Save money and nevada communties with clean energy

Clean Energy Upgrade Tax Credits ends December 31, 2025.

Claim your clean energy savings before time runs out.

Keep your home cool, your bills low, and your household protected.

Invest in comfort and savings that last all year. From smarter appliances to weather-ready improvements, investing in clean energy solutions today helps you save money, stay comfortable, and prepare for the future.

❊ Clean Energy Tax Incentives

Ways you can start saving now before these tax credits are gone.

Solar Panels + Home Improvements

Nevada homeowners can unlock big savings on energy-efficient upgrades, get up to $1,200 back on improvements like energy-efficient doors and windows, plus 30% off rooftop solar panels to take full advantage of Nevada’s sunny days.

*Make sure to start solar projects before October 1, 2025. Installers and contractors are in high demand, so starting now ensures projects are completed on time.

New or Used Electric Vehicles

Electric vehicles (EVs) are more affordable than ever with federal tax credits. Whether you’re buying new or used, you can claim savings that cut thousands off the purchase price, but only until September 30, 2025. EVs also cost less to fuel and maintain, giving Nevada drivers long-term savings while helping reduce pollution and improve air quality for our communities.

*EV Tax Credits only available until September 30, 2025.

Space Heating + Air conditioning

Energy-efficient upgrades such as central air conditioning, heat pumps, and electrical panels help families stay resilient through Nevada’s hottest summers and coldest winters while lowering monthly bills and reducing environmental impact.

❊ A Safer, Healthier Future

Don’t wait until the deadline. Many of these clean energy credits require upgrades to be both purchased and installed before they expire. That means scheduling early is critical.

Contractors, installers, and suppliers will be in high demand as the deadlines approach. Acting now not only guarantees you qualify for the savings, but also helps you lock in lower energy bills and a more comfortable, efficient home for years to come.

EFFICIENCY PAYS OFF

不要等到最后期限。许多清洁能源税收抵免要求在到期之前完成购买和安装。这意味着尽早安排非常重要。

随着截止日期临近，承包商、安装人员和供应商的需求会大幅增加。现在采取行动不仅能确保您符合优惠条件，还能帮助您长期锁定更低的能源账单，以及一个更舒适、更高效的家。

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❊ FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Clean energy tax credits are federal incentives that reduce the cost of home energy upgrades, solar installations, and electric vehicles. They work by lowering the amount you owe on your taxes, helping families save money while making their homes more efficient.

    Here’s how the credits work:

    • You can claim 30% of the cost of a home energy audit, up to $150.

    • You can also claim 30% of the cost of insulation and other improvements, up to $1,200.

    Together, these add up to the $1,200 annual maximum for efficiency upgrades.

    If you then replace your heating and cooling system with a qualifying air-source heat pump, you can claim 30% of that project’s cost, up to an additional $2,000 in the same tax year.

    That means by combining an audit, insulation, and a new heat pump, your total claim could reach $3,200—the maximum allowed in one taxable year.

    • Electric vehicle credits end September 30, 2025.

    • Most home energy credits must be used by December 31, 2025.

  • Credits are claimed when you file your federal tax return. Keep receipts, invoices, and documentation from contractors or installers. A tax preparer can guide you through the process.

  • Yes, you can combine credits to maximize your benefits.

    For example, you can get an audit, seal air leaks and improve insulation before replacing your heating or cooling system to ensure your investment works at peak efficiency.

    Here’s how the credits work:

    You can claim 30% of the cost of a home energy audit, up to $150. You can also claim 30% of the cost of insulation and other improvements, up to $1,200.

    If you then replace your heating and cooling system with a qualifying air-source heat pump, you can claim 30% of that project’s cost, up to an additional $2,000 in the same tax year.

    That means by combining an audit, insulation, and a new heat pump, your total claim could reach $3,200, which is the maximum allowed in one taxable year.