Unlocking the Power of Rebates for a Greener Future

Founded in 2023 in Birmingham, AL

Expertise in Government Programs, HVAC Contracting, & Tax Laws

40% Reduction in Carbon Emissions by 2030 with Energy Star Upgrades

Home Rebate Group—Passionate About Energy Equality

Founded in 2023 in Birmingham, Alabama, Home Rebate Group (HRG) was established in response to the Inflation Reduction Act to address the growing need for energy-efficient solutions in underserved communities. Our team of experts specializes in home improvement and efficiency incentives, leveraging this expertise to support communities facing record-high energy burdens.

HRG operates MyNewHeatPump.com, an educational platform dedicated to raising awareness about the IRA Home Energy Rebate Programs and empowering homeowners to take control of their energy costs.

As a Rebate Aggregator, HRG pools single-family and multifamily home projects together, streamlining efficiency upgrades and incentivizing contractor participation in low-income areas. From helping homeowners maximize incentives to connecting them with qualified contractors, HRG simplifies the entire process, making energy efficiency accessible to all.

What We Do:

Educate homeowners about IRA rebate opportunities.
Maximize rebate incentives for property owners.
Connect homeowners with qualified, trustworthy contractors.
Handle rebate paperwork and guarantee fast payments for contractors.

At HRG, our mission is simple: we make energy efficiency easier—for homeowners, contractors, and communities alike.

Aggregators: The Key to Scaling Energy Efficiency

Aggregators play a vital role in the success of IRA Home Energy Rebate Programs by streamlining the process for all stakeholders.

What is an Aggregator?

The U.S. Department of Energy defines aggregators as entities that simplify and scale energy efficiency projects by pooling multiple homes or buildings together. Aggregators reduce the complexity of rebate programs, making it easier for contractors to participate while ensuring homeowners receive maximum incentives.

Why Use an Aggregator?

Aggregators are the backbone of efficient and scalable energy rebate programs, offering essential services that benefit all stakeholders—homeowners, contractors, and program administrators alike.

Key Services Provided by Aggregators:

Immediate Rebates

Homeowners and contractors receive upfront rebates, eliminating the need for long waiting periods.

Marketing Support

Aggregators actively educate homeowners and contractors about available rebate programs, increasing participation.

Data Collection

When required, Aggregators gather energy usage data before and after upgrades to validate energy savings effectively.

Performance Risk Mitigation

By absorbing the risk of unmet energy savings projections, aggregators protect both contractors and homeowners while adding liquidity to the rebate marketplace.

Value-Add Services

From financing options to contractor training and sales support, aggregators provide additional resources that streamline the entire process.

Homeowners

For Homeowners:

Aggregators simplify the rebate process, offering a seamless experience that includes project management, rebate processing, and savings verification. This allows homeowners to maximize their benefits with minimal hassle.

Contractors

For Contractors:

Aggregators handle time-consuming administrative tasks like paperwork and rebate processing, reducing friction and improving cash flow by offering immediate rebates. They also help measure performance and address soft costs associated with delayed payments.

Empowering Program Administrators Through Aggregators

Aggregators play a pivotal role in supporting program administrators by streamlining operations, fostering market transformation, and driving workforce development. Their contributions extend beyond simple rebate processing to create long-term, scalable solutions for energy efficiency initiatives.

Streamlined Rebate Delivery

Aggregators consistently submit complete and accurate applications, reducing administrative workloads and expediting the approval process. This ensures faster and more reliable rebate delivery to homeowners and contractors.

Equity and Justice Goals

Aggregators help program administrators meet and exceed Justice40 and Disadvantaged Community targets by making sure rebate programs reach underserved communities. This aligns energy efficiency initiatives with broader equity and inclusion goals.

Market Transformation & Workforce Development

Aggregators actively recruit and educate energy efficiency professionals, contributing to the growth of a skilled workforce. By addressing gaps in training and expertise, they help establish a sustainable market for energy-efficient technologies.

Risk Mitigation & Accountability

By pooling multiple projects and absorbing performance risks, aggregators provide a level of quality assurance and accountability that minimizes program implementation risks.

By bridging the gap between homeowners, contractors, and program administrators, aggregators like Home Rebate Group create a streamlined, efficient pathway to achieve energy efficiency at scale. The result? Greater savings for everyone and measurable progress toward sustainability goals.