Go electric: Switch to a heat pump

What you get

PSE customers with active natural gas and electric service, heating their homes with a gas furnace or boiler can receive:

Heat pumps are a great option for homeowners looking to improve year-round comfort:

• Heat pumps are just as reliable as other heating systems and can use 2-3 times less energy.
• Heat pumps also offer cooling, humidity reduction, and increased air circulation and filtration.
• Depending on the model, you can control your heat pump with a remote, mobile app, or smart thermostat.

Inflation Reduction Act tax credits

Customers are encouraged to install heat pumps that meet the requirements for Inflation Reduction Act tax credits (up to $2,000). More information is listed in the table below.

Do I qualify?

Equipment requirements

• You must be a PSE gas and PSE electricity (dual fuel) customer who currently heats with natural gas.
• Ducted systems must be AHRI Certified with an HSPF2 of 8.1 or greater. Ductless systems must be AHRI Certified with an HSPF2 of 9.5 or greater.
• Customers with pre-existing heat pumps are not eligible.
• At least one indoor head must be installed in the main living area; bedroom only installations do not qualify. One rebate per single-family residence (4 units or less).
• Single-family new construction, multifamily (five or more attached units), accessory dwelling units (ADUs), and commercial accounts are not eligible.
• Existing gas furnaces or boilers must be removed/decommissioned 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.
• Heat pumps must be installed to comply with all federal, state, and local code requirements.
• For assistance on how to see if your equipment qualifies, please contact an Energy Advisor or call 1-800-562-1482.

You may also qualify for a higher rebate if you live in a manufactured/mobile home. Learn more here.

SEER2, EER2, HSPF2, 5°F, 17°F, and 47°F values shall be measured per the US Department of Energy test procedure at Title 10 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Part 430, Subpart B, Appendix M1.

*Coefficient of Performance (COP) means the ratio of the average rate of space heating delivered to the average rate of electrical energy consumed by the heat pump. COP is a measurement of how efficiently a heat pump uses electricity to move heat.

**5°F, 17°F and 47°F are rated capacity data points as determined per the Appendix M1 tests. The capacity ratio measures the difference between the rated capacity at a given outdoor temperature and the rated capacity at another outdoor temperature. A higher capacity ratio means the heat pump will produce more heat at low temperatures. For any questions, please contact an Energy Advisor or call 1-800-562-1482.

Application requirements

• You will need an electronic image of your paid installation invoice and a purchase receipt for your installed equipment. These documents must include an installation date, installation address, brand, model number(s) of all rebated equipment (include the heat pump, air handler and/or coil model number on the invoice), and the amount paid.
• Your rebate application must be submitted within 60 days of installation.
• Only one rebate will be issued per qualified single-family residence.
• You must have an online PSE account to apply online.
• Rebates are only available on new, qualifying equipment. Rebates cannot exceed the pre-tax purchase price of any rebated equipment. Equipment that is replaced under warranty will not be eligible for a second rebate.
• Equipment must be installed on or after June 19, 2023.

Get started

Apply for your heat pump rebate.