Tipmont is redesigning their rebates program. A new program will be "unveiled later this year". Contact Tipmont with any additional questions.

Heartland Rural Electric Membership Cooperative (REMC) is a member-owned electric distribution organization that provides service to customers in north-central Indiana. To encourage energy efficiency, Wabash County REMC offers rebates to residential customers for the purchase of efficient heat pumps and water heaters.   For more information about these rebates, customers should speak with the Heartland REMC Energy Adviser or read more of the information on the program web site.

Dominion Energy provides incentives for home builders who incorporate energy efficiency into new construction. Builders can receive whole house rebates for building Energy Star homes (certified by an eligible home rater) and High Performance homes . All equipment and construction requirements must be met in order to participate. The program application, builder participation agreement, and more details about incentive amounts and efficiency requirements are located on the program web site.

Dominion Energy provides rebates for residential customers who make their homes more energy efficient by installing certain efficient heating equipment and certain weatherization measures. Incentives are available for programmable thermostats, water heats, boilers and dual-fuel heat pumps.

For more information on incentives, program guidelines and terms, and to access rebate applications, visit the program web site or contact Dominion Energy.

Northeastern Rural Electric Membership Corporation (REMC) is a consumer-owned corporation that supplies electric power to more than 25,000 members in Northeastern Indiana. Northeastern REMC offers rebates to its residential customers for the purchase of water heaters. See the program web site for specific equipment and rebate payment details. For more information regarding these rebates, customers should see the program website above, or contact REMC directly.

Miami-Cass Rural Electric Membership Cooperative (MCREMC) is a member-owned electric distribution cooperative serving customers in central Indiana.  MCREMC offers energy efficiency rebates to its residential in conjuction with the Wabash Valley Power Association (the wholesale power provider of MCREMC). Incentives exist for customers who install heat pump water heaters and air-source, geothermal, or dual fuel heat pumps, to either replace their existing (non-heat pump) HVAC system, to upgrade their existing heat pump system, or as a part of a new construction project. Incentives vary according to whether the equipment is a replacement, an upgrade, or new construction.  Visit the program

Kosciusko REMC offers rebates, issued as bill credits, to residential members who purchase and install qualifying high efficiency equipment. Current amounts are $150 for a new air-source heat pump system; $250 for a geothermal system replacing propane or natural gas and $250 for geothermal in new home construction; $125 for a gas-to-electric water heater replacement, $125 for a new construction water heater and $50 for a desuperheater water heater installed with geothermal; and up to $25 for a new programmable thermostat.

Rebate units must be installed on KREMC lines, and new electric water heaters must be 50-gallon or larger. Geothermal

Jay County Rural Electric Membership Cooperative (REMC) is a member-owned electric distribution organization serving customers in central Indiana. Jay County REMC offers a rebate to its customers for the purchase and installation of electric water heaters. Customers can receive an incentive of $200 for this program. For more information, visit the program website.

Jasper County REMC, in conjunction with Wabash Valley Power Association's Power Moves programs, offers a range of rebates to its residential customers for the purchase and installation of energy efficient home equipment.  Incentivized items include air-source and geothermal heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, and refrigerator recycling.  Both rebates from the Power Moves program, and bill credits from Jasper County REMC, are available for air-source and geothermal heat pumps.  Review the program's web site or contact the REMC directly for more information.

Orange County REMC offers incentives for members to improve the energy efficiency of homes, appliances and equipment. Rebates are available for water heaters, geothermal heat pumps, and mini-split, dual fuel, or air-source heat pumps. The rebate amount depends on the size and efficiency of the equipment and the type of system that it is replacing. A free 40- to 50-gallon water heater is also available to customers with gas replacements or new construction. To obtain an application and learn more about the program guidelines, see the program website.