Central Air-Source Heat Pump Rebates
Get rebates when you upgrade to a central air-source heat pump—a cleaner, more energy-efficient way to heat and cool your home or business.
About
A central air-source heat pump is an all-in-one, electric-powered system that uses your existing ductwork to provide both heating and cooling. It’s a straightforward upgrade that can replace your central AC or furnace while using energy more efficiently—even in colder weather.How It Works
Unlike furnaces that burn fuel to generate heat, central air-source heat pumps use electricity to transfer heat, even in cold weather. In summer, they move heat outside to keep your home or business cool and comfortable. In winter, the process is reversed, extracting heat from the outdoor air and bringing it inside to provide warmth. The result is lower energy use, improved indoor comfort, and a smaller carbon footprint for homes and commercial facilities alike.- In summer, it pulls heat from inside your building and moves it outside to keep your space cool and comfortable.
- In winter, it runs in reverse, pulling heat from the outdoor air and bringing it inside to warm your space.
Benefits of Air-Source Heat Pumps:
Exceptional Efficiency
One System, Year-Round
Improved Comfort
Cleaner Heating & Cooling
Rebates and Incentives
Rebates and incentives help lower the cost of purchasing and installing a heat pump. Your total project cost will vary based on your home or building size, the system you choose, and installation.O&R customers may qualify for:
- Utility rebates
- State programs
- Federal rebates
- Financing options
A participating contractor can help you estimate your costs after rebates and incentives are applied.
Find Your Savings
Select your state and customer type for your planned upgrade to see the rebates, incentives, and next steps.
Cold Climate Air-Source Heat Pumps (CCASHP)
Cold-climate air-source heat pumps (CCASHPs) are engineered to operate efficiently in extreme cold, helping homes and businesses maintain comfort while improving energy efficiency. These types of heat pumps qualify for the highest available rebate tiers.
Custom Rebates for Commercial Customers
Commercial customers in New York may be eligible for additional incentives to reduce installation costs of energy efficient technologies.
New Jersey — Residential
Customers may qualify for incentives through Orange & Rockland in combination with available New Jersey state energy programs.Cold Climate Air-Source Heat Pumps (CCASHP)
Cold-climate air-source heat pumps (CCASHPs) are engineered to operate efficiently in extreme cold, helping homes and businesses maintain comfort while improving energy efficiency. These types of heat pumps qualify for the highest available rebate tiers.
New Jersey Residential customers may also qualify for HVAC rebates, learn more here.
Hybrid Heat Pumps
A hybrid system pairs an electric air-source heat pump with your existing gas furnace, giving you the efficiency of a heat pump during mild weather and the reliability of your furnace as a backup when temperatures drop. It's a practical, lower-commitment first step toward cleaner heating that still qualifies for incentives.
New Jersey Residential customers may also qualify for HVAC rebates, learn more here.
New Jersey — Business
Customers can take advantage of rebates and state incentives to make energy-efficient upgrades more cost-effective.Standard Central Air-Source Heat Pump
Standard central air-source heat pumps are an energy-efficient alternative to central AC systems and can help reduce energy use while qualifying for meaningful rebates through O&R and state programs.
New Jersey Business customers may also qualify for HVAC rebates, learn more here.
Hybrid & Other Air Source Heat Pumps
A hybrid system pairs an electric air-source heat pump with your existing gas furnace, giving you the efficiency of a heat pump during mild weather and the reliability of your furnace as a backup when temperatures drop. It's a practical, lower-commitment first step toward cleaner heating that still qualifies for incentives.
New Jersey Business customers may also qualify for HVAC rebates, learn more here