Electric lawn equipment · Minnesota

Xcel Energy Outdoor Electric Equipment Rebate

Run by Xcel Energy

OpenLast checked October 17, 2026
What you get
60% of equipment cost up to: push mower $75, riding mower $200, push snow blower $100, trimmer (string or hedge) $30, edger $30, cultivator $30, chainsaw or pole saw $30, leaf blower $30
Maximum
$200 per household
Who qualifies
Xcel Energy residential customers (home-based lawn or snow service businesses have separate higher caps). Cordless electric equipment only.
Where
Xcel Energy residential electric customers in Minnesota, mainly the Twin Cities metro and other parts of the state.
Status
Open. Rebate page live 2026-10-17 with amounts, no end date shown.
Type of payment
Rebate
Official program page

What you do

Buy new electric lawn and yard equipment and apply for a rebate.

Requirements

  • Buy new cordless outdoor electric equipment (electric snow shovels do not qualify)
  • Chainsaw blades must be at least 12 inches (pole saws have no minimum)
  • Limit two riding mowers and five of each other equipment type per account holder per year

How to apply

  1. 1Buy qualifying new cordless equipment
  2. 2Complete the rebate application online at the Xcel Energy rebate page or print the PDF and mail it in
  3. 3Allow up to eight weeks for the rebate

Timing and deadlines

Up to eight weeks for the rebate to arrive

none published on the page

Combining it with other programs

not published

Sources

Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.

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