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The Energy Tax Credit

Energy Efficient Home Improvements can lower your bills AND get you an Energy Tax Credit or other financial incentives. Depending on your country and region, you may have several incentives available to you.

We all know taxes and tax forms can be complicated so researching programs may take some time. The possible substantial savings, however, makes it worth it.

Tax Incentives by Country
(countries listed in alphabetic order)

Available in Australia

Grants, Rebates and Government Assistance

Available in Canada

Rebates for Energy Star Qualified Products in Canada

ecoENERGY Retrofit Grant

Available in Ireland

Sustainable Energy Ireland Grants

Available in New Zealand

Funding through the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority

Available in the United Kingdom

Energy Saving Scotland home renewables grants

Available in the United States

Federal Energy Tax Credits

State and Utility Company Incentives
Find credits and incentives in your area by using the Database of State Incentives for Renewable Energy (DSIRE). This database offers information for both individuals and companies.

Energy Star Appliance Rebate Programs

Check with your Accountant and Contractor

Your contractor may have some general information on the possible home improvement incentives available to you. For more details, it's best to check with an expert. Consulting with your accountant about eligibility, etc. before you start your project helps ensure you won't have any surprises at tax time. If you can find an accountant that has special knowledge or interest in Energy Efficiency, even better.

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Our Home Page has some great Energy Efficient Home Improvement Projects that might qualify you for some financial incentives and help-

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