Georgia Power customers, Georgia · Rebate
Home Energy Improvement Program (Georgia Power)
Run by Georgia Power
Georgia Power pays back 50% of the cost of energy-saving upgrades, up to a cap per item and $2,500 per customer per year. Covers attic insulation, air sealing, duct sealing, heat pump water heaters, converting an electric furnace to a heat pump, HVAC tune-ups, home energy assessments, smart thermostats and ENERGY STAR appliances. Apply within 60 days of paying.
Amounts
How much you get
50% of the cost, up to a cap that depends on the improvement: for example up to $1,500 for converting an electric furnace to an air source heat pump, $800 for a heat pump water heater, $300 for attic insulation in an electrically heated home ($200 gas), $150 for a smart thermostat or a home energy assessment and $75 for an HVAC tune-up. Bundles of insulation, air sealing and duct sealing by a Program Installer pay more. One customer can receive at most $2,500 in rebates in any one year.
50% of the cost, up to a cap that depends on the improvement: for example up to $1,500 for converting an electric furnace to an air source heat pump, $800 for a heat pump water heater, $300 for attic insulation in an electrically heated home ($200 gas), $150 for a smart thermostat or a home energy assessment and $75 for an HVAC tune-up.
Eligibility
Do I qualify?
You need to meet all 3 of these.
Georgia Power residential customer; the work must be done at a home with Georgia Power residential service.
Home energy assessments, air sealing and the Home Comfort bundles need a Program Installer. Duct sealing needs a Program Installer or DET verifier, and HVAC work a licensed installer. Appliances, thermostats and attic insulation (except dense-pack or spray types) can be done yourself.
What to doFind a Program Installer with Georgia Power's Find an Installer tool. Get a quote from a contractor
These are the single-family rebates; multifamily properties have a separate program with different amounts.
Equipment
What equipment counts
The program sets these minimums.
Indoor/outdoor unit combination listed in the AHRI directory as an air source heat pump; must replace an electric furnace.
Listed on the AHRI directory as a geothermal heat pump.
30% or more reduction in CFM25 (or equivalent) through duct system testing.
20% or more reduction in CFM50, with test-in and test-out.
Existing insulation less than R-19; add R-49 or greater (or bring to current state code as the structure allows) across the entire attic. Radiant barriers don't qualify.
Applying
How to apply
You apply online. Apply within 60 days of the date on your paid-in-full invoice. The current rebates are valid August 1, 2026 to December 31, 2028.
- Pick your improvements.
Check the improvement requirements PDF. Some work needs a Program Installer or licensed professional.
- Complete the work and pay in full.
Keep the paid-in-full or zero-balance invoice.
- Apply online within 60 days.
Have your Georgia Power meter number, the address, and the payee's name and mailing address. A Program Installer can submit for you; say who will submit.
- Receive the rebate check by mail.
Usually 6 to 8 weeks after a complete application.
Paid-in-full or zero-balance invoice
Georgia Power meter number
Signed terms and conditions
W-9 if the rebate is paid to a company
Forms and instructions, including for applying by mailGeorgia Power: Home Energy Improvement Program · Georgia Power: HEIP Precondition and Improvement Requirements, Single Family (PDF)
Questions about applying1-877-310-5607 or hicontractor@southernco.com
Stacking
Use it with
Your address
Next steps
Check that it covers your address. Then, if you want, ask for a contractor quote.
Is it available at your address?
Before anything else
Your quote request is in If a contractor we work with serves your ZIP, they can contact you. We take one request per person; contact us to change it.
Get an email if this program changes
We'll write if its amount, status or deadline changes. Nothing else.
FAQ
Questions
How much does Home Energy Improvement Program (Georgia Power) pay?
50% of the cost, up to a cap that depends on the improvement: for example up to $1,500 for converting an electric furnace to an air source heat pump, $800 for a heat pump water heater, $300 for attic insulation in an electrically heated home ($200 gas), $150 for a smart thermostat or a home energy assessment and $75 for an HVAC tune-up. Bundles of insulation, air sealing and duct sealing by a Program Installer pay more. One customer can receive at most $2,500 in rebates in any one year.
Do I need to be a Georgia Power customer?
Yes. It’s only for homes in Georgia Power customers, Georgia. See Do I qualify for the details.
Do I have to use a contractor?
Yes. Home energy assessments, air sealing and the Home Comfort bundles need a Program Installer.
What’s the deadline?
Apply after it’s installed: within 2 months of purchase or by Dec 31, 2028, whichever comes first.
Is it still available?
Yes. It was open when we last checked, on October 27, 2026.
How long does the rebate take?
About 6 to 8 weeks after Georgia Power gets a complete application. A flawed application takes 6 to 8 weeks after the problem is fixed.
Can I use my own installer?
For some improvements. Home energy assessments, air sealing and the Home Comfort bundles need a Program Installer; HVAC work needs a licensed installer; duct sealing needs a DET verifier or Program Installer.
Who are the Program Installers?
They are BPI-certified Building Analysts trained by Georgia Power who meet insurance and background check requirements. Georgia Power suggests contacting them directly about pricing and who submits the application.
Plain words
Words used on this page
References
Sources
This page is built from these official pages, run by the program itself.
- Georgia Power: Home Energy Improvement Program
- Georgia Power: HEIP Precondition and Improvement Requirements, Single Family (PDF)
When one of these pages changes, we re-check this page against it.
Nearby
More in Georgia
Georgia Power customers, Georgia
EASE for Manufactured Homes (Georgia Power)
Amount varies
Georgia Power customers who own or rent a manufactured, prefab or mobile home can get free energy-saving items installed, such as smart thermostats, advanced power strips, faucet aerators and low-flow showerheads. Installed by Utility Energy Services at no cost.
Checked Oct 27, 2026
Georgia Power customers, Georgia
EASE for Seniors (Georgia Power)
Amount varies
Free home energy upgrades for Georgia Power customers aged 60 or older who own and live in their home, with household income at or below 200% of the federal poverty guidelines. After an in-home assessment, a contractor installs insulation, air sealing, duct sealing or HVAC servicing at no cost.
Checked Oct 27, 2026
Georgia Power customers, Georgia
Energy Assistance for Savings and Efficiency (EASE) (Georgia Power)
Up to $5,000
Free energy upgrades worth up to $5,000 for Georgia Power customers with household income at or below 300% of the federal poverty guidelines. An assessor visits, then a program contractor installs attic insulation, air sealing, duct sealing or HVAC servicing at no cost. Renters can apply with the landlord's written consent.
Checked Oct 27, 2026