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Q: Where do you apply for Georgia city gas appliance rebates (Municipal Gas Authority members)?

Apply: https://www.providebetter.com/apply/; Find your city: https://www.providebetter.com/cities/.

Administered by about 34 Georgia cities' own gas systems, through the Municipal Gas Authority of Georgia's Provide Better portal.

About 34 Georgia cities that run their own gas systems pay $200 to $550 for a gas water heater, $50 to $500 for a furnace and $50 to $300 for a range or dryer, through the Gas Authority's rebate portal, and most lend up to $10,000 at 0% on the gas bill. Several pay only to switch from electricity or propane.

source · verified 27 September 2026 · amounts in US dollars

What it pays

What each city gas system pays
City	Tankless water heater	Tank water heater	Furnace	Worth knowing
Thomson	$550	$400	$500	Conversion from propane or electric $300; up to $800 a year
Commerce	$500	$200	—	Grill $50
Lawrenceville	$500	$300	$500	No dual fuel; $500 and a free gas tap to convert; up to $800 a year; owners only
Mid-State Energy	$500 new, $400 replacing	$500 / $400	$250	Pool or spa heater $500; replacement rebates once per 8 years
Statesboro	up to $500	up to $500	$300	Up to $850 a year
Dublin	$400	$400	$500	Water heater, furnace and range bundle $1,500
Elberton, Greensboro, Union Point, Hartwell, Madison, Monticello, Sparta	$400	$400	$500	Ranges $100 to $200; Hartwell gives a free tank to convert from propane or electric
Royston	$450	Free 40-gallon tank	—
Cartersville	$400	$300	Required	Only for homes with gas heat, a gas water heater and a third gas appliance
Louisville, Millen, Sylvania, Wrens	up to $400	up to $400	$200 to $400	Up to $600 or $800 a year
Monroe	$400	$200	—	As bill credits
Social Circle	$400	$200	—	Only for conversions from electricity or propane
Thomasville	$350	$200	$250	Up to $700; the furnace only with a year-round gas appliance
Covington	$300	$300	—	Only when replacing an electric appliance, except tankless
Eatonton	$300	$300	$50	No financing
Adairsville, LaFayette, Summerville, Trion, Waynesboro, Cairo	$300	$200	$200	Ranges and dryers $100 to $150
Tifton	$300	$200	$100	Up to $500
Toccoa	$300	$200	$200	Ranges and dryers $200
Claxton	$200	$200	$200	Up to $600 a year
Warner Robins	$200	$200	Bundle	Water heater, furnace and a third appliance $450

Most of these cities also lend up to $10,000 at 0% for up to 60 months to install a gas appliance, repaid on the gas bill. Ten more cities are listed as coming soon.

Who is eligible

who: Customers of a city gas system on the portal. The application asks whether the appliance replaced a gas one, replaced an electric one, or is on a new meter.
deadline: The portal says within 30 days of purchase; Lawrenceville's own terms say 60 days of installation.

Where the application goes

Through the Provide Better portal, or your city's gas office.

Where the application goes
If this is you	Apply here
Apply	providebetter.com
Find your city	providebetter.com

The thing most pages get wrong

The portal's city pages are copied carelessly: the LaFayette, Summerville and Trion pages describe Adairsville's partnership, Summerville lists Statesboro's phone number from the other end of the state, and every page carries a website template's placeholder address in Manhattan. Check your city's own page.

Some cities pay only to leave electricity

Social Circle pays only for conversions from electricity or propane; Covington only when a gas appliance replaces an electric one, tankless water heaters excepted; Lawrenceville adds $500 and a free gas tap to convert.

Cartersville pays both ways

Cartersville's electric system pays $250 to replace gas heat with an electric heat pump; its gas department pays rebates only to homes that heat with gas.