Arizona Appliance Rebates
THIS PROGRAM IS CLOSED. AS OF DECEMBER 17, 2010, ALL OF ARIZONA'S REBATE FUNDS HAVE BEEN RESERVED AND THE WAITLIST IS CLOSED.
For more information, download the Arizona state appliance program fact sheet 
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The State of Arizona implemented a mail-in rebate program to help residents replace older, inefficient appliances with ENERGY STAR® qualified appliances. Rebates for clothes washers, dishwashers, electric heat pump water heaters, gas storage waters heaters, and gas tankless water heaters began on April 12, 2010 and ended on June 1, 2010. Rebates for refrigerators, freezers, room air conditioners, and solar water heaters began on July 1, 2010, and closed on September 7, 2010. As of December 17, 2010, the waitlist closed.
Eligible products included
- Clothes washers
- Dishwashers
- Gas storage water heaters
- Gas tankless water heaters
- Electric heat pump water heaters
- Refrigerators
- Freezers
- Room air conditioners
- Solar water heaters (both electric and gas back-up)
Rebates varied based on the appliances' efficiency levels. Consumers were also required to self-certify the replacement of an old appliance. Arizona encourages residents to recycle the old appliances.
Contact: Arizona Department of Commerce Energy Office
NOTE: For questions about your rebate such as status, timeline, and rebate amount, please contact your state's program directly through their Web site.
Total Funding: $6,237,000
Program information subject to change. Rebates may be offered for a limited time only. Before purchasing a product, check with your program sponsor to ensure rebates are available, and to confirm product eligibility and program requirements. Products purchased must meet efficiency criteria as established by the state.
Program Impact:
Arizona Appliance Rebate Program: Boost for Consumers and Industry
As of July 31, Arizona has provided more than 11,000 rebates, ranging from $75 for room air conditioners to $500 for solar water heaters.
As Arizona closes out the final phases of its Energy Efficient Appliance Rebate Program, consumers and retailers are counting their savings. As of July 31, 2010, Arizona has provided more than 11,000 rebates ranging from $75 for room air conditioners to $500 for solar water heaters. The program prompted the purchase of more than 24,000 ENERGY STAR® qualified appliances, bringing in some $21 million in sales.
Arizona launched the first phase of its program in April with climate in mind. The state offered rebates on clothes washers, dishwashers, and water heaters to take advantage of water savings in the arid Southwest. In July, Arizona launched a second phase in response to consumer feedback, adding rebates on refrigerators, freezers, room air conditioners, and solar water heaters. The program closed July 24, but the state is accepting applications on a waiting list.
"The appliance rebate program not only sustained jobs for Arizonans in the appliance industry, but it allowed many families to transition to more energy efficient appliances that will save them money now and for years to come," says Michelle Bermudes, program manager for the Arizona Department of Commerce.
Arizonans were able to stack their savings with multiple incentive programs. In addition to the state rebates, consumers took advantage of retailer discounts, manufacturer and utility rebates, and federal tax credits.
State contact: Michelle Bermudes, 602-771-1151
DOE contact: Lani MacRae, 202-586-9193
Visit: energysavers.gov/rebates and arizonarebates.com