Rebates for Renewables

As of March 26, 2025, Denver's rebates for solar and battery storage on residential homes are fully subscribed for 2025. If your contractor submitted an application prior to March 26, your application will be processed on a first come, first served basis, subject to available funds. We encourage you to subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed of program changes and get notified if the program reopens.  

Solar Rebates

If you already have a heat pump or heat pump water heater installed in your home and you’re ready for solar, you can work with a registered contractor to reserve a solar rebate through our Climate Action Rebate program. You can receive a rebate of $1 per watt, up to $2,000 for your solar project. Additional funding is available if your household makes less than 80% of area median income. 

Learn more about Climate Action Rebates

Battery Storage 

Battery storage pairs well with solar and can replace a backup gas generator, allowing you to keep essential devices operating during power outages.  

If you’re interested in installing a battery, the Climate Action Rebate program will provide $500. This rebate assists with the cost of hiring a licensed electrician and installing a new battery system. You are eligible for an increased rebate of $2,750 through the Climate Action Rebate program if you already have a heat pump, a heat pump water heater, or a bidirectional EV charger installed in your home. 

You can work with any of our registered contractors to install this equipment.  

Learn more about how to get a rebate