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Nevada: federal home energy rebates, LIHEAP and weatherization status

Status of the federal home energy rebates (HOMES, HEEHR), LIHEAP heating assistance and weatherization in Nevada, with official links and a last-verified date on each. Only programs we have checked are listed; other programs may exist.

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Federal home energy programs in Nevada: status and dates

Nevada Home Energy Rebates (HOMES/HER and HEEHR/HEAR) via Governor's Office of Energy

federal rebate (state-run)

Status: not launched; status not confirmed (state page timeline not updated since 2024)

Dates: No launch date published

The Nevada Governor's Office of Energy (GOE) page says Nevada is eligible for $48,200,980 for the Home Efficiency Rebates and $47,920,160 for the Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates, and that GOE issued a request for proposals for a vendor to run a needs assessment that will shape program design. Its completed-activity list ends with DOE awarding early administrative funds on Mar 27, 2024. The page gives no launch date, amounts for Nevada households, or application process.

Not confirmed or worth knowing: The page's 'upcoming' timeline still lists Summer 2024, so it is out of date. GOE offers email sign-ups for updates (contact [email protected]).

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Last verified: Oct 20, 2026 (ET) · method: page fetched

Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP plus state Universal Energy Charge), Division of Social Services

LIHEAP

Status: open; applications accepted for the July 1, 2026 - June 30, 2027 program year

Dates: Jul 1, 2026 - Jun 30, 2027, or until funds run out

Nevada's Energy Assistance Program (EAP) is funded by the federal LIHEAP block grant and the state's Universal Energy Charge. The program year starts July 1 and applications are accepted through June 30; they are evaluated year-round or until funding runs out. Eligible households get one benefit a year, usually paid directly to the energy provider. To qualify, the household must live in Nevada, meet citizenship rules, pay at least part of its heating or cooling costs, and have gross monthly income at or below 150% of the federal poverty guidelines (FY 2027 limits: $1,995 a month for one person, $4,125 for four, plus $710 for each additional person). Division of Social Services: (775) 684-0800.

Not confirmed or worth knowing: Nevada weatherization is not listed yet: the Nevada Housing Division's weatherization page served our research fetcher an automated-traffic check on Oct 20, 2026, so we stopped and did not read it.

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Last verified: Oct 20, 2026 (ET) · method: page fetched

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