the direct production of tangible personal property (which includes electricity) for sale. Therefore, equipment, machinery, and tools used in the production of renewable electricity for sale could possibly be eligible for this exemption. Furthermore, a manufacturer of other tangible personal property can
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South Central Indiana REMC - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

South Central Indiana REMC, a Touchstone Energy Partner, offers incentives for residential customers to save energy in participating homes. Rebates are available for air-source, ductless mini split, dual fuel, and geothermal heat pumps as well as heat pump water heaters. Rebate amounts vary depending on the type of technology installed. The rebates apply to equipment installed in a new home and to replacement equipment.  Equipment must be installed by a licensed, full time HVAC contractor. A copy of the sales invoice and an AHRI certificate must be included with the rebate application form. Contact South Central Indiana REMC for any additional
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Southeastern Indiana REMC - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

Southeastern Indiana REMC (SIREMC) offers its residential customers incentives for making certain energy efficiency improvements to their homes. Rebates are available for a variety of energy efficient equipment types. See program website above for complete details.  

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Southern Indiana Power - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

Southern Indiana Rural Electric Coop offers an incentive program for customers to help offset the cost of high efficiency heating and cooling equipment. Rebates are available for energy efficiency water heaters; air-source, dual fuel, and geothermal heat pumps. Equipment can be installed in new construction or an existing home or mobile home. Rebate amounts vary depending on equipment efficiency, installation location, and capacity. Interested customers should complete an application form and send it in with the original product receipt/invoice. All rebate applications for water heaters and heat pumps must be completed and returned to the Southern Indiana Power office within

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Tipmont REMC - Energy Efficiency Equipment Rebate Program

Tipmont REMC customers are eligible for a wide variety of rebates. All necessary proof of purchase information is required. Customers are also eligible for rebates from PowerMoves. Review all program information on the web site listed above. Customers should contact utility to ensure system and home eligibility.

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Utilities District of Western Indiana REMC - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

Utilities District of Western Indiana REMC offers residential customers incentives for energy efficient heat pumps, water heaters, and air conditioners. The geothermal heat pump incentive is available for new construction and retrofits. In order to qualify, all incentive applications must be completed and signed by a contractor and member, be accompanied by AHRI certificate and a copy of the paid receipt, and be submitted within 30 days of unit installation. Interested customers should contact the utility for more information.
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Vectren Energy Deliver of Indiana (Electric) - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

Vectren Energy Delivery of Indiana offers several rebates to electric residential customers who purchase and install energy efficient equipment in their home. Eligible equipment includes central air conditioners, electric heat pumps, and ECM motors for HVAC applications. All efficiency and installation requirements of the program must be met in order to receive a rebate. All equipment invoices must be postmarked within 60 days of installation. Contact Vectren Energy Delivery for additional information on this program.

 

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Wabash Valley Power Association (28 Member Cooperatives) - Residential Energy Efficiency Program

Wabash Valley Power Association (WVPA) is a generation and transmission cooperative which provides wholesale electricity to 28 distribution systems in Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Missouri, and Illinois. View the WVPA membership webpage to view all participating members of the association. WVPA offers a number of rebates to residential customers of these member organizations. Rebates are available for heat pump water heaters, geothermal and air-source heat pumps, and HVAC equipment.

A signed application and installation invoice must be received by Wabash Valley Power within 60 days of the installation completion date. View the program web site listed above for more program or

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WIN Energy REMC - Residential Rebate Program

WIN Energy REMC offers rebates to customers for energy efficient improvements. Rebates must be submitted in person, within 30 days of the equipment installation date. All rebate requests must include a bill of sale with the following information: Installation date, model and serial number, speed of unit, SEER rating, size of equipment (tons), previous type of heating system, and location where the unit was installed.  Visit the program website for more information.

 

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