Duke Energy Smart Thermostat Program

Duke Energy Florida

Closed Energy Assistance

About This Program

Rebate program for purchase and installation of qualifying smart/programmable thermostats. Customers receive up to $140 purchase rebate plus $40 annual incentive for participating in energy-saving events. Helps reduce peak energy demand and lower utility bills.

Initial rebate plus first year participation incentive

Record set last reviewed 2026-06-09. How we verify our data.

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Key Details

  • Up to $140 rebate for smart thermostat purchase
  • $40 annual incentive for participation in energy events
  • Available to all Duke Energy customers
  • Must be Wi-Fi enabled qualifying model
  • Helps reduce peak demand and lower bills

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Program phone: (800) 700-8744

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