Verified programs. Real design temperatures. No games.

The honest answer to what a heat pump costs in your state.

Every incentive number on this site comes from a verified state or utility program with its verification date shown. Every sizing claim is grounded in your city's real winter design temperature. Federal 25C and 25D tax credits expired December 31, 2025, and no federal amount is implied or included anywhere here.

Why this site exists

01

Verified programs only

Every rebate is transcribed from the administering program and stamped with its verification date. Quarterly manual update. If a state has no statewide program, this site says so instead of inventing one.

02

Sized from physics, not sales scripts

Cold-climate capacity claims are checked against your city’s winter design temperature and the AHRI regional rating for your climate, so the system quoted is the system that heats on the coldest night.

03

No federal estimates

Federal 25C and 25D tax credits expired December 31, 2025, and the federal HEAR rebate program was terminated in May 2026. Any site still quoting them is quoting money that does not exist. We never include federal amounts.

Heat pump incentives, all 50 states and DC

42 states carry a verified statewide program. The rest route through utility programs, listed per state. Data updated 2026-09-22. Source: State energy offices, utility program pages, DSIRE, HPN 50-State Rebate Research (2026-03-29), verified engine canon (S30), GEO-SWEEP 2026-09-10 official fetches, Energy Saver NC 2026-08-31. No federal tax credit is implied or included.

StateStatewide rebateVerified
Alabamaup to $1,0002026-09-24
Alaskaup to $2,0002026-07
Arizonaup to $8,0002026-10-06
Arkansasup to $2,2002026-09-29
Californiaup to $2,5002026-09-24
Coloradoup to $3,0002026-09-29
Connecticutup to $10,0002026-10-06
Delawareup to $2,2002026-09-29
Floridaup to $1,1502026-09-24
Georgiaup to $1,5002026-09-24
Hawaiiup to $7002026-07
Idahovaries by utility2026-07
Illinoisup to $2,0002026-09-29
Indianaup to $8,0002026-09-29
Iowaup to $7132026-09-24
Kansasup to $1,0002026-09-29
Kentuckyup to $8002026-09-29
Louisianaup to $3,5002026-09-29
Maineup to $9,0002026-09-24
Marylandup to $15,0002026-09-29
Massachusettsup to $8,5002026-09-24
Michiganup to $8,0002026-10-06
Minnesotaup to $2,0002026-09-24
Mississippiup to $1,1002026-09-29
Missouriup to $2,0002026-09-24
Montanavaries by utility2026-07
Nebraskaup to $4,0002026-09-29
Nevadavaries by utility2026-07
New Hampshireup to $2,0002026-09-24
New Jerseyup to $12,0002026-09-24
New Mexicoup to $8,0002026-09-29
New Yorkup to $11,0002026-09-24
North CarolinaNot a live federal credit2026-09-24
North Dakotavaries by utility2026-07
Ohioup to $6002026-09-29
Oklahomaup to $1,4002026-09-24
Oregonup to $4,0002026-09-24
Pennsylvaniaup to $4752026-09-24
Rhode Islandup to $11,5002026-10-06
South Carolinaup to $6502026-09-29
South Dakotavaries by utility2026-07
Tennesseeup to $8002026-09-29
Texasvaries by utility2026-07
Utahup to $1,7002026-09-29
Vermontup to $2,2002026-07
Virginiaup to $4002026-09-29
Washingtonup to $6,0002026-09-24
Washington DCvaries by utility2026-09-10
West Virginiavaries by utility2026-07
WisconsinNot a live federal credit2026-09-25
Wyomingvaries by utility2026-07

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