Heat pump rebates by state

Every state stacks differently. The numbers below show the maximum non-income-qualified rebate total per state, on top of which the federal §25C tax credit (up to $2,000) and HEEHRA rebate (up to $8,000 for households under 80% AMI) can layer.

Fully tracked (10)

Sorted by max stackable total. Sources verified.

MassachusettsMA

Up to $10,000

2 programs · 4 utilities tracked

CaliforniaCA

Up to $9,500

3 programs · 15 utilities tracked

ColoradoCO

Up to $8,000

3 programs · 6 utilities tracked

TexasTX

Up to $4,000

4 programs · 12 utilities tracked

ArkansasAR

Up to $3,500

2 programs · 6 utilities tracked

AlabamaAL

Up to $3,100

3 programs · 6 utilities tracked

WashingtonWA

Up to $2,400

3 programs · 8 utilities tracked

AlaskaAK

Up to $1,900

3 programs · 4 utilities tracked

ArizonaAZ

Up to $1,500

2 programs · 4 utilities tracked

GeorgiaGA

Up to $500

1 program · 2 utilities tracked

In research (40)

State and utility programs not yet verified. Federal incentives apply.

Federal stack (every state): $2,000 §25C tax credit (30% of project cost, capped at $2,000) + up to $8,000 HEEHRA rebate for households under 80% area median income.

Editorial standard: we list 10 states with verified rebate amounts and source URLs. The remaining 40 are in research — we won't publish numbers we can't source. Want us to prioritize a state? Email hello@heatpumppricing.com.