About Heat Pump Rebates
Heat Pump Rebates is an independent guide. It shows homeowners in Canada and the United States the money they can get back on a heat pump.
- Ownership
- Independent No utility, government agency or program sponsor runs this site
- US programs we follow
- 230 In all 50 states and DC, each linked to its official page; Canada has its own pages
- How the site is paid
- By installers Only when they receive a quote request you chose to send. Programs cannot pay to be listed or ranked
- Quote needed for a rebate
- Never Every rebate here can be claimed without sending us a request
Who publishes this site
Brighton Incentive Network Inc., 1201 North Market Street, Suite 1401, Wilmington, DE 19801, United States, is the publisher of Heat-pump-rebates.com. It is neither a utility, nor a government agency, nor a program sponsor, and programs do not pay to be listed.
Sources for the figures
The program, utility or agency that runs a rebate publishes an official page, and every amount, status and rule comes from it. Each program row links to that page. Without notice, programs adjust their amounts and shut down for the year, so the official page is always the last word. Send your application there, or let the installer handle it when the program pays at the point of sale.
The way the ZIP finder works
The finder checks which electric utilities cover a ZIP code, drawing on the NREL and OpenEI list of utilities by ZIP code. It then lists open programs for both the utility and the state. Your entries are not sent anywhere before you request quotes.
Quotes from installers and what we earn
- After you send the quote form, up to three installers of heat pumps or one installer-matching company serving your ZIP code receives your request.
- They may reach out to you regarding the project.
- When those companies receive a request, they may pay the site.
- You never have to send a request to get a rebate.
Names of programs
Names of programs and utilities, including Mass Save, Efficiency Maine and NYSERDA, stay the property of their owners. This site uses a name only to show the source of a figure. The sponsors behind Mass Save own it as a registered mark.
Contact
To report a figure that looks out of date, or to ask the editors a question, use the [note form](#write-to-us) on this page: name the program or page and say what changed. The editors check the program's official page and correct the row, usually within a few business days. The privacy notice explains how to ask about your own data.
Report an outdated figure or ask the editors
Name the program or page and what changed. A link to the official page that shows the new figure helps the most.