Vermont Battery Incentives 2026: GMP Bring-Your-Own-Device

Verified 2026-07-16  Funding changes monthly.

Quick answer: Vermont pays Up to $10,500 per battery through Green Mountain Power BYOD. Current status: Open to GMP customers.
ProgramGreen Mountain Power BYOD
ValueUp to $10,500 per battery
StatusOpen to GMP customers (verified July 2026)
Federal creditNone — 25C/25D expired Dec 31, 2025 (OBBBA)

How it works

GMP's Bring-Your-Own-Device program rebates a battery you buy yourself in exchange for grid dispatch rights during peak events. Payment scales with enrolled kW and commitment length.

Stacking with other programs

GMP also offers leased Powerwall programs as an alternative to ownership.

Next step

Size your backup needs first, then compare installed batteries. Get 2–3 installer quotes — the installer files the incentive paperwork.

Run the sizing calculator →

Frequently asked questions

Is there still a federal tax credit for home batteries in 2026?

No — the federal 25D Residential Clean Energy Credit expired December 31, 2025 under the OBBBA. Vermont's Green Mountain Power BYOD is now the primary incentive for Vermont residents.

How much can I get from Vermont's program?

Up to $10,500 per battery. GMP's Bring-Your-Own-Device program rebates a battery you buy yourself in exchange for grid dispatch rights during peak events.

Is Vermont's program still accepting applications?

As of our July 2026 verification: Open to GMP customers. Funding changes monthly — confirm directly with the program administrator before contracting.

Sources

Other battery programs