Energy Rebates & Incentives in Eugene, OR

19
Available Programs
2
Local Utilities

Local Utility Companies

These utility companies serve Eugene and offer their own rebate programs:

EWEB NW Natural
💰 rebates available to Eugene residents right now.

Top Programs for Eugene Residents

30% of costThrough 2032
Federal Residential Clean Energy Credit (25D) - Solar
Federal Government

Federal 30% tax credit for residential solar panel installation costs including equipment and labor.

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Up to $7,500Through 2032
Federal Clean Vehicle Credit (30D) - New EV
Federal Government

Federal tax credit up to $7,500 for new qualifying electric vehicles.

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Up to $4,000Through 2032
Federal Used Clean Vehicle Credit (25E)
Federal Government

Federal tax credit for purchasing a qualifying used electric vehicle from a dealer.

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30% up to $2,000/yrThrough 2032
Federal Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (25C) - Heat Pumps
Federal Government

30% tax credit for qualifying heat pump purchase and installation.

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Up to $8,000Through 2032
Federal HOMES/HEAR Rebate - Heat Pumps
Federal Government

Point-of-sale rebate for heat pump installation for income-qualified households.

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30% up to $600/itemThrough 2032
Federal 25C Credit - Appliances
Federal Government

Tax credit for ENERGY STAR certified electric stoves, dryers, and cooktops.

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Eugene Rebates by Category

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Solar Panels
1 programs
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Electric Vehicles
2 programs
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Heat Pumps
2 programs
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Energy Efficient Appliances
1 programs
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Insulation & Weatherization
4 programs
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Water Heaters
3 programs
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Smart Home Devices
1 programs
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Utility Bill Credits
1 programs
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Windows & Doors
3 programs
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Battery Storage
1 programs

Frequently Asked Questions

There are 19 rebate programs available to Eugene residents including federal, Oregon state, and local utility programs from EWEB, NW Natural.

Eugene is served by EWEB, NW Natural. Each utility offers its own rebate and incentive programs in addition to state and federal programs.

Start by visiting your utility company website (EWEB) for local rebates. Federal tax credits are claimed on your tax return. State rebates are applied through your state energy office.

Yes! Renters can access utility bill credits, LIHEAP assistance, EV rebates, and some appliance programs. Smart thermostat rebates from EWEB are also available to renters.

The federal 30% solar tax credit, heat pump rebates (up to $8,000), and EV credits (up to $7,500) offer the highest savings. Utility rebates from EWEB add hundreds more.