Vermont

Electric lawn equipment rebates in Vermont

6 programs in Vermont pay residents for electric lawn equipment. 6 list themselves as open now, and the median maximum is $100 per household.

Air districts and electric utilities rebate part of the price of battery-powered mowers, trimmers and leaf blowers, and some pay more when you turn in a working gas machine.

6 programs

  • Open

    BED Electric Lawn Care Equipment Rebates

    Burlington Electric Department

    Residential push mower up to $75 (page terms elsewhere say up to $150 or 50% of price; conflict); residential ride mower up to $300 (48V+); residential leaf blower up to $50 (40V+ battery); residential chainsaw or hedge/string trimmer lesser of $50 or 50% of price (40V+); electric snow blower $15 (56V+). Income-qualified customers get an enhanced mower rebate.

    Up to $300 per household

  • Open

    VPPSA Electric Lawn Mower and Yard Equipment Rebates

    Vermont Public Power Supply Authority (VPPSA)

    Residential push mower $50; residential ride-on mower $100; electric trimmer, chainsaw or leaf blower $50 each. Rebate cannot exceed purchase cost.

    Up to $100 per household

  • Open

    VEC Residential Electric Lawn Mower Rebate

    Vermont Electric Cooperative

    $50 bill credit

    Up to $50 per household

  • Open

    GMP Electric Mower and Garden Tractor Rebate

    Green Mountain Power

    $100 for an electric lawn tractor; $50 for an electric push mower; extra $50 bonus when bundling 3 items with the yard care tools (bundle rules not fully explained)

  • Open

    GMP Yard Care Tool Rebate for Trimmers, Blowers and Chainsaws

    Green Mountain Power

    $25 per electric trimmer, leaf blower or electric chainsaw; extra $50 for a bundle of 3 items (blower, trimmer, chainsaw or electric mower)

  • Open

    Stowe Electric Lawnmower and Lawncare Product Rebate

    Stowe Electric Department

    Residential: $100 ride-on mower, $50 push mower, $50 lawncare products. Income-eligible customers get an additional incentive (amount on form not stated for yard items).

Other Vermont programs

Electric lawn equipment rebates in every state

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