Minnesota Guide · Updated April 2026
Minnesota's $148M 'Save Energy Minnesota' program is awaiting DOE approval. Federal credits are available now, and the Homestead Market Value Exclusion provides property tax relief.
Minnesota homeowners can access federal tax credits, state HOMES/HEAR rebate programs, and local property tax exemptions. Here is the current status of every major program as of April 2026:
Save Energy Minnesota ($148M) awaiting DOE approval — sign up for newsletter
State heat pump rebate program (up to $4,000) also in development
Homestead Market Value Exclusion reduces property tax assessment
Cold climate makes heat pump and insulation improvements especially valuable
Part of $148M 'Save Energy Minnesota' allocation. Awaiting DOE approval. Rebates NOT retroactive.
Official program page →Part of $148M allocation. Up to $14,000 for households at or below 80% AMI. Awaiting DOE approval.
Official program page →IRC §25D (30% solar) and §25C (heat pump, $2,000 cap) were terminated for installs placed in service after December 31, 2025 under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (Public Law 119-21, July 2025). Still claimable on your 2025 return if installation was completed by Dec 31, 2025.
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