Appliance rebates in Illinois
Amounts are from ComEd's appliance rebate page. Check ComEd for the newest list before you buy.
Induction cooktop or range
Induction models do not need the ENERGY STAR label.
All-in-one washer dryers
$250 with an electric dryer, $350 with a heat pump dryer.
Washer and electric dryer
ENERGY STAR certified. One of each per account each program year.
Smart thermostat
One per account each program year.
Dehumidifier and air purifier
Up to two of each per account.
Free products and appliances
Income-eligible homes can get free products, and ComEd's Whole Home Electric offer pays for a stove and dryer. The gas-home money is allocated for 2026.
Federal home energy credit
After December 31, 2025.
ComEd lists weatherization products, such as caulk and weatherstripping, with in-store discounts up to $3. A heat pump water heater is listed on the same page at up to $750 and has its own guide.
The rules in plain words
You must be a current ComEd residential delivery customer. The appliance must be new, so a used one or one from a reseller does not count. It must be ENERGY STAR certified, except induction cooktops and ranges. You must buy by December 31, 2026 and apply within 60 days of the purchase or by February 28, 2027, whichever comes first. The rebate cannot be more than the price of the appliance. You pay the tax. ComEd says a rebate cannot be combined with other ComEd efficiency offers.
Why a heat pump dryer is worth a look
A heat pump dryer uses a closed loop of air and uses much less energy than a standard electric dryer. ComEd's page says an ENERGY STAR model uses about 70 percent less energy than a conventional one. It is the biggest single appliance rebate besides the all-in-one units. ComEd's income-eligible page notes that most heat pump dryers are ventless, so they are easier to install than a standard dryer. Ask the seller whether your model needs a vent.
Induction cooking
An induction cooktop heats the pan itself. ComEd says induction uses about 18 percent less energy than standard electric cooking. The rebate is $100, and it applies to select models. If you cook on gas now, switching to induction may also mean wiring changes, which the rebate does not cover. Ask an electrician before you buy.
Gas company rebates are different
Peoples Gas and Nicor Gas pay for gas furnaces, boilers, water heaters and thermostats, not for clothes dryers or cooktops. For those see our Peoples Gas and Nicor Gas pages. Naperville customers get electric rebates from the city, not ComEd, and the city lists a $75 thermostat rebate on its own page.
What we did not confirm
We did not confirm appliance rebates from Ameren Illinois, and we did not read ComEd's rules for apartments in multi-family buildings. Ask before you buy if you live in either.
How to claim an appliance rebate
- Check the product is ENERGY STAR certified, or an induction model.
- Buy it new before December 31, 2026 and keep the receipt.
- Apply online or by mail within 60 days of the purchase.
- Wait about four weeks after approval for a check.
- Ask the store about instant coupons, which skip the form.
More for Illinois homes
- Illinois home rebates: every program in one place
- ComEd rebates: every ComEd offer
- Chicago rebates: local numbers
- Illinois rebate calculator: add up your programs
Common questions
How much is the ComEd heat pump dryer rebate?
$200 for an ENERGY STAR certified heat pump clothes dryer.
What is the deadline?
Buy by December 31, 2026 and apply within 60 days of purchase or by February 28, 2027, whichever is first.
Does an induction cooktop need ENERGY STAR?
No. ComEd says the ENERGY STAR rule excludes induction cooktops and ranges.
Can I use this outside ComEd's area?
No. The rebates are for ComEd customers. Other utilities have their own programs.
Is there an income-based option?
ComEd lists separate income-eligible rebates and free programs. Call 855-433-2700 to ask which apply to you.
By Sam Menard. Sources, last read October 6, 2026: ComEd appliance rebates, ComEd Whole Home Electric, ComEd Home Energy Savings.