Do I Qualify
- Own the residence and have active FPU electric service.
- Use a ducted system and an AHRI-rated heat pump.
- Heat pumps with supplemental strip heat must meet FPU's strip-heater limits and use a two-stage indoor thermostat.
- For a straight-cooling replacement, oil or electric resistance cannot be the home's primary heat source.
How Much Comes Off
| Equipment | Requirement | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Heat pump replacing resistance heat | Minimum 15.0 SEER; ducted system. | $250 per unit |
| Heat pump replacing resistance heat | Minimum 17.7 SEER; ducted system. | $500 per unit |
| Heat pump replacement | Minimum 15.0 SEER; ducted system. | $250 per unit |
| Heat pump replacement | Minimum 17.7 SEER; ducted system. | $500 per unit |
| Air conditioner replacement | Minimum 15.0 SEER; ducted system. | $250 per unit |
| Air conditioner replacement | Minimum 17.7 SEER; ducted system. | $500 per unit |
| Heat pump replacing resistance heat: dealer incentive | Qualifying installation; residential rebate approved. | $25 per unit |
| Heat pump replacement: dealer incentive | Qualifying installation; residential rebate approved. | $25 per unit |
| Air conditioner replacement: dealer incentive | Qualifying installation; residential rebate approved. | $25 per unit |
Who Files It
The homeowner or FPU Energy Partner submits the application, receipt and installation invoice.
The provider pays either the contractor or the homeowner.
The Steps to Apply
- Ask FPU to confirm your rebate before ordering because its webpage and dated chart conflict.
- Install qualifying equipment and keep purchase and installation records.
- Submit the signed application within one year of installation. Rebate instructions.
Read on October 22, 2026 from the Florida Public Utilities page. The chart was printed FL 25-114 110725. A change to this program is a dated line in the changelog.