Heat pump rebates range from $450 in Pennsylvania to $11,500 in Rhode Island. This guide covers the exact steps to claim your rebate in each state.
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NJ Whole Home: Program Overview
NJ Whole Home electrification rebate up to $7,500 for full home heat pump conversion. Individual unit rebates also available.
Standard Rebate
$7,500
Income-Eligible
$12,000
HEAR Eligible
Yes
Eligibility Requirements
All NJ ratepayers. Must be a whole-home conversion (not supplemental). Income-based enhanced rebates available.
- Must install ENERGY STAR certified cold-climate heat pump equipment
- Installation must be performed by a licensed, program-registered contractor
- Equipment must meet minimum efficiency standards (typically HSPF2 8.1+)
Step-by-Step Claim Process
- Visit njcleanenergy.com to review Whole Home program requirements
- Schedule a home energy audit through your utility (PSE&G, JCP&L, or Atlantic City Electric)
- Obtain bids from participating contractors for whole-home heat pump conversion
- Submit application through NJ Clean Energy website
- Receive approval before beginning installation
- Complete installation and submit proof of completion
- Rebate check mailed within 8-12 weeks
Get a New Jersey Heat Pump Quote
NuWatt handles all NJ Whole Home paperwork. See your net cost after the $7,500 rebate.
Important Dates
NJ Whole Home program is part of the state's 2025-2027 clean energy plan. Funding confirmed.
Typical Costs in New Jersey
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Typical installation cost | $13,000 |
| NJ Whole Home rebate | -$7,500 |
| Net cost after rebate | $5,500 |
| Annual heating savings (vs oil) | $1,550/yr |
| Estimated payback period | 3.5 years |
Heat Pump Rebates in Other States
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