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New York Heat Pump Savings Guide

    Save on new clean heating and cooling technologies through our rebate and incentive offerings.

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    About

    Eligible New York residents may qualify for rebates and incentives to help lower the cost of installing heat pump technology.

    Ways to Save

    Rebates and incentives can help you save at different stages of your clean heating and cooling project.
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    Rebates

    Refund received after your project is completed.
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    Incentives

    Credit applied directly to your contractor’s invoice to reduce the upfront cost of your project.

    Get Started

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    Step 1: Choose Your Heat Pump

    Start by identifying the heat pump that best fits your needs.
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    Step 2: Find a Participating Contractor

    You must work with a Participating Contractor in the New York State Clean Heat Program to qualify for a heat pump incentive.
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    Step 3: Start Saving

    The contractor helps you save money through a rebate or incentive based on your project.

    Available Heat Pump Types

    Explore the different types of heat pumps eligible for incentives and rebates to help lower project costs.

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    Central (Air-Source, Ducted)

    Best for buildings with existing ductwork or plans to install it. It efficiently heats and cools spaces through the duct system.

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    Ductless Mini-Split

    Ideal for apartments, small offices, and rooms without ducts. Indoor units can be mounted on a wall or ceiling.

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    Geothermal

    Uses steady underground temperatures to efficiently heat and cool an entire home or business.

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    Water Heating Solutions

    Pulls heat from the surrounding air to warm water, using less energy than many traditional water heaters.

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    VRF

    Ideal for multifamily and large commercial buildings. It heats and cools multiple areas while allowing individual temperature control.

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    Find a Contractor

    Connect with experienced professionals ready to assist with your heating and cooling project.
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    New York State Clean Heat Program

    Learn more about New York State initiatives to make heat pumps more affordable and accessible.

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    Save with Clean Heating and Cooling Technology

    Discover everything you need to know about heat pumps, including the benefits and the best option for your home.

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