RE-UP connects Nevada homeowners with financial and technical assistance for energy efficiency and clean energy upgrades in their homes that can help them save on their utility bills. RE-UP offers unsecured loans at affordable rates for air conditioning, heating, heat pumps, insulation, roofing, solar, and other measures. As part of RE-UP, the Nevada Clean Energy Fund vets licensed contractors. RE-UP also supports homeowners in accessing federal and utility incentives. Find out more below. Sign up for our newsletter or follow us on X for updates. Email us directly at greenloans@nevadacef.org.
The Inflation Reduction Act includes significant federal tax credits and rebates for measures such as heat pumps, insulation, solar, electric vehicles (EVs) and more.
RE-UP offers unsecured loans at affordable rates to homeowners of all income levels. RE-UP considers factors other than credit score when assessing a homeowner’s eligibility for a loan.
RE-UP vets licensed HVAC, solar, and other energy contractors. Be sure to use a contractor certified by the Nevada State Contractors Board for the measure the contractor is installing.
If you are considering installing solar on your home, or if you have issues with your existing rooftop solar, learn about your rights in Nevada and solar consumer protections.
The Weatherization Assistance Program provides homeowners and renters at or below 200% of the federal poverty line with free home energy upgrades.
NV Energy offers residents a free home energy assessment & smart thermostat, incentives for efficient A/C units, and more. If NV Energy is not your utility, reach out to your local utility.
Rebuilding Together Southern Nevada and Northern Nevada are nonprofit organizations that provide critical home repairs, including energy upgrades, to low-income Nevadans.
US Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development offers grants and loans for homeowners, including for home repairs such as weatherization, roof repair, and more.
HUD's Federal Housing Administration insures mortgages for families to finance energy efficiency improvements in their homes. Click below to see the list of approved lenders.
Access energy saving tips and resources, including steps you can take in your home and energy efficient appliance standards such as ENERGY STAR® and DOE's Energy Saver.
Stanford University's Understand Energy Learning Hub provides free access to energy education. Learn about building efficiency, solar, geothermal, and other clean energy measures.
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