| Rebate applications will be closed January 5 - 11 for updates. Deadline to submit 2025 rebate applications is February 16, 2026. |
We offer a $500 bonus to income-qualified residential members building new all-electric homes or completing a fully electric remodel conversion. PLUS! This rebate is stackable with individual rebates for each qualifying equipment type!
Eligibility and Application Details
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LPEA offers a $500 bonus to income-qualified residential members building new all-electric homes or completing a fully electric remodel conversion.
PLUS! This rebate is stackable with individual rebates for each qualifying equipment type.
- Submit applications within 90 days of completed installation or certificate of occupancy (new construction).
- Primary source of heat must be electric and sized to provide heat to the entire home (propane/natural gas backup is acceptable).
- Water heaters must be electric (this includes standard electric resistance, heat pump, and desuperheaters).
- All major appliances must be electric (cooktop, oven, dryer).
- Electric vehicles are not required.
2026 Income Qualification Limits
We know the cost of living is pretty high around here, so we're offering added savings for our income-qualified members who earn 150% of the area median income (AMI).
Based on 150% of Area Median Income (AMI)
- Complete the form below.
Jump to Application - You will need to upload:
- Proof of Purchase for all required equipment (Receipts, photos, or spec sheets).
- Copy of Certificate of Occupancy if new construction.
- Proof of income verification
- Applications typically take 8-10 weeks to process and are remitted as a check.
All Electric Rebate Application
3rd Party Rebate Assignment Form
Having trouble submitting your rebate? Email us at rebates@lpea.coop.
LPEA partnered with Habitat for Humanity to build an innovative all-electric home that's transforming affordable housing. This video showcases the sustainable construction process, energy-efficient features, and positive impact on both the environment and the family who now calls it home.
You can also learn more about the benefits of electrification by checking out this recent study by Southwest Energy Efficiency Project (SWEEP). SWEEP estimates that:
- The total initial cost of an all-electric new home is about the same or slightly less than a gas-heated home.
- Annual heating costs (including hot water) are about 10% less than for a gas home.
- Carbon emissions are about 60% lower than a gas home.