Empowering Homes, Businesses, and Nonprofits with Energy Savings
What's the purpose of the Energy Hub?
There are many opportunities to save money on energy costs, improve comfort and indoor air quality, and reduce environmental impact through weatherization, energy efficiency , and renewable energy. This webpage is designed to connect Douglas County residents, businesses, and nonprofits with local financial incentives and tools to help make energy upgrades more attainable.
The Residential and Commercial Built Environment: A Key to Climate Action
Buildings account for 54% of greenhouse gas emissions in Douglas County. That’s why one of the first strategies in Adapt Douglas County—our community’s climate action and adaptation plan—is to prioritize energy conservation and cost savings.
By cutting energy use and adding clean energy, our community can make real progress in reducing greenhouse gas emissions—and save money while doing it.
Learn more about Adapt Douglas County and how your actions support community-wide climate solutions.
Get Started Today!
Whether you’re looking for simple weatherization tips, funding for energy efficiency upgrades, or guidance on going solar, these resources will help you take the next step. Explore the links, learn about financial incentives that reduce upfront costs for upgrades, and start saving energy and money!
To find incentive programs for weatherization, energy efficiency, and renewable energy, try out the different drop-down filters to find programs applicable to you.
Announcement: Potential Expiration of Federal Energy Incentives
If you’re considering upgrades to your home or building, now may be the time to act. Federal incentives could be discontinued as early as the end of 2025.
We are actively monitoring proposed legislation and will update the Energy Hub as soon as more information is available.
Incentive Programs
To find specific incentive programs, use the dropdown filters. Note that only one filter can be used at a time.
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Renters & Landlords: Energy Savings May Be Closer Than You Think
Many energy-saving programs apply to rental properties too—not just homes you own and live in. Whether you're a renter or a landlord, check out the available incentives to see what might work for you. Not sure what applies? Fill out the contact form below and share a few details about what you’re looking for—we’ll do our best to point you in the right direction.
Kansas Energy Efficiency Programs
Weatherization Assistance Program
Federal Energy Efficient Home Improvement Tax Credit
Residential Clean Energy Tax Credit
The Home Efficiency Rebate Program (HER)
Energy Analyzer Tool
The Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate (HEAR)
Clean Vehicle Tax Credits
Evergy Business Savings
Small Business and Non-Profit Enhanced Incentives
Kansas Energy Efficiency Revolving Loan Fund (EERLF)
REAP (Rural Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Programs)
Kansas Energy Efficiency Revolving Loan Fund (EERLF)
Investment Tax Credit and Production Tax Credit
Elective Pay / Direct Pay
Energy-Efficient Commercial Buildings Deduction
Solar and Battery Technical Assistance Fund
Energy Efficient Home Tax Credit
Resources
The Douglas County Sustainability Office wants to hear from you! Were you able to find what you were looking for? Is there more information about energy savings that would be helpful to you? Let us know!
