Home / Heat Pumps
Heat Pump Incentive Status
Day-accurate status on heat pump rebates. Are programs open, limited, or paused? We track it so you know before you call an installer.
Note: Federal heat pump tax credits (25C and 25D) ended for property placed in service after December 31, 2025. What this means →
Browse by state
Alabama
Limited / Region-Dependent
Alabama has no statewide heat pump rebate. TVA EnergyRight offers $500–1,500 in northern Alabama. Alabama Power offers $1,000 for gas-to-electric conversions. Rural co-ops offer $300–400/ton. Federal tax credits expired. IRA HEAR rebates not yet launched.
Sources:
Alaska
Limited / Region-Dependent
Alaska incentives depend heavily on location. The ACES program offers $4,000–$8,500 for 43 coastal communities. Fairbanks provides up to $17,500 through its air-quality change-out program. Utility rebates range $500–$1,000 (Chugach Electric, Homer Electric, AP&T). Federal 25C/25D credits expired Dec 2025. HEAR/HOMES ($74.6M) have not launched.
Sources:
Arizona
Open
Efficiency Arizona HEAR offers up to $8,000 per heat pump for households below 150% AMI. SRP Cool Cash provides up to $1,125 for variable-capacity systems. APS eliminated all residential rebates in 2026. Federal tax credits expired December 31, 2025. HOMES program expected later in 2026.
Sources:
Arkansas
Limited / Region-Dependent
Arkansas heat pump incentives are limited to utility rebates. SWEPCO offers $250–$600/ton (up to ~$2,500–$3,000 per address). OG&E offers up to $3,000 in the Fort Smith area. Entergy Arkansas has no central HP rebate. Federal 25C/25D expired Dec 2025. The state’s $105M HEAR/HOMES allocation has not launched.
Sources:
California
Limited / Region-Dependent
Most California statewide heat pump rebates are fully reserved. TECH Clean California single-family incentives and HEEHRA single-family rebates are exhausted statewide. Federal tax credits (25C/25D) ended December 31, 2025. Utility rebates remain — SMUD offers up to $3,000–$4,000 and LADWP up to $2,500/ton. HOMES (~$291M) and HEEHRA Phase II ($152M) are funded but not yet launched.
Colorado
Open
Colorado offers HEAR rebates up to $8,000 for cold-climate heat pumps (income-qualified), Xcel Energy utility rebates up to $2,250/ton, and a $1,000 state tax credit for air-source systems. Federal 25C/25D credits ended December 31, 2025.
Sources:
Connecticut
Open
Connecticut heat pump incentives are active through Energize CT. Rebates range from $250–$1,000 per ton depending on system type and fuel switching. Federal tax credits ended December 31, 2025. HEAR rebates are funded but not yet available. The Smart-E Loan offers 0.99% APR financing through March 31, 2026.
Delaware
Open
Energize Delaware offers $800–$2,200 for air-source heat pumps through Home Performance with ENERGY STAR. DEMEC utility customers can stack Efficiency Smart rebates ($300–$750). HEAR ($8,000/HP) awaits DOE approval. Federal 25C/25D credits expired Dec 31, 2025.
Sources:
Florida
Limited / Region-Dependent
No federal credits or state tax incentives. Utility rebates of $40–$1,150 from FPL, Duke Energy, TECO, JEA, and OUC are the primary incentives. Florida’s $346M HEAR/HOMES allocation remains unlaunched.
Sources:
Georgia
Open
HEAR rebates cover up to $8,000 for heat pumps (≤150% AMI). HER whole-home rebates up to $4,000 (all incomes) or $16,000 (≤80% AMI). Georgia Power HEIP offers up to $1,000. EMC rebates $100–$600. Federal 25C/25D credits expired Dec 2025.
Sources:
Hawaii
Open
Hawaii Energy offers $450–$700 instant rebates for heat pump water heaters and $450–$550 for mini-splits through June 2026. eHale HEAR program (up to $14,000 for income-qualified households) expected to launch in 2026. Federal 25C/25D credits expired Dec 2025. KIUC offers separate $500 HPWH rebate on Kauai.
