Baltimore Gas & ElectricMDrebate

Home Performance with ENERGY STAR

Rebate amount
$100 - $15,000
Your qualifying range
$100 – $3,000

Rebates are based on modeled energy savings. Insulation and air sealing are capped at 75% of project cost up to $10,000 (standard) or $15,000 (with electrification switch). Duct sealing is $500 ($750 if combined with air sealing/insulation). Smart thermostats are $100 each (max 3). HVAC equipment (ASHP, AC, GHP) starting amounts vary by tier and efficiency. All HVAC rebates require an HPwES audit and a Rebate Reservation Application.

BGE's Home Performance with ENERGY STAR program offers homeowners rebates averaging $3,000 for completing eligible whole-home upgrades like insulation and air sealing. Customers must first schedule a $100 home energy audit with a participating contractor.

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Guidance

The BGE Home Performance with ENERGY STAR program offers rebates averaging $3,000 for completing eligible whole-home energy upgrades. To qualify, single-family BGE customers must complete a pre-installation home energy audit and use an approved participating contractor.

Homeowner Tasks

  • Verify property eligibility

    Confirm that your property is a single-family home currently serviced by Baltimore Gas & Electric (BGE).

  • Select a participating BGE contractor

    Hire an approved participating BGE contractor, as they are required for both the audit and the installation.

  • Complete a pre-installation home energy audit

    Schedule and complete a $100 home energy audit with your participating contractor before any installation work begins.

Contractor Tasks

  • Perform the home energy audit

    Conduct the mandatory $100 pre-installation energy audit and outline the recommended upgrades for the homeowner.

  • Secure program pre-approval

    Submit the planned upgrades to BGE and obtain official program pre-approval before starting any installation work.

Installation work must not begin until the home energy audit is complete and program pre-approval is officially secured. Starting work early will disqualify the rebate.
Both the initial energy audit and the installation must be performed by an approved participating BGE contractor. Use of a non-participating contractor will result in disqualification.
Moderate-income households may qualify for 'Income-Based Savings', which provides up to $15,000 in total value. Households with income below the specified minimums should check the EmPOWER Maryland Limited Income Energy Efficiency Program.

Qualification

  • Energy Star certified equipment
  • Has income-qualified portion

    The 'Income-Based Savings' portion offers three tiers of upgrades with significantly lower customer costs (e.g. ~$750 for HVAC tier). Max total value up to $15,000 (including $5,000 electrification bonus). Eligibility is based on household size and income falling within a specific moderate-income bracket (e.g., $104,201 - $124,800 for a family of 4). Households with income below the specified minimums should check the EmPOWER Maryland Limited Income Energy Efficiency Program.

  • Pre-approval required

Not required: ahri matched pair · income-qualified · permit required · contractor enrollment required · fuel switching required

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Budget & Availability

  • May 21, 2026
    Funds are currently available for audits and subsequent upgrade rebates.

How to Submit

Start by scheduling a $100 home energy audit with an approved participating contractor. The contractor will outline recommended upgrades and secure pre-approval for rebates averaging $3,000.

Program Resources

  • Baltimore Gas & ElectricMD
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