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Electrify Decatur is a community-led program to help Decatur area homeowners save money, live healthier, and boost resilience by increasing energy efficiency, replacing old appliances with new efficient electric technologies, and using more clean energy. We invite you to be part of this exciting initiative, helping advance clean energy in Decatur.
Induction Cooking
Battery Storage
Weatherization
Energy Audit
Electrical Upgrades
Heat Pump
Heating & Cooling
Heat Pump
Water Heating
Solar Energy
Heat Pump
Clothes Dryer
EV Charging Station
What does "electrification" mean?
Electrification is a comprehensive approach to replacing outdated appliances with cleaner, more efficient electrical systems, ensuring a cost-effective and energy-efficient transition to clean energy.
Electrification Marketplace
Our unique Electrification Marketplace makes it easy to increase your knowledge of electronic appliances, create an energy profile, identify participating area contractors, and access available incentives and inclusive financing.
Upcoming Events, News & Resources
Upcoming Events
- October 10-15: Atlanta Climate Week
October 21: Induction Cooking Home Efficiency Webinar
- October 10-15: Atlanta Climate Week
Attention Contractors: Want to be a part of Electrify Decatur? Contractors are essential to the success of this program. Please click on the Request for Information button below to find some questions to help inform our program design. We appreciate your time.
Take the Pledge to Electrify
Why Take the Pledge to Electrify?
Electrifying your home is one of the smartest investments you can make—for your wallet, your comfort, and your future. Upgrading to high-efficiency electric appliances like heat pumps, induction stoves, and electric water heaters can significantly lower your monthly utility bills. These systems are not only more efficient than their gas counterparts, but they also require less maintenance and last longer, making them a cost-effective choice over time.
Electrify Benefits:
Beyond savings, an all-electric home is more resilient and energy independent. Electrifying your home means replacing aging systems—like gas furnaces or stoves—with high-performance electric solutions like heat pumps. These upgrades not only improve efficiency, they future-proof your home as the grid gets cleaner every day. The advantages of going electric are immediate and long-lasting:
- Lower Utility Bills – Heat pumps and other energy-efficient electric appliances use less energy and can reduce your monthly costs.
- Resilience & Comfort – Electric systems like heat pumps offer consistent heating and cooling—even in extreme weather.
- Healthier Air Indoors – Electric appliances help keep the air inside your home clean and safe, especially for kids and those with asthma.
- Financial Incentives Available Now – Save big with federal tax credits and rebates up to $14,000 for income-qualified households.
Ready to upgrade your home and take control of your energy future?
Sign the pledge and join the movement to make homes more efficient, affordable, and resilient—one switch at a time.
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Electrify in Your Community
Getting the word out about this community-led effort to decarbonize homes in the Decatur area is critical to the success of this clean energy program.
Event opportunities are already planned events that Electrify Decatur can tag along with. These may include tabling at community fairs, festivals, and farmers markets, speaking opportunities, or 5 minutes on the agenda of monthly meetings, such as business associations, faith-based communities, and civic organizations.
Electrify Decatur is a newly developed program aimed at enabling active community participation in the City of Decatur’s clean-energy goals. The program will provide support to residents through access to participating local contractors offering efficient technology options, navigation of government purchase incentives, and access to other information and guidance to reduce the household energy burden of local residents. Support for the program was provided through a grant from the Department of Energy.