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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PA Utility Rebate: Program Overview
Pennsylvania utility rebates vary by utility — typically $300–$500 per qualifying ENERGY STAR heat pump system through PECO, PPL, Duquesne Light, and FirstEnergy Act 129 Phase IV programs. Confirm current amount with your utility before installation; programs may close or change without notice.
Standard Rebate
$450
Eligibility Requirements
Varies by utility. Must be ENERGY STAR certified equipment. Some utilities require a home energy audit first.
- 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
- Contact your utility (PECO, PPL, Duquesne Light) for current rebate amounts
- Select ENERGY STAR certified heat pump equipment
- Have equipment installed by a licensed HVAC contractor
- Collect invoices showing equipment model numbers and installation date
- Submit rebate application through your utility's website within 90 days
- Receive rebate within 6-8 weeks
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Important Dates
Current utility rebates available now under Act 129 Phase IV.
Typical Costs in Pennsylvania
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Typical installation cost | $12,500 |
| PA Utility Rebate rebate | -$450 |
| Net cost after rebate | $12,050 |
| Annual heating savings (vs oil) | $1,520/yr |
| Estimated payback period | 7.9 years |
Heat Pump Rebates in Other States
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