Rebate Request
Rebates
See additional eligibility requirements below
Air Source Heat Pump
- $200 rebate
- Must be part of a whole-house central heating/cooling system
- Must be primary heating source
- Member may also qualify for electric heat rate (Rate 17)
Geothermal Heat Pump
- $300 rebate
- Must be primary heating source
- Member may also qualify for electric heat rate (Rate 17)
Eligibility-Details
- Incentives are given one-time per service location to the member who initially installs the equipment at the location.
- Incentives must be requested within 12 months of purchase date.
- Combined total of all incentives is limited to $500 per service location.
- Current Incentives were effective March 1, 2012.
- Additional restrictions may apply.
- Please allow two billing cycles for incentives and rate changes to be issued.
- For detailed rate information please visit our Rate Page.
Federal Tax Credits for Energy Efficiency Improvements
If you recently made energy efficiency improvements to your home you may be eligible for federal tax credits. The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) of 2022 empowers homeowners to save money on energy efficiency improvements and upgrades. Homeowners can save up to $3,000 annually to lower the cost of efficiency upgrades by up to 30%. A few upgrades covered through the IRA include new exterior doors, windows, insulation, heating/cooling equipment and other major appliances. If you completed an upgrade this year or you are considering one visit www.energystar.gov/federal-tax-credits to learn if you qualify for a tax credit. Source: energystar.gov