Get up to $6,000 Off a Central Air-Source Heat Pump
How it Works
An air-source heat pump moves existing heat in the air from one place to another using electricity. In summer, it moves heat from inside a building to the outside like an air conditioner. In winter, it works in reverse, extracting heat from outside to bring it into a building.
A central air-source heat pump is great for buildings with existing central-air-conditioner systems that need to be replaced or new construction projects. A heat pump can also provide heat in the winter, supplementing your furnace and increasing its lifespan.
Benefits
- Instant and long-term cost savings
- Uses energy more effectively. Air-source heat pumps concentrate and transfer heat rather than generating it directly, delivering one-and-a-half to three times more heat energy to a building than the electrical energy they consume.
- Dual heat and cooling
- Whisper quiet
- Lower emissions
- Filters and dehumidifies the air
Get up to $6,000 in Rebates to Eliminate Fossil Fuels*
You may qualify for thousands in incentives when you upgrade your existing ducted system or install a central air-source heat pump in your new building—and even more when you also make your full-load air-source heat pump your primary heating source.
You have two ways to make your system your home’s primary heating source:
- Use integrated controls, which set the heat pump as the primary heating source, allowing your existing heat source to only operate as a backup for extremely cold temperatures.
- Opt for decommissioning, which means that your contractor will disconnect or remove your existing equipment.
If your home is in the area affected by the Westchester natural gas moratorium, you can receive up to an additional 30% off your installation, on top of our other rebates.
To get started, find a participating contractor in the New York State Clean Heat Program. Your contractor will help find and install your heat pump, determine how to make it your primary heating source, and deduct your rebate from the total project cost.
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