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AEP Ohio HELP and Power Rewards partly open

Administered by AEP Ohio (Ohio Power Company).

AEP Ohio pays no equipment rebates. Its low-income HELP program, which provides heat pumps, water heaters, appliances and weatherization at low or no cost up to 300% of the poverty line, has paused applications for 2026 and plans to reopen this fall for 2027. Open to everyone: Power Rewards, $75 off a smart thermostat or $75 in gift cards for letting AEP adjust it during peak events.

source · verified 27 September 2026 · amounts in US dollars

What it pays

Power Rewards, open to any residential customer
UpgradeConditionUp to
Smart thermostat, bought on AEP's marketplaceInstant discount when you enroll in Power Rewards$75
Smart thermostat bought elsewhereA $25 gift card for the purchase, then $50 for enrolling; one each per customer per year$75
Staying enrolledA $25 gift card each year you take part in at least 75% of peak events$25

HELP, when it reopens: low or no cost, depending on income

  • Heating and cooling equipment, heat pumps included
  • Water heaters, refrigerators and freezers, washers and dryers
  • Air sealing and weatherization
  • Smart thermostats, lighting and water-saving products

Who is eligible

HELP income lines (2026 federal poverty guidelines)
People in household200%300%, the upper limit
1$31,920$47,880
2$43,280$64,920
3$54,640$81,960
4$66,000$99,000
5$77,360$116,040
6$88,720$133,080
7$100,080$150,120
8$111,440$167,160
HELP homes
AEP Ohio residential customers in single-family homes, townhomes or individually metered apartments; renters with the landlord's written permission.
Power Rewards
A Wi-Fi thermostat controlling central air conditioning or electric heat. Up to 16 events a year, four hours or less, no more than 3 degrees; you can override any time.

Where the application goes

HELP through an AEP Ohio authorized contractor you choose, once applications reopen; Power Rewards online.

Where the application goes
If this is youApply here
HELPaepohio.com
Power Rewardsaepohio.com
Phone800-672-2231

The thing most pages get wrong

Rebate sites list AEP Ohio rebates of up to $500 for heat pumps and $300 for insulation and smart thermostats, and one calls HELP 'the only active utility heat pump program in Ohio'. AEP's list of home programs has no equipment rebates, and HELP's applications are paused for 2026.

Paused for customers, running for contractors

AEP's HELP contractor site lists 2026 training and contractor enrollment. It is new customer applications that are paused, with reopening promised this fall for 2027 assistance.

Why there are no rebates

Ohio's House Bill 6 ended every electric utility efficiency plan on 31 December 2020. HELP exists because AEP's 2024-2028 electric security plan included a low-income program.