Project Traits

State: Indiana

Congressional District: IN09

Organization Type: Local Government

Partner Organization(s) Type: None or Unknown

Energy Sector: Buildings, Clean Power

Energy Subsector: Energy Efficiency, Solar Plus Storage

Project Start Year: Unknown

Project Launch Year: Unknown

Government Support Received: Unknown

Outcomes & Impacts

Private Investment: Unknown

Jobs Announced or Created: Unknown

People Served: Unknown

Projected Economic Impact: Unknown

Bloomington is offering rebates up to 25% of total project costs for solar panels, battery energy storage, level 2 EV chargers, heat pumps, energy-efficient heating and cooling systems, energy-efficient door or window replacements, and attic insulation projects. The program includes additional partnerships with local banks to provide project loans.

This program was created to advance the City of Bloomington’s goals to improve environmental and economic equity in Bloomington, and to reduce the community-wide consumption of fossil fuel energy sources.

Rebate amounts depend on income and project type. The general population qualifies for a rebate of 25% of the project cost, up to a maximum amount based on the project type. Low-income applicants are eligible for larger rebates of 40% of the project cost, up to a maximum amount. For example, a low-income household can receive up to $10,000 to install solar panels. Details on rebate amounts are available on the BGHIP website.