How much you get
We couldn't confirm a battery storage rebate for Burlington Electric Department customers. Green Mountain Power's well-known Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) program, which pays $850–$950 per kW of enrolled storage, is only open to GMP customers — Burlington runs its own municipal utility and is not part of GMP's territory. Check directly with Burlington Electric Department for any current storage program before assuming this applies to you.
Sources
No independently verifiable rebate source found for this category in this city.
Common questions
What's the battery storage rebate in Burlington?
We found no confirmed battery storage rebate for Burlington Electric Department customers as of this writing. Green Mountain Power's Bring Your Own Device program pays $850–$950 per kW, but it's only open to GMP customers, and Burlington runs its own separate municipal utility.
Do I need to confirm this rebate is still active in Burlington?
Yes. Utility and state rebate programs change funding levels and eligibility rules through the year. Confirm current status with Burlington Electric Department (BED) or Efficiency Vermont before assuming a figure is live.
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Next steps
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