Home Appliance Rebates

Soon you could save up to $1,680 on select home appliances.

The Inflation Reduction Act

Through the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act, you can lower energy costs by upgrading your existing home appliances. The Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate (HEAR) provides eligible consumers a rebate to save money on purchasing new electric appliances. This includes the Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate, savings for an Energy Star-certified electric heat pump clothes dryer and stove, cooktop, range or oven.

Check your state’s energy office to find out if you qualify

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Whirlpool Corporation + HEAR

With American residences accounting for nearly 21% of all U.S. energy use, we are designing and producing products with the consumer AND planet in mind. By upgrading to electric home appliances with the help of HEAR, you can save energy, reduce utility bills and reduce your impact on the environment.

Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates

You may be eligible for a Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate if you:
  • Upgrade appliances in your home
  • Live in a single-family or multi-family home
  • Are low-income and/or medium-income
  • Participate in an eligible federal program

<80% AMI*

*Area Median Income

Up to $840 in savings

80-150% AMI*

*Area Median Income

Up to $420 in savings

How much could you save
Rebates are launching in states at various times, most of which will be in 2024. Please check your state’s energy office to see when rebate programs are available.

Explore Our Energy-Saving Appliances

We offer environmentally conscious innovations across our entire brand lineup. View our brand websites below to discover which home appliances are right for you.

Advancing Sustainable Solutions

For over 110 years, Whirlpool Corporation has been driven by our mission of improving life at home. Today, helping to protect the planet is an essential part of that commitment. A guiding principle at Whirlpool Corporation is Design for Sustainability which means we are developing products to help reduce our reliance on nonrenewable resources, lower our carbon and water footprint, and maintain our standards of excellence for quality and performance. Read more about our sustainable products and pledge to drive to net zero in our plants and operations.

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The Inflation Reduction Act is a law signed on August 16, 2022, aimed at supporting clean energy, addressing climate change and reducing home improvement costs to households.

You may be eligible for an instant home appliance rebate if you:

  • Upgrade your home appliances.
  • Own a single- or multi-family home, rental properties or new construction.
  • Are low- or medium-income.
  • Participate in an eligible federal program.

To secure a home appliance rebate, follow these steps:

  1. Pre-qualify via your state’s energy office .
  2. Identify an electric appliance online or in-store.
  3. Verify your rebate eligibility for the selected appliance online or in-store.
  4. Complete checkout by finalizing the remaining payment (if applicable), shipping and delivery logistics.

Visit your state’s energy office to learn when HEAR will be available in your area and how to claim your rebate.

Low-income households* are eligible to receive an immediate rebate up to $1,680 toward their purchase of an electric appliance, including an ENERGY STAR-Certified electric heat pump clothes dryer, and stove, cooktop, range and/or oven. Each qualifying household may receive up to $14,000 for home appliance rebates total.

*A low-income household is defined as a household that operates on an income lower than 80% of the average median household income in your area. Confirm your eligibility here.

Medium-income households* are eligible to receive an immediate rebate up to $840 toward their purchase of an electric appliance, including an ENERGY STAR-Certified electric heat pump clothes dryer, and stove, cooktop, range and/or oven. Each qualifying household may receive up to $14,000 for home appliance rebates total.

*A medium-income household is defined as a household that operates on an income between 80% to 150% of the average median household income in your area. Confirm your eligibility here.

Visit your state’s energy office to learn when HEAR will be available in your area and how to claim your rebate.

If you purchased an energy-efficient appliance in your home after August 16, 2022, contact your state’s energy office to see if you meet the federal and state rules to qualify for a rebate.

Have more questions?

See the U.S. Department of Energy’s complete list of FAQs here. Please check your state’s energy office for applicable conditions and details.

Learn more from Rewiring America’s incentive calculator to identify potential savings.