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U.S. Department of Energy Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy

Indiana Appliance Rebates

THIS PROGRAM IS CLOSED. AS OF JUNE 30, 2010, ALL OF INDIANA'S REBATE FUNDS HAVE BEEN RESERVED. THE WAITLIST IS ALSO CLOSED.

For more information, download the Indiana state appliance program fact sheetPDF.
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Indiana implemented a mail-in rebate program to help residents replace old, inefficient heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment with new ENERGY STAR® qualified units. The program began February 1, 2010 and ended on June 30, 2010.

Eligible products included

  • Furnaces
  • Boilers
  • Central air conditioners
  • Air source heat pumps
  • Geothermal heat pumps

HVAC vendors were responsible for proper disposal of old units.

NOTE: For questions about your rebate such as status, timeline, and rebate amount, please contact your state's program directly through their Web site.

Contact: Indiana Office of Energy Development

Total Funding: $6,118,000

Program information subject to change. Rebates may be offered for a limited time only. Before purchasing a product, check with your program sponsor to ensure rebates are available, and to confirm product eligibility and program requirements. Products purchased must meet efficiency criteria as established by the state.

Program Impact:
Indiana Rebates Help Hoosiers Buy High-Efficiency Appliances

April 20, 2010—Sometimes to save money, you have to spend money, but it's not always easy to take that first step.

Indiana’s new appliance rebate program is helping make it easy—assisting Hoosiers who want to purchase energy-saving appliances that would normally be out of their price range, reports Kristin Trovillion, program manager for the Indiana Office of Energy Development.

On February 1, the Indiana Heating and Air-Conditioning Incentive Program began offering rebates on ENERGY STAR qualified furnaces, boilers, air conditioners, and heat pumps. Rebates range from $150 for central air conditioners to $1,000 for geothermal heat pumps.

"We've focused on equipment that will produce the biggest energy savings and make the biggest cost difference for consumers," Trovillion explains. Many consumers are also combining the state rebates with utility incentives.

State contact: Kristin Trovillion, 317-234-5326
DOE contact: Lani MacRae, 202-586-9193

Visit: www.energysavers.gov/rebates or www.INenergyefficiency.com