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Hawaii Energy Rebates 2026-2027: What Qualifies

See Hawaii Energy's current residential cooling and heat-pump-water-heater rebates, eligible islands, program dates, and what is not listed.

At a glance

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Program
2026-2027 residential rebates
Amount or current status
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.
Service territory
Hawaii Energy serves eligible electric ratepayers on Oahu, Hawaii Island, Lanai, Maui, and Molokai. A HECO account is not by itself proof that a particular rebate applies.
Source check
2026-08-31

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.

Who may qualify

The program is for electric utility ratepayers on Hawaii Island, Lanai, Maui, Molokai, and Oahu. Kauai is excluded from this program because it has a separate electric cooperative.

Equipment rules

The published announcement covers cooling equipment, cooling tune-ups, and heat pump water heaters. Do not use it as evidence of a residential space-heating heat-pump incentive without a separate current source.

Contractor rule

Use the contractor and equipment rules linked from the applicable Hawaii Energy rebate page. The announcement does not establish one universal contractor rule for every listed measure.

How to apply

Follow the current Hawaii Energy rebate instructions for the specific measure. The program is available now through June 30, 2027 while funding lasts.

Pre-approval

The announcement does not establish a universal pre-approval rule. Check the measure-specific terms before purchase or installation.

Timing and funding

The 2026-2027 program is available through June 30, 2027, first-come, first-served while funding lasts.

Documents to keep

Documents vary by measure. Confirm the current invoice, model, installer, and customer-account requirements before buying equipment.

Next review: Review before every quote because Hawaii Energy funding is first-come, first-served.

Check the provider before you buy

A city match is only a starting point. Confirm the utility named on the bill, the exact equipment model, contractor rule, application timing, and available funding. Use the provider source below as the final authority for a claim.

Verified locations and service states

This record covers Hawaii. The provider's service territory may not match every address in a city or state.

Plan the project

The calculator estimates operating-cost differences from your own heating details. It does not subtract this program's maximum or promise approval.

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