NC Rebate Finder Fayetteville + the Sandhills

Electric and induction stove rebates in Fayetteville and the Sandhills

1 program we track pays toward an electric or induction stove in the Fayetteville area. The largest listed amount is up to $840, from Energy Saver NC: HEAR appliance and electrical rebates.

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Last checked against each program's own page on Nov 13, 2026.

Electric and induction stove rebates at a glance

ProgramWho can use itForListed amount
Energy Saver NC: HEAR appliance and electrical rebatesAnywhere in North CarolinaHomesUp to $840

The programs

Statewide · Homes

Energy Saver NC: HEAR appliance and electrical rebates

Up to $14,000 per household. Heat pump up to $8,000, panel up to $4,000, wiring up to $2,500, heat pump water heater up to $1,750, insulation and air sealing up to $1,600, electric stove up to $840, heat pump dryer up to $840.

Comes off your invoicePanel upgrade / service changeNew circuits / rewiringHeat pump (heating and cooling)Heat pump water heaterInsulation / air sealingElectric / induction stoveHeat pump dryer
  • The program has not published its detailed rules since the Sept. 1, 2026 change. Confirm your exact project with the program before you buy.
  • Has an income limit: household income at or under 150% of the area median.
  • First come, first served while the money lasts.
  • Since Sept. 1, 2026, HEAR pays only to replace electric equipment with more efficient electric equipment. It no longer pays to switch from gas, propane or oil.
  • A contractor registered with Energy Saver NC must do the work. Doing it yourself does not qualify.
  • Single-family homes, including mobile homes and townhouses. Renters need the owner's sign-off. Apartment buildings are on a waitlist.
How to claim itApply online or by phone first. Once you are approved, choose a registered contractor. The rebate comes off the contractor's invoice, so you do not wait for a check.
Go to the program ↗866-998-8555Checked Nov 13, 2026 · sourceReport a wrong figure
Up to$840100% of the cost under the lower income line, 50% above it

Quick answers

Is there a rebate for an electric or induction stove in Fayetteville, NC?

Yes. As of Nov 13, 2026, 1 program we track pays toward an electric or induction stove in the Fayetteville area: Energy Saver NC: HEAR appliance and electrical rebates. The statewide programs apply at any North Carolina address.

How much is the rebate for an electric or induction stove?

It depends on who pays. Energy Saver NC: HEAR appliance and electrical rebates: up to $840. These are listed maximums. The program decides what you get.

Can these be combined?

A rebate from one power company never applies at an address served by another.

Who does the work?

Licensed electrician. Panels, circuits, chargers and the power run to new equipment. This work usually needs a permit and an inspection.

You or the store. Buy it, keep the receipt, and send it in with the form.

Are federal energy tax credits still available?

4 federal energy incentives we track have ended: Federal home efficiency tax credit (25C) (Dec 31, 2025), Federal residential clean energy credit (25D) (Dec 31, 2025), Federal EV charger tax credit (30C) (Jun 30, 2026) and Federal commercial buildings deduction (179D) (Jun 30, 2026). See the list of ended programs before you count on one.

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