Electric Heating & Cooling Heat Pumps

Save on heat pump technology now and on energy for years to come

Take advantage of our rebates and other financial incentives to experience all-in-one comfort and annual energy savings with high-efficiency heat pump technology.

Keep your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer while reducing your carbon footprint and increasing your energy efficiency with a new state-of-the-art heat pump system. Heat pump technology includes high-efficiency water heaters, which use 70% less electricity than traditional ones.

Thinking of upgrading to an all-in-one geothermal heat pump?

We have a limited time offer to make it more affordable than ever! We are doubling your incentive rate and offering a $1,500 bonus when you sign an installation commitment with a NYS Clean Heat participating contractor by March 1, 2025 and submit the completed project application by December 5, 2025.

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Why heat pumps?

Listen to our expert Jenny Cross as she explains the available incentives and benefits of installing heat pump equipment.

How much could I save?

Heat Pump incentives vary depending on many factors like type of heat pump (ground source or air source, ducted or non-ducted, etc.), brand, equipment size or capacity, baseline incentive and total project cost among others.

Incentives are calculated using the heat pump system capacity (Btu/h) and baseline incentive for each type of project, and capped at 50% of the project costs, including equipment and installer fees. Use the table below for reference.

Total Heating Btu/h x Baseline $ Incentive = Total $ Incentive

For a limited time, you may qualify to receive not only double the incentive on geothermal heat pumps but a $1,500 bonus to make them more affordable than ever. Simply sign an installation commitment with a NYS Clean Heat participating contractor by March 1, 2025 and submit the completed project application by December 5, 2025.

Only NYS Clean Heat Participating Contractors are authorized to process your rebate. Find Participating Contractors to effectively determine the best equipment and capacity to meet your home needs and provide project and incentive estimates.

Note:

• Heat pump equipment incentives are only available to National Grid electric service customers.
• Heat pump equipment incentives are capped at 50% of the project costs, including equipment and installer fees.
• Total incentive for heating equipment includes a Participating Contractor incentive up to $500, which the contractor is entitled to but may choose to offer to the customer

Limited-time: Stack up the savings.

Take advantage of all the other ways these all-in-one systems could be more affordable for your budget, from generous rebates and limited-time offers on all qualifying equipment to  low-interest financing options and federal tax credits, plus special incentives if you live in priority electrification areas.

How do heat pumps work?

During the colder months, heat pumps take heat from the outside air and transfer it into your home. During the warmer months, they keep your home cool by pulling heat from inside your home and transferring it outside.

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How old is your current equipment?

Check the age and health of your current heating and water-heating equipment - because nobody wants to experience a breakdown in the middle of winter.

How do heat pumps compare to other systems?

Check out the advantages in choosing heat pump technology over other heating and cooling equipment.

Benefits	Heat Pumps	Other Heating and Cooling Equipment*
Both Heats and Cools
Year-Round Energy Savings
Saves Space
Reduce Maintenance
Eliminates Fossil Fuel Use and Storage
Reduces Carbon Emissions

*Boiler, Furnace, Electric Resistance Heater, Central Air Conditioner, Window Air Conditioner

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Which heat pump is right for you?

Whether you are looking to install a new an existing HVAC system, or replace an old one, there are several options.

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