Must have a one-thermostat centralized home heating system using an electric forced-air furnace or air source heat pump.

Existing residence must be heated with electric heat.
Existing insulation R-values must be documented.
Post insulation R-values must be documented.
Square footage of project area must be documented.
Must be installed by a licensed and bonded contractor.
Contractor proposal and invoice required.

For a limited time, residents of King, Kitsap, Pierce, and Snohomish Counties can receive $500 for recycling their old, polluting wood stove.

To qualify for the recycling reward, you must own your home or property and will be responsible for removing and transporting your old device to one of our approved recycling facilities. 

Eligible devices include:

• Wood stoves or fireplace inserts (which are wood stoves made to be installed inside a fireplace) that are uncertified or don’t meet the 2020 EPA standard.
• Free-standing manufactured fireplaces. Not built-in, zero-clearance or traditional brick fireplaces.
• Wood-burning furnaces or coal-burning devices.

You must be a PSE gas and PSE electricity (dual fuel) customer who currently heats with natural gas.

Customers with pre-existing heat pumps are not eligible. Existing gas furnaces must be removed and fully replaced by the new heat pump system to qualify. Dual fuel systems or systems with natural gas backup heat do not qualify for this incentive.
Customers must install an AHRI Certified®  heat pump system that qualifies for the IRA Tax Credit, meeting CEE specifications.

Learn more about income qualifying rebates here: https://www.pse.com/en/rebates/efficiency-boost#moderateIncome

PSE electric customers can save on qualifying electric heat pump water heaters either directly from a participating retailer or after purchase using the rebate form.

• $500 back on qualifying Tier 3 or Tier 4 heat pump water heats

Higher rebate levels are available through PSE’s Efficiency Boost program. See if you qualify based on your income:

• $700 back on Tier 3 heat pump water heaters
• $750 back on Tier 4 heat pump water heaters

You must be a current PSE electric customer. Learn more about income-qualifying rebates here: https://www.pse.com/en/rebates/efficiency-boost#moderateIncome

Must be a current Puget Sound Energy residential customer, with electric heat or natural gas heat provided by PSE.
Learn more about income qualifying rebates here https://www.pse.com/en/rebates/efficiency-boost#moderateIncome.

You must be a current PSE electric customer. Learn more about income qualifying rebates here https://www.pse.com/en/rebates/efficiency-boost#moderateIncome.

Attic insulation: from R11 or less to R49 or more - $1.75 per sq ft-Up to 65%
Wall insulation: from R0 to R13 or mor - $2.50 per sq ft - Up to 95%
Floor insulation: from R11 or less to R30 or more - $2.50 per sq ft - Up to 95%
ENERGY STAR® whole house ventilation (electric-heated home only) - $50 per unit
Prescriptive air sealing (attic and/or floor) - $0.20 per sq ft - Up to 60%
Prescriptive duct sealing and insulation: from R0 to R11 or more - Up to $1,000 per home - Up to 70%
Duct sealing only - Up to $550 per home - Up to 50%
Advanced duct sealing* - Up to $1,250 per home - Up to $1,250 per home
Learn more about income qualifying rebates here https://www.pse.com/en/rebates/efficiency-boost#moderateIncome.

Manufactured home rebates:
Projects must be within PSE's service area.
Your home must fit the definition of manufactured home and mobile homes: factory built dwelling that includes: (a) plumbing, heating, air conditioning, and electrical systems, normally contained within the belly of the structure and within a rodent barrier; (b) is built on a permanent chassis; (c) can be transported in one or more sections; (d) may, or may not be permanently affixed to a concrete foundation.

Homeowner working with a contractor - $500

Homeowner DIY at Lowe's or The Home Depot with an instant coupon downloaded in the store - $500

Homeowner DIY installation (rebate form) purchase online or at any retailer that sells HPWHs -$500 

BPA Tier 3 Heat Pump Dryer - $175

Smart line-voltage thermostats for electric heat available to eligible Seattle City Light residential customers only.

