Verified Heat Pump Rebates by Utility

Search cities and states with a current first-party utility source. We show the program status and link to the provider instead of treating a published maximum as guaranteed savings.

Federal home-energy credits also have project-date rules. Read the current IRS guidance before including a federal credit in your budget.

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OG&E

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OG&E residential energy-efficiency rebates

OG&E currently says its Oklahoma residential rebate programs are closed and will return in 2027. The page separately lists an HVAC Burnout Replacement category with savings up to $3,000, but it does not establish an open 2026 heat-pump rebate.

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OPPD

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HVAC Smart Rebates

OPPD's current landing page lists $265 for 16 SEER, $375 for 17, $450 for 18 or 19, and $525 for 20+ and all heat pumps. Its separate FAQ shows a shorter $265/$375 summary, so confirm the exact amount with OPPD before budgeting.

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SRP

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SRP Cool Cash air conditioner and heat pump rebates

SRP lists $75 per ton for single-stage systems, $150 per ton for multi-stage systems, and $225 per ton for variable-capacity systems. Inverter-driven mini-split heat pumps can qualify for $225 per ton.

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Lincoln Electric System

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2026 Sustainable Energy Program

LES lists a $1,000 incentive for an air-source or mini-split heat pump under 5.4 tons when it meets the rating or inverter requirements. Geothermal heat pump incentives range from $1,000 to $1,800 depending on EER and a desuperheater.

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Energize Delaware

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Home Performance with ENERGY STAR rebates

The current incentive sheet lists standard heat pump rebates of $800 for Tier 1 and $1,600 for Tier 2. Assisted Home Performance amounts are $1,200 and $2,200. Central AC, mini-split, hybrid-system, and heat pump water heater incentives have separate limits.

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Energize Connecticut

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2026 residential heat pump rebates

The standard residential air-source heat pump rebate is $250 per ton up to $2,500 per home. The Energy Optimization path starts at $1,000 per ton up to $10,000 when replacing natural gas, oil, propane, or electric resistance; enhanced incentives may apply under current rules.

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Hawaii Energy

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2026-2027 residential rebates

Hawaii Energy's 2026-2027 announcement lists a $1,250 instant rebate for a central AC retrofit, up to $550 per mini-split AC unit, and up to $700 for a heat pump water heater. It does not list a residential space-heating heat-pump rebate.

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