Evergy offers Programs, Rebates, and Resources to make energy-efficient upgrades that add value to your home and save energy and money each month

Receive FREE energy-efficient upgrades to your home with the Energy Savings Kit (available to renters and homeowners), through a partnership of Evergy and Spire. When you make an appointment for a home energy assessment, you’ll receive complimentary upgrades throughout your home, along with personalized tips for more ways to save.

BPU offers rebates for energy-efficient air conditioning systems, the removal of gas furnaces (when replaced with electric), electric hot water tanks, and all electric split systems. Contact Patrice Townsend (913.573.9014) for additional information.

Enter your zip code to find rebates and incentives available for your home. 

LIHEAP helps keep families safe and healthy by providing financial assistance for home energy costs. Visit the Kansas or Missouri LIHEAP webpage to view specific program requirements for your state. Spire also created a location on their website to make it easier to apply for LIHEAP.

The goal of WAP is to help low-income families (homeowners and renters) lower their utility bills by making their homes more energy efficient. Visit the Kansas or Missouri WAP webpage to find contact information for the provider in your region.

Liberty Utilities is offering customers in Missouri up to $5,000 in incentives to conserve energy, save money, and increase comfort.

In Missouri, during April 19-25, qualifying Energy Star certified new appliances are exempt from state sales tax. Visit the Missouri Department of Revenue website to see where you can save.

Homeowners in Missouri can claim a tax deduction of the cost of a home energy audit for the tax year in which the audit was completed or the tax year the recommended energy efficiency improvements were implemented.

Homeowners can claim a federal tax credit for installing appliances that are designed to boost energy efficiency or making certain energy efficiency improvements to their homes (10% of cost up to $500 or a specific amount from $50-$300).