Clean Heat Program

• Convert oil-system to qualifying electric heat pump
• Base $2,000 rebate – all Seattle residents eligible
• Add-on $4,000 rebate – must be under 150% area median income.

Visit seattle.gov/environment/cleanheat for income limits

Note: Income– eligible Seattle households can convert an oil furnace to an electric heating system at no cost through a separate program.

How to participate:
Step 1: Visit NoMoreOilHeat.com to find qualified contractors and get estimates
Step 2: Install a qualified heat pump. Your contractor will apply all applicable rebates directly on your invoice.
Step 3: Start enjoying year-round comfort and lower heating and cooling costs

When your contractor purchases a high-efficiency heat pump they can receive a $300 to $600 instant discount per home that they are able to pass on to you in their bid. Contractor instant discounts are available only through participating distributors.

• Incentives for Rental Properties Serving Income-Qualified Tenants 30% of the total project costs will be covered by a grant that doesn't need to be repaid. 
• The remaining 70% of the project costs will be covered by a 0% interest, 7-year loan, which doesn't require a credit check.
• The total household income for all tenants in a unit must not exceed 80% of the Area Median Income (see table below).
• Property should have electric heat as the main heating source. The TPU account must be in the tenant's name. 
• Have four or less units per building.
• Pick at least two Tacoma Power participating contractor to give bids for your upgrades

• The home where the heat pump is installed is served by Tacoma Power.
• Replacing an existing forced air electric furnace.
  • $1,000 rebate on a non-variable speed central heat pump.
  • $2,000 rebate on a variable speed central heat pump.
• Replacing an existing heat pump or non-electric furnace.
  • $1,000 rebate on a variable speed central heat pump.
• You must use a Tacoma Power Participating Contractor.
• Must meet Heat Pump program requirements and specifications.

In order to qualify for the rebate, you must:

• Replace a standard electric water heater with an electric hybrid water heater
• Acquire all relevant permits prior to installation
• Adhere to these water heater program specifications
• Ensure the water heater is on the BPA Qualified Products list
• Install the water heater according to the manufacturer’s specifications
• Be a Tacoma Power customer

• Your primary heating system is an electric forced air furnace or central heat pump.
• The smart thermostat is new and your rebate request is submitted within 90 days of installation.
• The smart thermostat you select is listed on the approved products list from the Bonneville Power Administration and includes these features:
  • Occupancy detection
  • 7-day programmable or learning-based scheduling
  • Wi-Fi enabled with remote access
  • Heat pump auxiliary heat control capabilities
• The installation adheres to the manufacturer’s instructions.

• You must be a current Tacoma Power residential customer.
• You must purchase and install your equipment prior to applying for the incentive using a Tacoma Power Approved Contractor.
• Hardwired and plug-in equipment qualifies for the incentive.
• You must provide proof of purchase (dated within the last 90 days) with your application for one of the approved products.

$450 duct sealing rebate for residential properties up to four units per building and a $250 rebate for manufactured homes.
Rebate Requirements:

• All accessible ducts in unheated areas (such as attics, crawlspaces and garages) must be sealed to Prescriptive Duct Sealing Specifications.
• Your current primary heat source must be either an electric forced air furnace or a heat pump.

If you’re paying out-of-pocket to upgrade your insulation, you’re eligible for a rebate. We’ll cover a portion of your bill from your Tacoma Power Participating Contractor. You can get $750 off each area (crawlspace, wall, and attic) for a maximum discount of $2,250.

Requirements for a contractor discount:

• The primary heat source for your home is electric.
• The home where the insulation is installed is served by Tacoma Power.
• Current insulation R-values must be:
  • Attic: R11 or less
  • Walls: R0
  • Floor: R11 or less
• You must use a Tacoma Power Participating Contractor.

For a full list of requirements please go here. 

Trained Ductless Heat Pump contractors must install the equipment.
Qualified Contractors List for Ductless Heat Pump (as listed on Going Ductless website), who participate in Tanner's rebate programs

The incentives to install Heat Pump Water Heaters range from $700- $1,100 depending on the size of the unit installed.