ATTN: TAX FILERS

Make sure you use these tax credits before they’re gone!

The “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” passed by a Republican-led Congress and signed into law by President Trump, eliminates popular federal home energy tax credits years earlier than planned, cutting off support for American households facing increasing energy bills.

This is bad news, but the good news is there’s still time to use these credits before they expire. We made a handy chart below with all the specific dates. Plus, there are still thousands of state, local, and utility-level incentives that can help you make clean electric upgrades.

Disclaimer: The information presented here is for educational purposes only. It is not intended to provide specific tax guidance. For questions regarding your individual tax situation, we suggest consulting with your tax advisor.

Updated deadlines for home energy tax credits:

The clock is ticking on these incentives.

Tax credits (in order of expiration)

New EV (30D)	Up to $7,500	Vehicles purchased by September 30, 2025 are eligible. More Info
Used EV (25E)	Up to $4,000	Vehicles purchased by September 30, 2025 are eligible. More Info

Heat pump air conditioner / heater (25C)	Up to $2,000	Installations by December 31, 2025 are eligible. More Info
Heat pump water heater (25C)	Up to $2,000	Installations by December 31, 2025 are eligible. More Info
Weatherization / insulation (25C)	Up to $1,200	Installations by December 31, 2025 are eligible. More Info
Electrical panel (25C)	Up to $600	Installations by December 31, 2025 are eligible More Info
Home energy audit (25C)	Up to $150	Installations by December 31, 2025 are eligible. More Info

Rooftop solar installation (25D)	30% of qualifying costs	Installations by December 31, 2025 are eligible. More Info
Battery storage installation (25D)	30% of qualifying costs	Installations by December 31, 2025 are eligible. More Info
Geothermal heating installation (25D)	30% of qualifying costs	Installations by December 31, 2025 are eligible. More Info
EV charger (30C)	Up to $1,000	Chargers placed in service by June 30, 2026 are eligible. More Info

More good news! State rebates remain intact

HER: Home Efficiency Rebates	Up to $8,000, varies by state. More info
HEAR: Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates	Up to $14,000, varies by state. More info

Not sure what you qualify for? We can help with that.

Start with our savings calculator below.

Other options:

Even after federal tax credits phase out, you may still be able to take advantage of tax credits by leasing clean energy systems.

That’s because there are still tax credits for companies that lease solar panels, battery storage and geothermal heat pumps to homeowners. Under a leasing agreement, the company that installs and owns the equipment claims the credit and typically passes the value to you in the form of lower monthly lease payments. This arrangement is available through 2027 for solar panels and well into the 2030s for battery storage and geothermal heat pumps.