Rebates · Explainers
Heat Pump Rebates and Incentives: Complete Guide (2026)
The 25C tax credit is gone for 2026 installs. Here's what still pays for a heat pump: HEEHR (formerly HEAR), HOMES and utility rebates,…
Editor, ElectrifyTips
Sam Carter is the editor of ElectrifyTips, based in California. He researches heat pumps, home energy rebates and electricity costs, and turns what he finds into plain-English guides and free calculators for US homeowners.
Every guide starts from primary sources: official program pages, government agencies such as the US Department of Energy, ENERGY STAR, the IRS and the US Energy Information Administration, state energy offices, utilities and manufacturer specification sheets.
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Rebates · Explainers
The 25C tax credit is gone for 2026 installs. Here's what still pays for a heat pump: HEEHR (formerly HEAR), HOMES and utility rebates,…

Heat Pumps · Decisions
How heat pumps work, which type fits your home, what SEER2 and HSPF2 mean, cold-climate performance, running costs and the 2026 rebate picture.
