2 programs we track pay toward a water heater smart controller in the Fayetteville area: 2 from local power companies. The largest listed amount is up to $150, from PWC Aquanta water heater controller credit. A power company rebate only goes to that company's own customers, so your address decides which of these you can use.
Check my addressLast checked against each program's own page on Nov 13, 2026.
| Program | Who can use it | For | Listed amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| PWC Aquanta water heater controller credit | Fayetteville PWC customers | Homes | Up to $150 |
| PWC business water heater credits | Fayetteville PWC customers | Businesses | Up to $150 |
$150 bill credit for adding an Aquanta smart controller to an electric water heater.
$150 bill credit for a SMART electric water heater, or $150 for an Aquanta controller, for Small Power time-of-use customers.
Yes. As of Nov 13, 2026, 2 programs we track pay toward a water heater smart controller in the Fayetteville area: PWC Aquanta water heater controller credit and PWC business water heater credits. A power company rebate only goes to that company's own customers.
It depends on who pays. PWC Aquanta water heater controller credit: up to $150. PWC business water heater credits: up to $150. These are listed maximums. The program decides what you get.
A rebate from one power company never applies at an address served by another.
You or the store. Buy it, keep the receipt, and send it in with the form.
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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