Rebates, Credits & Incentives

  • Use the EnergyStar rebate finder to help find local rebates that might apply to you.

    Seattle City Light customers can save energy, money, and the environment with innovative programs and ideas through their Home Energy Solutions site.

    Puget Sound Energy customers interested in a heat pump should visit this site.

  • Soon, the federal government will be providing billions in rebates for low- and middle-income households to install new energy efficient heat pumps. Stay tuned for more, we anticipate the rebates being available by the start of 2024.

  • Rewiring America is our go to resource for everything home-electrictrification. If this stuff interests you, check out their website, sign up for their newsletter, and check out some of the links below.

    Download this handy free guide to learn all about the home energy rebates and incentives on offer through the Inflation Reduction Act.

    Check out Rewiring America’s IRA incentives calculator to see how much you can save.

Ditch your dirty oil furnace with big incentives from the City of Seattle!

The Clean Heat program gets Seattle households up to $6,000 in savings for switching from oil heat to a qualifying electric heat pump. All households get $2,000 rebates for switching from oil heat to a heat pump, and there is a $4,000 Bonus rebate for income qualified households. Offer valid for oil-heated homes within Seattle city limits. Learn more at https://ductlesshomecomfort.com/no-more-oil-heat/

PSE Moderate Income Heat Pump

Puget Sound Energy offers a $4,000 rebate to for PSE customers in income-qualified households for swapping their gas furnace or boiler for an efficient new heat pump. Learn more about the program and whether you qualify at https://www.pse.com/en/rebates/heating/mi-heatpump.

Energy Smart Eastside

E‍nergy Smart Eastside is a collaboration of six Eastside cities to offer homeowners rebates for installing heat pumps. The five cities include Mercer Island, Bellevue, Issaquah, Kirkland, Redmond, and Sammamish. Eligible customers can receive up to $10,000 off of a new heat pump when stacked with rebates from PSE. All homeowners in these cities with gas, oil, or electric resistance heat can receive $1,000 rebates, and income qualified households can receive an additional $5,000 Bonus rebate. Learn more at https://www.energysmarteastside.org/.

All about the Inflation Reduction Act

The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 provides a number of rebates and incentives for homeowners who install heat pumps in their homes. These rebates and incentives are designed to make heat pumps more affordable for homeowners and to encourage more people to switch to heat pumps from traditional heating and cooling systems. These include:

  • A rebate of up to $7,000 for the purchase and installation of a heat pump for low- and moderate-income households.

  • A rebate of up to $4,000 for the purchase and installation of a heat pump for households that need to make electrical upgrades to their homes to accommodate a heat pump.

These rebates and incentives are available to homeowners who purchase and install a heat pump in their homes between January 1, 2023 and December 31, 2032. The rebate amount will vary depending on the heat pump you purchase and the income of your household.

We still do not know if or when these rebates will be released in WA. We’re waiting on the Federal Department of Energy to approve WA’s program, and we’ve been waiting for a while now. The current federal administration is very antagonistic to the Inflation Reduction Act, and clean energy in general, so we are not sure if they will ever approve WA’s plan. Join our list to stay informed about when those rebates will be available, or learn more about the status of these rebates in Washington at the Department of Commerce’s IRA rebates website.