2026 PSE&G Whole Home Energy Solutions Program
Rebates & Incentives for New Jersey Homeowners
If your home feels drafty in winter, hot in summer, or never quite comfortable — you’re not imagining it.
Many PSE&G homeowners live in homes that work hard but don’t perform well:
Some rooms are always too hot or too cold
The HVAC runs, but comfort is inconsistent
Drafts, humidity, or stale air show up season after season
The attic, basement, or crawlspace feels extreme
You’re thinking about upgrades — but you’re not sure what to do first
The good news: PSE&G Whole Home Energy Solutions is designed for exactly this situation — a practical, step-by-step path to a tighter, more comfortable, more efficient home with utility incentives that help make improvements easier to plan and complete.
Who The PSE&G Whole Home Energy Solutions Program Is For
You may be a good candidate for PSE&G Whole Home Energy Solutions if you notice any of the following:
✅ Drafts or temperature swings
✅ One floor is hard to keep comfortable
✅ High humidity, stale air, or uneven airflow
✅ An older home that’s difficult to heat or cool evenly
✅ An attic/basement/crawlspace that feels extreme
✅ HVAC equipment that’s aging or due for replacement
2026 PSE&G Whole Home Energy Solutions Program
Rebates up to $7,500 + 0% on‑bill financing up to $25,000 for New Jersey home upgrades
The PSE&G Whole Home Energy Solutions Program helps New Jersey homeowners improve comfort, cut energy use, and modernize critical systems—insulation, air sealing, heating and cooling (including heat pumps), hot water, and ventilation.
Incentives are based on modeled energy savings, with rebates up to $7,500 and interest‑free on‑bill repayment up to $25,000 for qualifying projects.
Ciel Power LLC is a PSE&G Participating Contractor, recognized as an ENERGY STAR® Contractor of the Year, ENERGY STAR Sustained Excellence Award winner, and a PSE&G Top 10 Contractor. We handle the audit, energy modeling, scopes, paperwork, installation coordination, and final rebate closeout—start to finish.
Briefly learn what changed, how incentives are calculated, and what upgrades typically qualify—and see how Ciel manages the process from first visit to final rebate.
What the PSE&G Whole Home Energy Solutions Program Typically Covers
Every home is different, but most PSE&G Whole Home Energy Solutions projects fall into a few common categories.
1) Air Sealing
Air sealing targets the main leakage points that drive drafts and comfort problems — especially at the attic plane, rim joist, and other key transitions.
2) Insulation
Insulation helps your home hold conditioned air and maintain more even temperatures across rooms and floors.
3) Efficient water heating (including heat‑pump water heaters)
Reduce the amount of energy required to produce hot water while improving overall system efficiency and aligning with broader home performance improvements.
4) Heating & Cooling Upgrades
For homes with aging systems, WHES can support HVAC upgrades that align with program requirements and the home’s actual needs.
PSE&G Whole Home Energy Solutions to $7,500 Incentives & Program Support
PSE&G Whole Home Energy Solutions provides up to $7,500 worth of cash back rebates and up to $25,000 worth of 0% interest On-Bill Repayment to qualified borrowers for qualifying projects.
Eligible homeowners may qualify for support that can include:
Incentives for insulation and air sealing measures
Incentives for eligible HVAC upgrades
Enhanced support for income-eligible households (where applicable)
Program pathways that reward comprehensive improvement packages
Because incentive rules and eligibility details can change, the most reliable way to understand what applies to your home is to start with the audit and confirm your pathway.
PSE&G Whole Home Energy Solutions Financing Options
PSE&G offers utility-backed financing options to qualified borrowers. Up to $25,000 of zero-interest On-Bill Repayment (7/10 year term) is available to qualified borrowers through the PSE&G Whole Home Energy Solutions program.
We’ll help you understand what financing options apply to your project and how they integrate with rebates and milestones.
How PSE&G Whole Home Energy Solutions Relates to the new PSE&G Building Decarbonization Program
These two program categories often work best together:
The PSE&G Whole Home Energy Solutions (WHES) improves the home itself:
insulation
air sealing
duct performance
whole-home comfort and efficiency
The PSE&G Building Decarbonization Program focuses more on the heating &
cooling system system pathways:
heat pumps
hybrid heating setups
electrical upgrades
electrification-focused incentives
Many homeowners use WHES first to improve envelope performance, then pursue Building Decarbonization incentives for heat pumps or hybrid heating — because the system performs better in a tight, well-insulated home.
Why We Always Start With a Home Energy Audit
Many homeowners hesitate when they hear the words “home energy audit.”
It can sound like an extra step — or an inconvenience — when what you really want is to get improvements underway.
Here’s the reality:
A Home Energy Audit is a prerequisite for participating in the PSE&G Whole Home Energy Solutions program.
There’s no way around it — and for good reason.
PSE&G requires an audit to:
Establish eligibility
Identify the most effective upgrades
Determine which program pathway applies to your home
Document conditions for incentives and financing
The good news is that a Ciel Home Energy Audit qualifies for the PSE&G Whole Home Energy Solutions program and is designed to move the process forward efficiently — not slow it down.
What the Audit Actually Answers
A Home Energy Audit focuses on the questions homeowners actually care about:
Where is my home losing comfort?
Which improvements will matter most?
Do insulation and air sealing need to come first?
Which PSE&G pathway applies to my home?
What upgrades can be sequenced over time?
Rather than guessing or starting with the wrong upgrade, the audit creates a clear, prioritized roadmap.
Why PSE&G Requires It
The audit creates a single point of truth that:
Guides upgrade decisions
Aligns improvements with program rules
Supports rebate documentation
Helps avoid rework or missteps later
The Bottom Line
If you want to participate in the PSE&G Whole Home Energy Solutions program, the audit isn’t optional — it’s the starting point.
And when done correctly, it’s not an inconvenience.
It’s the step that makes everything else easier.
How to Get Started
Schedule a Home Energy Audit
Review your home’s findings and eligible upgrade pathways
Choose a phased plan or a comprehensive improvement package
Complete upgrades and required test-out
Submit documentation for incentives and financing (where applicable)
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This section features some of the common questions we receive from our customers.
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No. The audit exists to diagnose the home and identify the right sequence.
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No. WHES often includes insulation and air sealing, but may also support duct and HVAC improvements depending on the home.
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No. Adequate attic insulation, air-sealing, and remediating of any health and safety issues are program requirements. Outside of these areas, you can pick and choose the upgrades that meet your needs and your budget.
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Often, yes. Sequencing matters — and the audit helps you choose the best path.
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Yes, in many instances this program can be used to upgrade qualifying rental properties. Call or email us to discuss yours.