Sources:
Idaho
Limited / Region-Dependent
Federal tax credits ended Dec 31, 2025. Idaho rejected IRA-funded HEAR and HOMES rebates. Only utility rebates remain: Idaho Power $400–$800, Avista $300–$600, Rocky Mountain Power $450–$650, Idaho Falls Power up to $2,400. No state tax credit for air-source heat pumps.
Sources:
Illinois
Open
Federal tax credits expired. Utility rebates up to $2,000 are available through ComEd, Ameren Illinois, MidAmerican Energy, and some municipal utilities. Illinois HEAR and HOMES rebates are still pending launch.
Indiana
Open
Indiana Energy Saver Program (HEAR) offers up to $8,000 for heat pumps for households below 150% AMI. HOMES rebates cover up to $4,000 for other homeowners. Utility rebates add $275–$3,000. Federal tax credits expired Dec 31, 2025.
Sources:
Iowa
Limited / Region-Dependent
MidAmerican Energy and Alliant Energy offer $300–$713 instant discounts for air-source heat pumps, with cold-climate models at the top tier. Iowa’s $121M HEAR/HOMES IRA allocation is funded but programs have not launched. Federal 25C/25D credits expired Dec 31, 2025.
Sources:
Kansas
Limited / Region-Dependent
Evergy offers $500–$1,000 for air-source heat pumps under KEEIA. KEPCo co-ops add $300–$600. Midwest Energy offers on-bill financing. No state tax credits or state rebates. Federal 25C/25D expired Dec 2025. Kansas’s $105.6M IRA-funded HEAR/HOMES program has not launched.
Kentucky
Limited / Region-Dependent
Kentucky utility heat pump rebates range from $250 to $3,000 depending on provider. TVA EnergyRight offers $500–$3,000; EKPC co-ops offer $500–$1,000 including a $1,000 cold-climate bonus. LG&E/KU offers $400. IRA-funded HEAR rebates (up to $8,000) are approved but not yet launched. Federal 25C/25D credits expired Dec 2025.
Sources:
Louisiana
Limited / Region-Dependent
Utility rebates up to $3,500 from SWEPCO and Cleco. Entergy Louisiana offers $500. Energy Smart (New Orleans) offers $200–$500. Federal 25C/25D credits expired. IRA-funded HEAR ($8,000) and HOMES ($2,000–$4,000) programs allocated but not yet launched.
Sources:
Maine
Open
Efficiency Maine heat pump rebates are active and well-funded through Triennial Plan VI ($529.3M). Rebates range from $1,000–$3,000 per unit for non-ducted systems and $3,000–$9,000 for ducted whole-home systems, with income-based tiers. A $500 whole-home bonus is available March–December 2026. Federal tax credits (25C/25D) ended December 31, 2025. HEAR is partially active for mobile homes and affordable multifamily only.
Maryland
Open
EmPOWER Maryland offers up to $15,000 for electrification projects (75% of cost) through all five major utilities. Midstream rebates of $800–$1,700 per heat pump are available instantly through contractors. Potomac Edison's Switch-to-Electric program adds up to $4,000 on top. Montgomery County's Electrify MC adds $2,500. Federal 25C/25D expired. HEAR/HOMES ($136.8M) not yet launched.
Sources:
Massachusetts
Open
Mass Save heat pump rebates are active and recently restructured. Whole-home rebates reach $2,650/ton (max $8,500) with income-based adders. Partial-home rebates are $1,125/ton. A $500 sizing bonus and $500 weatherization bonus are available. R-410A refrigerant systems are excluded — must use R-32 or R-454B. Federal tax credits (25C/25D) ended December 31, 2025. HEAR funding is being delivered through Mass Save for households ≤60% AMI.
