California Heat Pump & Efficiency Incentives
What You Need To Know To Improve Your Home & Save!
No one wants to think about replacing their air conditioner, furnace, or water heater - it's a major expense that can set your budget back significantly. But it doesn't have to be this way. Here in California, there are multiple programs that can help you save big money when you install new energy-efficient equipment in your home. These incentives make the expense of your upgrade significantly more manageable - when you couple them with the cost-savings energy-efficient equipment can bring, everything looks a little brighter. Get in touch with the team at Cool Air Solutions by messaging us online, calling 951-234-0748 , or clicking the "Schedule" button below!
Save Some Money While Saving The Environment!
TECH Clean California
California Climate InvestmentsTECH Clean California is a statewide incentive program supporting the retrofit installation of heat pump HVAC systems (and heat pump water heaters) in existing homes. It aims to drive California's transition away from gas heating and electrical resistance heating.
GO ZERO
South Coast AQMDGO ZERO is a pilot program by South Coast Air Quality Management District offering rebates for zero-emission space and water heating appliances. It covers customers in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties.
Home Performance Plus
Southern California EdisonHome Performance Plus (HPP) is a program from SCE, implemented by CLEAResult, to support residential energy efficiency upgrades, including heat pump HVAC systems. A free energy assessment is provided.
California Energy-Smart Homes
PG&E, SCE & SDG&E with CPUCEnergy-Smart Homes is a utility-administered program under CPUC oversight, focused on electrification. It provides rebates for whole-home electrification projects as well as bonuses for additional green upgrades.
Federal Energy Efficient Home Improvement Tax Credit
Inflation Reduction ActThe Federal Energy Efficient Home Improvement Tax Credit, authorized under Section 25C of the Inflation Reduction Act, provides homeowners with tax incentives for installing qualified energy-efficient improvements, including heat pumps.
How The Individual Programs Break Work & What You Can Save
