Bloomington has opened applications for its 2026 Green Home Improvement Program, which offers rebates for solar panels, battery storage, EV chargers and energy-efficiency upgrades.

Bloomington has opened applications for its 2026 Green Home Improvement Program, a city rebate effort aimed at helping homeowners pay for solar and energy-efficiency upgrades.

The city says the program is available to homeowners who own and occupy their home within Bloomington city limits. Eligible projects include residential solar panels, battery energy storage, level 2 EV chargers, heat pumps, energy-efficient heating and cooling equipment, energy-efficient window and door replacements, and attic insulation.

The application opening was announced in a city press release hosted by the Indiana Daily Student on May 18, 2026. The city’s program page also lists the rebate categories and application process for the Bloomington Green Home Improvement Program.

The opening gives Bloomington homeowners a new round of public funding for home electrification and efficiency projects, with a focus on lowering energy use and supporting cleaner residential energy systems.

For residents considering upgrades, the current program page is the city’s main reference point for eligibility and application details.

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