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Incentives are based on the type and utility services for your home. Upgrade must be installed by an actively licensed contractor to qualify. 

DISCOUNT OF

$500

Installation must be completed by December 31, 2021.

Incentive application must be submitted within 60 days of installation.

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Installation specifications: HSPF rating of ductless heat pump must be 9.0 or greater and replace an electric resistance heat source (electric forced air furnace, electric baseboard heat, etc) as the home’s primary heating source. Primary indoor unit must be installed in the main living space (e.g living room) of the home. Limited to one incentive per residence.

HSPF: Heating Seasonal Performance Factor of outdoor ductless heat pump unit rated by the Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration Institution (AHRI). The higher the HSPF, the more energy efficient the ductless heat pump.

Contractor support: A contractor will help find a qualifying ductless heat pump and recommend an appropriately sized units and location of the indoor head for your home.

On-bill repayment option: If you own and occupy your home and have the work performed by a participating trade ally contractor, avoid the upfront cost and pay for the upgrade via a charge added to your Portland General Electric or Pacific Power utility bill.

DISCOUNT OF

$650

Incentive application must be submitted within 60 days of installation.

Installation specifications: Extended capacity heat pump must be listed on our qualified products list and act as the home’s primary heating source. If back up heat present, must be electric. Addtional ductless heads cannot be installed on the system.

Extended capacity heat pump: An extended capacity heat pump maintains a higher level of compressor heating output at lower temperatures when compared to a single-, two- or variable-speed heat pump. This allows the extended capacity heat pump compressor to effectively operate in freezing temperatures without activating an inefficient backup strip heat or electric furnace. Avoiding the use of backup heat during cold months allows an extended capacity heat pump to save a significant amount of energy during the winter.

Contractor support: A contractor will help find a qualifying extended capacity heat pump and recommend an appropriately sized unit and efficient thermostat settings your home.

On-bill repayment option: If you own and occupy your home and have the work performed by a participating trade ally contractor, avoid the upfront cost and pay for the upgrade via a charge added to your Portland General Electric or Pacific Power utility bill.

DISCOUNT OF

$250

Installation must be completed by December 31, 2021.

Incentive application must be submitted within 60 days of installation

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Installation specifications: Outdoor unit is required to achieve a minimum nominal rating of SEER 15 or greater as stated by the manufacturer and listed on our qualified products list. System EER must be 12 or greater. Central air conditioner must serve most or all of the home. Limited to one incentive per residence.

Nominal SEER: Seasonal Energy Efficiency Rating of the outdoor air conditioner rated by the Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration Institution (AHRI). The higher the SEER, the more energy efficient the air conditioner.

System EER: Energy Efficiency Rating of the entire HVAC system (air conditioner, indoor evaporator coil, and furnace) rated by the Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration Institution (AHRI). The higher the EER, the more energy efficient the air conditioner.

Contractor support: A contractor will help find a qualifying air conditioner and recommend an appropriately sized unit for your home.

On-bill repayment option: If you own and occupy your home, work with a participating trade ally contractor and avoid the upfront cost and pay for the upgrade via a charge added to your Pacific Power or NW Natural utility bill. To learn specifically about how to set up on-bill repayment, click here.