Expiring Soon: Federal Tax Credits for Heat Pumps, Solar & More

If you’ve been considering solar, a heat pump, insulation, or other clean energy upgrades, now’s the time — many of the federal tax incentives are ending this year! Check out the chart below and next steps, to claim thousands in rebates before they’re gone.

 

Category

Item Current Federal Rebates Rebate Deadline Resources
SOLAR Solar Panels 30% of qualifying costs 12/31/25 Click Here
Solar Battery Storage 30% of qualifying costs 12/31/25 Click Here
EV’S New EV Up to $7,500 9/30/25 Click Here
Used EV Up to $4,000 9/30/25 Click Here
EV Charger Up to $1,000 6/30/26 Click Here
HEAT PUMPS Air Source Heat Pump Up to $2,000 12/31/25 Click Here
Geothermal Heat Pumps 30% of qualifying costs 12/31/25 Click Here
WATER HEATERS Solar Water Heater 30% of qualifying costs 12/31/25
Heat Pump Water Heater Up to $2,000 12/31/25 Click Here
WEATHERIZATION Insulation Up to $1,200 12/31/25 Click Here
Air Sealing Up to $1,200 12/31/25 Click Here
Qualifying Windows, skylights, exterior doors Up to $1,200 12/31/25 Click Here
⚡ ELECTRIC Electric Panels Up to $600 12/31/25 Click Here

Explore your options now to make the most of available federal tax credits while they’re still in effect. Check out this handy Savings Calculator.

Please note that while federal incentives may be winding down, Massachusetts residents still have access to generous Mass Save rebates for heat pumps, insulation, energy assessments, and more.

Now is the time to take advantage of Federal Tax Credits before they sunset! Here are some next steps:

  • Looking for a solar, heat pump and insulation expert? Download Green Newton’s Green Pages, a local directory of Green service providers, recommended by Green Newton members.
  • Need help navigating your options and rebates? Contact Green Newton’s Energy Advocate, Armela Gjylsheni, at armela@greennewton.org to learn what’s available and get personalized guidance on your clean energy journey.

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