Michigan
Open
Michigan's $210 million MiHER program offers up to $8,000 for heat pumps at point of sale for income-qualifying households (≤150% AMI). DTE Energy rebates run $150–$1,200. Consumers Energy offers $300–$350. Traverse City Light & Power offers up to $3,000. Ann Arbor's A2ZERO adds $4,000–$5,500. Federal tax credits (25C/25D) ended December 31, 2025.
Sources:
Minnesota
Open
Xcel Energy offers up to $2,000 for cold-climate heat pumps (plus $600 insulation bonus). CenterPoint adds $1,100 for dual-fuel systems. Minnesota Power offers $400 for ducted ASHP. Minneapolis Green Cost Share stacks up to $14,000. Federal 25C/25D expired Dec 31, 2025. Save Energy Minnesota (HEAR + $4,000 state HP rebate) has not launched — no date set.
Sources:
Mississippi
Limited / Region-Dependent
No statewide rebate program. Entergy Mississippi offers up to $1,100 for heat pumps. TVA EnergyRight provides up to $1,500 in northeast MS. Mississippi Power offers $160–$200/ton. Federal 25C/25D expired. IRA HEAR/HOMES ($104.8M) not yet launched.
Sources:
Missouri
Limited / Region-Dependent
No statewide rebate or state tax credit. Utility rebates range $200–$5,000: Ameren offers $2,000 for ducted ASHPs, Evergy $650–$1,200, Columbia W&L up to $2,600. HEAR/HOMES ($151M) pending. Federal credits expired.
Sources:
Montana
Limited / Region-Dependent
NorthWestern Energy offers $450 per ASHP and up to $3,000 for HPWHs. BPA cooperatives like Flathead Electric provide $600–$1,560. Federal 25C/25D credits expired Dec 2025. HEAR and HOMES programs remain paused pending DOE approval. Bozeman and Missoula County offer HPWH rebates that stack with utility incentives.
Sources:
Nebraska
Limited / Region-Dependent
Nebraska has no statewide heat pump rebate and no state tax credit. Utility rebates are the primary incentive: NPPD EnergyWise offers $400–$1,200 for ASHPs, OPPD pays a flat $525, and LES offers $800. The City of Lincoln adds up to $3,000 for low-income homeowners. Dollar and Energy Saving Loans offer 1.5–5% financing. Federal 25C/25D expired Dec 2025. HEAR/HOMES ($91M) not yet launched.
Sources:
Nevada
Limited / Region-Dependent
NV Energy PowerShift offers $510–$3,400 for heat pumps (active, first-come first-served). IRA-funded HEAR (up to $8,000) and HOMES programs approved but not yet launched. Federal 25C/25D tax credits expired Dec 2025. No state tax credits (no state income tax).
Sources:
New Hampshire
Open
NHSaves rebates of $250–$1,250/ton are the primary incentive, plus a new $650/unit NE Heat Pump Accelerator. HEAR rebates (up to $8,000) are approved but not yet launched — expected mid-Summer 2026. Federal 25C/25D expired Dec 31, 2025. Projects started before HEAR launch are not eligible. R-410A banned from NHSaves qualified list for 2026.
New Jersey
Open
New Jersey heat pump rebates are active through the statewide Whole Home program (up to $7,500 cash-back plus 0% financing) and all four electric utilities (PSE&G, JCP&L, Atlantic City Electric, RECO). Programs stack. Federal tax credits (25C/25D) ended December 31, 2025. The state's $185 million in IRA HEAR/HOMES funding has not launched consumer-facing programs as of March 22, 2026.
Sources:
New Mexico
Limited / Region-Dependent
HEAR offers up to $8,000 per heat pump but is currently restricted to households below 80% AMI. PNM rebates cover $550–$700. Sustainable Building Tax Credit adds ~$500–$1,000. Geothermal credit covers 30% up to $9,000 at all income levels. Federal 25C/25D credits expired.
