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Eligibility based on income (AMI)

Eligibility based on income (AMI)

MiHER rebate eligibility is based on the applicant’s Area Median Income (AMI) at the time of application.

  • Applicants with household income below 80% AMI may qualify for enhanced rebates.
  • Applicants with household income at or above 80% AMI may qualify for standard rebates.

Enhanced rebates

Customers eligible for Enhanced Rebates may receive up to 100% of the cost of qualifying upgrades, depending on:

  • Estimated energy savings, and
  • The scope of work recommended by the participating contractor.

Standard rebates

Customers eligible for Standard Rebates may receive up to 50% of the cost of qualifying upgrades. Any remaining project costs not covered by the rebate are the responsibility of the customer.

Rebate limitations for homeowners/renters

Income level Rebate amount (not to exceed)
Less than 80% AMI 100% of qualified project cost
80% - 150% AMI 50% of qualified project cost
Eligibility and rebate amounts are subject to program guidelines, available funding, and verification of income and completed work.

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