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Alabama: federal home energy rebates, LIHEAP and weatherization status
Status of the federal home energy rebates (HOMES, HEEHR), LIHEAP heating assistance and weatherization in Alabama, with official links and a last-verified date on each. Only programs we have checked are listed; other programs may exist.
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Federal home energy programs in Alabama: status and dates
Alabama Home Energy Rebates Program (HOMES/HER and HEEHR/HEAR) via ADECA
federal rebate (state-run)
Status: not launched; under development, no date set
Dates: No launch date
ADECA says it is 'currently in the process of developing the Program for Alabama' and that the date eligible households will be able to access the rebates 'has not been determined'. No amounts, eligibility rules or application process are published on the page. ADECA takes name-and-email sign-ups for updates such as information sessions and application periods (see the source page).
Official source
Last verified: Oct 18, 2026 (ET) · method: page fetched
LIHEAP (ADECA, delivered by community action agencies)
LIHEAP
Status: status not confirmed for 2026-27 (no season dates on the ADECA page)
ADECA contracts with community action agencies and local nonprofits to deliver LIHEAP. Household income must not exceed 150% of the federal poverty level. ADECA does not schedule appointments or accept applications: contact the Community Action Agency in your county (the page lists each region's agency, phone and website).
Official source
Last verified: Oct 18, 2026 (ET) · method: page fetched
Weatherization Assistance Program (ADECA)
weatherization
Status: available through local agencies in all 67 counties; apply to the agency serving your county
ADECA says weatherization is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and delivered by local community action agencies and the Central Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission in all 67 counties. Income must not exceed 200% of the federal poverty level. Participants agree to minor alterations based on an energy audit, and health and safety checks are done. ADECA does not accept applications; the page lists the agency, coordinator and phone for each region.
Official source
Last verified: Oct 18, 2026 (ET) · method: page fetched
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