New York
Open
New York heat pump incentives are active through the NYS Clean Heat Program, administered by six utilities. Rebates range from $5,000–$12,000 for air-source heat pumps depending on utility territory, decommissioning status, and DAC designation. EmPower+ and HEAR provide up to $24,000 for income-qualified households. The state geothermal tax credit covers 25% up to $10,000. Federal tax credits (25C/25D) ended December 31, 2025.
North Carolina
Open
Energy Saver NC is live statewide with up to $8,000 through HEAR or $16,000 through HOMES for income-qualifying households. Duke Energy adds $500–$1,000 in utility rebates. Federal 25C/25D tax credits expired Dec 31, 2025. Households above 150% AMI are limited to utility rebates only.
Sources:
North Dakota
Limited / Region-Dependent
Utility rebates only. Otter Tail Power offers $300–$800/ton for heat pumps. Xcel Energy provides $1,600–2,000 flat-rate rebates. Minnkota co-ops offer $150/ton. MDU offers nothing. Federal 25C/25D credits expired. HEAR ($37.1M) and HOMES ($37.2M) funded but not launched.
Sources:
Ohio
Limited / Region-Dependent
Ohio has almost no heat pump rebates in 2026. Federal credits expired, utility programs were dismantled by HB 6, and the state’s $249M in IRA rebates (HEAR/HOMES) have not launched. ECO-Link offers 3% loan rate reductions up to $50,000. AEP Ohio’s HELP covers low-income households.
Oklahoma
Limited / Region-Dependent
Utility rebates from OG&E (up to $3,000) and PSO ($600–$1,400) are the primary incentives. Rural co-ops offer $200–$1,050/ton. Oklahoma’s $129M in IRA-funded HEAR/HOMES rebates have not launched. Federal 25C/25D expired Dec 2025. ONG offers no heat pump rebates.
Sources:
Oregon
Open
Oregon heat pump rebates are available through Energy Trust of Oregon for Portland General Electric and Pacific Power customers. Rebates range from $800–$3,500+ depending on system type, efficiency, and income qualification. The Oregon Department of Energy also offers a Residential Energy Tax Credit for certain installations. Federal tax credits (25C/25D) ended December 31, 2025. Oregon's HEAR program launched in 2025.
Pennsylvania
Limited / Region-Dependent
Pennsylvania heat pump incentives are limited to utility rebates under Act 129 Phase IV (expiring May 31, 2026). PECO customers can stack up to $1,950 with EAP bonuses. PPL offers $350–$1,250, Duquesne Light $375–$425, FirstEnergy $200–$325, UGI up to $1,250. Federal 25C/25D ended December 31, 2025. Penn Energy Savers ($258.9M HEAR/HOMES) has not launched — awaiting federal approval.
Sources:
Rhode Island
Open
Clean Heat RI covers up to 60% of heat pump costs (max $11,500) and is the primary incentive available in 2026. Rhode Island Energy adds smaller per-ton rebates. Federal tax credits are gone, and HEAR does not cover heat pump HVAC systems in Rhode Island (only electrical upgrades and appliances).
South Carolina
Limited / Region-Dependent
Utility rebates of $300–1,000 from Duke Energy, Dominion Energy, and Santee Cooper. SC geothermal tax credit covers 25% up to $3,500. HEAR/HOMES rebates (up to $14,000) pending launch. Federal tax credits expired.
South Dakota
Limited / Region-Dependent
South Dakota has no statewide heat pump program and is the only state to opt out of IRA HEAR/HOMES rebates ($68.56M declined). Federal credits expired. Utility rebates range from $0 (NorthWestern Energy) to over $4,000 (Otter Tail Power) depending on provider.
Sources:
Tennessee
Limited / Region-Dependent
TVA EnergyRight rebates ($500–$1,500) are the only active incentive in Tennessee in 2026. IRA-funded HEAR and HOMES rebates are approved but not yet launched (expected Q3 2026). Federal tax credits expired December 31, 2025.
