Notice: This program is not available to the public. GEO is expected to launch programs to the public in 2026.
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WHERE WE ARE NOW
We’re making progress! Guam is currently updating the program narrative and budget based on DOE feedback, moving us one step closer to our program launch
HOMES PROGRAM
The HOMES Program (Home-Owner Managing Energy Savings) provides rebates for eligible whole-home energy efficiency improvements that have proven reduce energy usage by atleast 15%
Homeowners, Landlords, Renters with landlord approval, and contractors may qualify for this program.
Your income must be a certain percentage of the Department of Energy’s Area Median Income (AMI) Chart. This is subject to change per DOE guidelines.
HEEHR PROGRAM
The High-Efficiency Electric Home Rebate (HEEHR) Program provides rebates for eligible households for qualified electrician projects and appliances.
Homeowners, landlords, renters with landlord approval, and contractors may qualify to join this program.
The eligible high-efficiency electric appliances and home energy upgrades include heat pumps for space cooling/heating, heat pump water heaters, heat pump clothes dryers, electric cooking equipment, electrical panel and wiring upgrades, insulation, air sealing, and ventilation.
Your income must be a certain percentage of the Department of Energy’s Area Median Income (AMI) Chart. This is subject to change per DOE guidelines.
CONTRACTORS
Are you a contractor in Guam interested in participating in the Home Energy Rebates Program? We’re looking for qualified contractors to become Approved Contractors and help Guam homeowners complete energy-efficient upgrades.
Interested in participating? Stay tuned! We’re currently developing additional contractor information, eligibility requirements, and application details. More information will be available soon.
Check back for updates and learn how to become an Approved Contractor.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Who can apply?
Homeowners, Landlords, Renters with landlord approval and Contractors can apply. Eligibility will dpend on the requirements of each program. Some rebates may be based on household income, while HOMES rebate amounts may also dpend on the amount of energy savings achieved.
2. Are the rebates available now?
Not yet. GEO is working with the U.S. Department of Energy to finalize the program’s requirements. Additional information on eligibility, applications, participating contractors and rebate availability will be announced before the programs open. Program launch dates are subject to change.
3. Do I have to use an approved contractor?
Participating projects will need to follow Guam Energy Office program requirements, including applicable contractor and installation requirements.
4. How do I qualify?
The Home Energy Rebates is an income-based program with differing rebate amounts. Moderate-income households and low-income households could qualify for different rebate amounts which are based on Department of Energy’s Area Median Income (AMI) guidelines.
5. Are solar panels covered?
No. Solar photovollaic (PV) panels are not eligible for rebates under HOMES or HEEHR.
6. Am I a low-income or moderate-income household?
Your income must be a certain percentage of the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Area Median Income (AMI) chart. This is subject to change per DOE Guidelines.
7. What is the maximum rebate allowable?
All rebates are established depending on your household income.
Under the Home-Owner Managing Energy Savings (HOMES), you may be eligible to receive up to $8,000 through rebates.
Under the High-Efficiency Electric Home Rebates (HEEHR), you may be eligible to receive up to $14,000 in rebates on qualifying appliances or projects.
8. Can I get a rebate for work I already completed?
Do not purchase equipment or begin work expecting reimbursement. Program requirements, participating contractors, eligible equipment and procedures must be followed for a project to qualify.
9. What are the Qualified Projects Under the HOMES program?
Eligible projects may include insulation, air sealing, heating and cooling systems. water heaters, duct sealing, appliances and lighting. All projects must be certified by an energy auditor and must show a minimum of 15%
energy savings in kilowatt usage.
10. What are the Qualified Electrification Projects (QEP) under the HEEHR program?
Please see the Eligibility tab for more information. Please note that as we continue to develop our program, eligibility requirements are subject to change.
11. Can I receive both HOMES and HEEHR rebates?
A household could potentially participate in both programs, subject to program requirements. The same improvement or project cost cannot be rebated twice.
12 .What should I do now?
Wait for the official program launch before purchasing equipment or beginning work based on an expected rebate. Watch for official announcements from the Guam Energy Office regarding program eligibility, application procedures and launch date.
13. I have more questions, where can I get answers?
More information is available on the Guam Energy Office’s website at energy.guam.gov.
You may also email us at REBATES@energy.guam.gov or call us at (671) 646-4361.
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Consumer Protection Notice
The Home Energy Rebates, led by the Guam Energy Office (GEO), is committed to protecting consumers from fraud, predatory sales practices, and unsafe installations. You should never feel pressured to sign a contract or make financial decisions without fully understanding your options.
Residents should be aware of the potential for scams claiming to provide equipment (i.e., energy efficiency equipment, solar panels, etc.) or services (i.e., home repairs or upgrades) under the Home Energy Rebates Program Please review the additional resources on recognizing and avoiding energy scams, provided by the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and the Federal Trade Commission, here.
Here’s what you need to know:
• GEO will never ask for payment to apply or qualify for this program.
• Only vetted GEO staff will contact you, and only after you’ve submitted an interest form or application.
• All upgrades and installations will be completed by licensed, insured professionals who have coordinated with GEO.
• Think something feels off? If someone claims to represent Home Energy Rebates Program and you’re unsure, please contact us immediately.
Your safety and trust matter. Please help us keep this program fair, transparent, and beneficial to all.
GEO is subject to 5 GCSA Chapter 32: Trade Practices and Consumer Protection. For more information or to report a claim. Please see the Attorney General’s website (here) or call 671-475-2720.