Maryland Energy Rebates by City

Browse rebates and incentives available across Maryland. Select your city to see local utility rebates, state programs, and income-qualified federal rebates.

Built for Maryland contractors

The Maryland rebate landscape, in plain English

Almost every Maryland install carries an EmPOWER-funded utility rebate (BGE, Pepco, Potomac Edison, Washington Gas, Delmarva, or SMECO depending on service territory), and many stack an MEA grant or — for income-qualified households — a HEEHRA point-of-sale rebate on top. The federal 25C tax credit is not part of that math anymore: it expired for equipment placed in service after December 31, 2025. Knowing which of the live programs apply on which job is how you close more deals and quote bigger tickets. Here's what every Maryland HVAC, water heating, and weatherization contractor should have on their cheat sheet.

EmPOWER Maryland

Statewide — funds the utility rebates below

The ratepayer-funded framework every Maryland utility administers, and where most of the money on a residential job comes from. Heat pumps, HPWHs, weatherization, and smart thermostats all draw on it, alongside Quick Home Energy Check-ups, Home Performance with ENERGY STAR, and income-eligible tiers. Same measures across the state, different amounts by utility.

BGE (Baltimore Gas & Electric)

Electric + gas — Baltimore Metro

EmPOWER-funded heat pump, HPWH, smart thermostat, and weatherization rebates. Strong tiered incentives on cold-climate heat pumps. Most of your Baltimore-area jobs route through here.

Pepco

Electric — Montgomery & Prince George's

Big DC-suburb electric utility. EmPOWER rebates on heat pumps, HPWHs, and electrical service upgrades. Ductless mini-split incentives are competitive — bake them into Bethesda / Silver Spring / Bowie quotes.

Washington Gas

Natural gas — DC suburbs + Frederick

Gas-side rebates for high-efficiency furnaces, boilers, water heaters, and smart thermostats. Pair with Pepco / Potomac Edison electric rebates on dual-fuel jobs.

Potomac Edison

Electric — Western & Central MD

Covers Frederick, Hagerstown, Cumberland, and Carroll County. EmPOWER rebates on heat pumps, weatherization, and water heating. Often missed on Western MD quotes — don't leave it on the table.

Delmarva Power / SMECO

Eastern Shore + Southern MD

Delmarva covers Salisbury, Ocean City, and the Eastern Shore. SMECO covers Charles, Calvert, and St. Mary's. Both run EmPOWER rebate programs with similar heat pump and HPWH incentives.

Maryland Energy Administration (MEA)

State — geothermal, solar, storage

State-funded incentives outside the EmPOWER framework. Geothermal heat pump grants and storage incentives are the standouts — useful for upmarket residential jobs.

HEEHRA (Home Efficiency Rebates)

Federal — point of sale, income-based

Maryland's rollout is in flight. Income-qualified households get up to $8,000 off heat pumps, $1,750 off HPWHs, and more — at point of sale. Watch for launch dates and get certified early.

Heads up: EmPOWER Maryland funding resets each program year and several utilities have hit caps mid-year. If you're quoting in Q3 or Q4, confirm the rebate is still funded before you commit a number — or use the rebate finder below to pull live program status by zip.

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