SAVE MONEY WITH FREE HAWAII ENERGY REBATES

Before buying appliances or other devices that consume power in Hawaii it's a good idea to check for rebates from https://hawaiienergy.com/for-homes/rebates

This free program rewards consumers on most Hawaii islands for investing in products that conserve energy.  The rebates change frequently so you will want to check before making a purchase.  

Examples of rebates that have been offered:

• $200 for upgrading a refrigerator

• $75 plus free haul away to recycle an older refrigerator

• $500 for a heat pump water heater

• $1,000 for a solar hot water heater

• $150 to tune up an existing solar hot water heater

• Instant discounts on LED lights.  Check https://hawaiienergy.com/for-homes/promotions for locations.

• $25-$45 instant rebates on Energy Star rated air conditioners

• $75 for HVAC tune up.

• $750 to retrofit central air conditioning

• $350 for Mini-Split VRF air conditioners

• $75 on a solar attic fan

• $100 on a whole house fan

• $150 for variable frequency drive pool pumps

• Free LED bulbs, showerheads, and advanced power strips: https://hawaiienergy.com/for-homes/energy-smart-4-homes

Some offers are by email only and have included getting products sent straight to the house.  You can sign up for their emails on the bottom of their web site.

The rebates change and there are limited numbers of them, so you will want to check the web site frequently.

One time they were offering up to a $100 rebate on an Energy Star ceiling fan, and Home Depot was selling some models for under $100, so they were essentially free.  

Be sure to check their terms and conditions.  Not all products will qualify for a rebate and some of the services have to be provided by a pre-approved contractor or installer.

Sellers may want to update their appliances to make their home more competitive on the market and these rebates can make it it more affordable.  Buyers can use these resources to save money each month for the long term.

DISCLAIMER

Dayna Robertson and EXIT Realty Island Living are not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or in any way officially connected to Hawaii Energy, its programs, its parent organization(s), or any related entities. The information provided on this page regarding Hawaii Energy rebates, promotions, energy-efficient products, and related incentives is for general informational purposes only and is based on publicly available materials from Hawaii Energy's official website (hawaiienergy.com). We do not administer, process, guarantee, or otherwise participate in any Hawaii Energy rebate applications, approvals, payments, or energy efficiency programs. Rebates, offers, eligibility requirements, amounts, and availability are determined solely by Hawaii Energy and are subject to change without notice. We strongly recommend that you visit the official Hawaii Energy website (https://www.hawaiienergy.com) directly to verify current terms, conditions, participating contractors (if applicable), and to apply for any rebates or promotions. No representations or warranties, express or implied, are made regarding the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, or results of any energy savings, rebate amounts, or program participation referenced herein. Use of this information is at your own risk.