Texas
Limited / Region-Dependent
Texas has no statewide heat pump rebate program and no state income tax. Rebates come from your local utility and vary widely. Austin Energy offers approximately $3,000 for whole-home projects plus 0% APR financing. Oncor provides performance-based incentives through approved contractors. CenterPoint offers up to $500 per unit. CPS Energy pays $90–$310 per ton. Federal tax credits (25C/25D) ended December 31, 2025. Texas received $690 million in IRA HOMES/HEAR rebate funding, but SECO has not launched the program.
Sources:
Utah
Limited / Region-Dependent
Rocky Mountain Power Wattsmart offers $450–1,700 for heat pumps. Enbridge Gas ThermWise adds $700–1,200 for dual-fuel systems. Stack both for $2,450–2,650. Federal 25C/25D credits expired Dec 2025. Utah’s $101M IRA rebates (HEAR/HOMES) approved but not yet launched.
Sources:
Vermont
Open
Vermont heat pump rebates come from Efficiency Vermont ($2,200 ducted, $375–$475/head ductless) and utility-specific programs. Burlington Electric offers up to $7,950 for income-qualified ducted systems — the highest in the state. GMP income bonus adds $2,200/condenser for ≤80% AMI households. Federal 25C/25D ended Dec 31, 2025. HEAR ($29.2M) is on pause.
Sources:
Virginia
Limited / Region-Dependent
Federal tax credits expired Dec 31, 2025. Virginia's $188M in IRA-funded HOMES and HEAR rebates remain pending — Virginia Energy is assessing the impact of federal funding freezes. Utility rebates are the primary incentive: Washington Gas offers up to $2,000 for dual-fuel heat pumps in Northern Virginia, Dominion Energy offers HPWH rebates of $250–$400 and central HP rebates through its Home Retrofit Program, and Appalachian Power provides $300–$400 for mini-splits. Most electric cooperatives offer no direct rebates. Low-income households can access free upgrades through WAP and Dominion's EnergyShare program.
Sources:
Washington
Open
Washington heat pump rebates are available through multiple utilities. Puget Sound Energy offers up to $4,000 for ducted heat pumps and $1,500 for ductless. Avista, Clark Public Utilities, and Snohomish PUD also offer programs. Washington's HEAR program launched in 2025 with up to $14,000 for income-qualified households. Federal tax credits (25C/25D) ended December 31, 2025.
Washington DC
Open
DCSEU offers up to $5,000 for heat pumps and $1,600 for HPWHs when switching from gas to electric, plus $3,200 in electrification service rebates. Total realistic rebates reach $9,800. Federal 25C/25D credits expired. AHEP provides no-cost electrification for households below 80% AMI but is currently waitlisted.
Sources:
West Virginia
Limited / Region-Dependent
West Virginia’s $88.2M IRA programs (HEAR up to $8,000 and HOMES up to $20,000) are the primary incentives but launch status is unclear. Appalachian Power offers $300–$400 for mini-splits and HPWHs. Mon Power and Potomac Edison offer no rebates. Federal 25C/25D credits expired Dec 2025.
Wisconsin
Open
Focus on Energy offers $400–$900 instant discounts for air-source heat pumps statewide. IRA-funded HEAR rebates cover up to $8,000 for income-qualifying households (below 150% AMI). HOMES rebates up to $10,000 are available at all income levels for whole-home projects. Federal tax credits expired December 31, 2025. Wisconsin was the first state to launch the HOMES program.
Wyoming
Limited / Region-Dependent
Rocky Mountain Power Wattsmart offers up to $1,700 for cold-climate heat pumps and $600 for HPWHs (electric resistance conversions only). Several co-ops offer $500–1,800. Federal tax credits expired. Wyoming’s $69.2M IRA rebate program (HESP) has not launched.
Sources:
What This Site Is (And Isn't)
This site tracks public rebate availability by state. It does not calculate savings or guarantee eligibility. Local utility rules always apply. We verify status regularly but programs can change without notice.