Not Income-Qualified?

Multifamily buildings that are not income qualified can still access rebates and technical assistance from the DCSEU. Reach out to the DCSEU's Account Management team to help you make the right choice for your property. Find out more about custom rebates.

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Rebates

HVAC

Dehumidifiers

Qualified Source

Qualifying Efficiency Level

Current Rebate

(Rebate subject to change*)

Dehumidifier

ENERGY STAR

ES certified $35

Energy Efficient Refrigerators

Qualified Source

Qualifying Efficiency Level

Current Rebate

(Rebate subject to change*)

Refrigerator

ENERGY STAR / CEE

CEE Tier 1 Percent more efficient than federal standard: 10% $75
CEE Tier 2 or 3 or ES Most Efficient Tier 2 and ES Most Efficient: 15%  $100

Energy Efficient Clothes Dryers

Qualified Source

Qualifying Efficiency Level

Current Rebate

(Rebate subject to change*)

 Clothes Dryer

ENERGY STAR

ENERGY STAR Certified Electric

$75

ENERGY STAR

ENERGY STAR Certified w/Heat Pump Tech

$200

Energy Efficient Clothes Washers

Qualified Source

Qualifying Efficiency Level

Current Rebate

(Rebate subject to change*)

Clothes Washer

ENERGY STAR / CEE

ENERGY STAR Certified Top Loading: IMEF ≥ 2.06; IWF ≤ 4.2
Volume > 2.5 cubic feet
$75
CEE Tier 1 or ES Certified Front Loading: IMEF ≥ 2.76; IWF ≤ 3.2
Top Loading: IMEF ≥ 2.06; IWF ≤ 4.2
Volume > 2.5 cubic feet 
$75
CEE Tier 2 Front Loading: IMEF ≥ 2.92; IWF ≤ 3.2
Volume > 2.5 cubic feet
$100
CEE Advanced Tier or ES Most Effificient Front Loading: IMEF ≥ 3.2; IWF ≤ 3.9
Volume > 2.5 cubic feet
$100

*Rebates for the select equipment above are subject to change based on potential future programmatic changes pending the District of Columbia Public Service Commission's regulatory proceedings.

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Eligibility

All projects must be submitted for pre-approval prior to the purchase of equipment. Applications that are not submitted for pre-approval are not guaranteed to receive rebates from the DCSEU.

“Low-Income Households” are households that have annual incomes equal to or below 80% of the Area Median Income (“AMI”) or 60% of the State Median Income (“SMI”).

"Low-Income Communities" can be classified as Multifamily Buildings, Clinics, or Shelters that serve low-income households. “Low-Income Housing” is defined as the District’s stock of affordable, low-income housing. It is defined as either (a) a building where the owner or occupant meets the definition of “low-income households” listed above, (b) a multifamily building where at least 66% of the households meet the definition of “low-income households” listed above, (c) buildings owned by non-profit organizations or government that meet the definition of “low-income households” listed above, or (d) buildings where there are contracts or other legal instruments in place that assure that at least 66% of the housing units in the building will be occupied by low-income households.

Total rebates are limited to $100,000 per location, per fiscal year. View all the Terms and Conditions.

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