Alaska Residential Energy Rebates
AHFC is developing rebates specifically tailored to address the unique needs and challenges of Alaska. Visit AlaskaHousingEnergy.us to learn about the New Home Construction Rebate now accepting applications, and upcoming residential energy rebate programs that are aligned with U.S. Department of Energy funding guidelines.
Recent Milestones for AHFC
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August 2022 The Inflation Reduction Act authorized $8.8 billion into home energy efficiency and electrification projects.
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July 2023 Alaska Energy Authority, in partnership with AHFC, was allocated $74.6 million for the statewide Home Efficiency Rebate and Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate programs.
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April 2024 Alaska was awarded $125 million for the Solar for All program:
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$62.5 million awarded to Alaska Energy Authority and AHFC
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$62.5 million awarded to Tanana Chiefs Conference, Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium and AHFC
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June 2024 Approval of $7 million for New Home Construction rebates to be managed by AHFC
- January 2025 AHFC launched the New Home Construction Rebate
Upcoming Dates
- Fall/winter 2024 Energy rater training
- Fall 2025 Launch of Home Efficiency Rebate and Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate programs
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Resources from Energy.gov:
- Nationwide interactive map, showing rebate status by state
- Home Energy Rebates FAQ’s
- Energy Savings Hub tips and resources, Department of Energy
Editor's Note: All dates subject to change.