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The Bloomington Green Home Improvement Program provides rebates to help Bloomington homeowners complete energy efficiency upgrades, reduce their utility bills, and increase the environmental sustainability of their houses. This program progresses the City of Bloomington’s goals to improve environmental and economic equity in Bloomington.
This program is currently being updated for 2025. Please check back soon for more information. Applications will open in early 2025!
BGHIP Program Information
The City of Bloomington provides rebates to Bloomington homeowners depending on household income and project type. Higher rebates will be available for low income applicants. The following project types qualify for funding:
Renewable Energy
- Solar panels
- Battery energy storage system
Electrification
- Level 2 EV charger
- Energy Star central air conditioner
- Heat pump water heater
- HVAC heat pumps
Weatherization
- Energy Star exterior door or windows
- Attic insulation and/or sealing
To qualify for a rebate, the property must be within Bloomington city limits. Properties must be owner-occupied. Applicants must provide quotes from a contractor in order to apply. Rebates will be paid upon submission of a complete and paid invoice. Rebates can be combined with other financial incentives such as Duke Energy rebates and tax credits. A loan is not required for participation, but bought-down interest rate loans are available through program partners Clean Energy Credit Union and Hoosier Hills Credit Union.
Find out more ways to fund your sustainable home project on our page about Residential Rebates and Financing.