Building Electrification Guides, Rebates and Loaner programs

Links to programs to help you switch a building from gas fired appliances to all electric

Induction cooking loaner programs usually offer a single burner portable cooktop that plugs into a normal 120 Volt outlet for you to try out induction cooking before buying. Generally lower power than ranges, but useful for getting the feel for induction cooking

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Many other utilities and state and local governments beyond those listed below are now starting to offer rebates for going electric. Contact your local utility and your city's energy office for information.  If you learn of a rebate or other useful program that is not listed here, please contact us using the form at the bottom of this page to let us know!

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• California

  • Statewide

    • Switch Is On Rebate & Contractors - Electrification FAQs and guide to find rebates and participating contractors in California.

    • Clean Energy Connection - Contractor finder for home electrification

  • Bay Area (Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, AF, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma)

    • BayREN Home+ Electrification Appliance & Efficiency Rebates $300 for induction range or cooktop or heat pump gas clothes dryer, $300-1000 for heating and cooling equipment or heat pump water heater, $150 for air sealing, $200 -$800 for duct replacement or sealing and up to $1000 for insulation.

    • BayREN Home Energy Advisor program provides free expert counsel to help you get started on your project. Go to the BayREN home page and click "Get Started"  

    • East Bay Green Home Tour - virtual walking tours and interviews with homeowner that have electrified their homes, and added solar, greywater, sustainable landscapes and more. Check out the house descriptions and videos.

  • Alameda County

    • EBCE Induction Cookstove Loaner Program - Try out induction cooking before you buy

    • Berkeley Tool Lending Library Induction Cookstove loan - Through the Berkeley Public Library Tool Lending Culinary Tools collection

    • Berkeley Building Electrification Resources - Steps and resources for replacing a gas water heater with a heat pump water heater and doing other building electrification.

  • Central Coast (SLO, Santa Barbara, Goleta, Santa Maria, and more)

    • Black Gold Cooperative Library System Induction Cookstove Loaner Program

  • Marin County

    • Electrify Marin - Natural Gas Appliance Replacement Rebate Program - up to $500 for induction range or cooktop, up to $2,000 for heat pump water heater, up to $4,500 for heat pump space heating and up to $1,200 for service panel upgrade.

  • Sonoma County

    • Sonoma Clean Power Induction Cooking Loaner Program

  • Sacramento

    • SMUD Appliance rebates - up to $750 for induction range or cooktop and up to $2,500 for heat pump water heater

    • Sacramento Public Library Induction Cookstove Loaner Program

  • Santa Clara County

    • City of Palo Alto Induction Cookstove Loaner Program

    • City of San Jose Induction Cookstove Checkout Program

    • Silicon Valley Power - Electric Heat Pump Water Heater & Clothes Dryer Rebate Program $500 for heat pump water heater& $100-$200 for a high CEF clothes dryer

  • Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) service territory

    • PG&E Rebates - Rebates for heat pump water heaters and other electrification.

  • San Diego Gas & Electric (SDGE)

    • SDGE Heat Pump Water Heaters Rebate Program

  • Southern California Edison (SCE) service territory

    • SCE Induction Range Lending Program

    • SCE Heat Pump Water Heater Rebate Program & other electrification rebates

• Colorado

  • Denver​

    • Denver Climate Action Rebates - $1800-$7200 for heat pump space heater, up to $6,000 for heat pump water heater, up to $8,000 for solar, upn to $5,750 for battery storage, plus programs for EV charging and service upgrades.​

• Vermont

  • Burlington

    • Burlington Electric Net Zero Rebate Program - up to $150 for an induction range or cooktop, up to $600 for heat pump dryer and up to $8.750 for a heat pump for space heating.\

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• Other states & cities - Many other utilities and state and local governments are now starting to offer rebates for going electric. Contact your local utility and your city's energy office for information. 

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