4097 Route 30 East
Latrobe, Pa 15650
(724)532-0070

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REBATES AND TAX CREDITS

Older wood stoves and wood heaters can impact the quality of the air both outdoors and even inside your home. Updating your old stove with a more efficient option conserves energy, improves air quality and enhances the aesthetics of your home. It also saves you money, especially if there’s a wood stove changeout program or tax incentive available for you to leverage.

Residents of communities with changeout programs can qualify for rebates, low/no interest loans and/or discounts to replace old appliances with cleaner-burning options. There are also tax credits, deductions, exemptions and rebates provided by state, federal and local governments.

Any of these options can significantly lower the cost of replacing your old stove or heater, making the investment easier to manage financially and the long-term payoff even greater.

FEDERAL TAX CREDIT

The Inflation Reduction Act qualifies specific biomass appliances for a tax credit from 2023 – 2032

What Stoves are Eligible for a Federal Tax Credit?

Eligible stoves include those with a “thermal efficiency of at least 75% per the higher heating value (HHV) of the fuel” (HPBA). These stoves burn cleanly and expel extremely low emissions into the atmosphere, making wood and pellet stoves among two of the cleanest heating methods for residential homes.

For a complete list of qualified appliances, check out the products over 75% HHV efficiency located in the EPA’s database.