Michigan rebates
Short answer: Michigan: DTE Energy: Home EV Charger Rebate: no fixed dollar amount is published; the program terms say the rebate is set from the contractor's itemized installation invoice and the reviewer's discretion, and Electric Choice customers receive a rebate discounted by about 35%. Federal 30C, 25D and 25C credits have ended.
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EV charger and panel rebates (utility)
| Cities | Rebate | Status | Last checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Detroit | DTE Energy: Home EV Charger Rebate: no fixed dollar amount is published; the program terms say the rebate is set from the contractor's itemized installation invoice and the reviewer's discretion, and Electric Choice customers receive a rebate discounted by about 35%. Sources: DTE – Home EV Charger Rebate; DTE – Home EV Charger Rebate Agreement (PDF). | verified (official page) | collected Oct 24–25, 2026 (date not recorded) |
DTE Energy: amount, cap and deadline
- Amount:The page does not state a rebate amount.
- Cap and conditions:Income limits (maximum annual household income): 1 person $31,920; 2 $43,280; 3 $54,640; 4 $66,000. Referral: $25 eGift card.
- Deadline:No deadline stated on the page.
By utility territory: DTE Energy
Heat pumps and panels (state Home Energy Rebates)
Check Michigan EGLE – Energy and the DOE Home Energy Rebates page (last checked 2026-10-25). No amount verified.
Solar and batteries
No state solar or battery rebate verified. Check Michigan EGLE – Energy (last checked 2026-10-25). The federal 25D credit ended for installs completed after December 31, 2025 (IRS FS-2025-05).
See also: what changed in federal credits · find your plan.
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Is there an EV charger rebate in Michigan?
DTE Energy: Home EV Charger Rebate: no fixed dollar amount is published; the program terms say the rebate is set from the contractor's itemized installation invoice and the reviewer's discretion, and Electric Choice customers receive a rebate discounted by about 35%.
Are there heat pump rebates in Michigan?
Not verified. Check Michigan EGLE – Energy (https://www.michigan.gov/egle/about/organization/materials-management/energy).
Can I still get the federal solar tax credit?
No, not for installs completed after December 31, 2025 (IRS FS-2025-05).