How much you get
Green Mountain Power's Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) program pays $850 per kW of storage enrolled for a 3-hour discharge commitment, or $950 per kW for a 4-hour commitment — in exchange for GMP being able to draw on your battery during a handful of peak-demand events each month. Retrofitting a battery onto an existing solar system in a grid area where storage is most valuable can add another $100 per kW. You choose your own battery brand and installer; GMP doesn't require you to lease equipment from them.
Source
Green Mountain Power — Bring Your Own Device battery storage →
Common questions
What's the battery storage rebate in Barre?
Green Mountain Power's Bring Your Own Device program pays $850 per kW of enrolled storage for a 3-hour discharge commitment, or $950 per kW for 4-hour discharge, plus up to $100 per kW extra for retrofitting storage onto an existing solar system. You pick your own battery and installer.
Do I need to confirm this rebate is still active in Barre?
Yes. Utility and state rebate programs change funding levels and eligibility rules through the year. Confirm current status with Green Mountain Power or Efficiency Vermont before assuming a figure is live.
No installer directory data for Barre yet
We haven't independently verified local installer reviews for Barre yet, so we're not listing specific companies here rather than guess. Browse our installer directory or use our free assessment tool to get matched with vetted contractors.
Next steps
View all Barre rebate programs → or see all Vermont coverage →