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Tampa Electric Heating & Cooling Program: Open

Enrollment for 2026 is open. Open: “This program is available to all residential customers.”

Serves: Hillsborough and parts of Pasco, Pinellas and Polk counties.

Do I Qualify

  • Replace an old air conditioning system with a qualifying ducted system.
  • Provide the AHRI certificate and paid invoice.
  • Ductless mini-splits do not qualify.
  • The rebate cannot exceed the system's invoice price.

How Much Comes Off

Tampa Electric Heating & Cooling Program — program page · rebate chart
EquipmentRequirementAmount
Ducted heat pumpMinimum SEER 16.00 or SEER2 15.20.$40 per condensing unit
Ducted heat pumpMinimum SEER 17.00 or SEER2 16.20.$550 per condensing unit
Straight-cool A/C with new natural gas furnaceMinimum SEER 16.00 or SEER2 15.20; new furnace required; propane does not qualify.$40 per condensing unit
Straight-cool A/C with new natural gas furnaceMinimum SEER 17.00 or SEER2 16.20; new furnace required; propane does not qualify.$550 per condensing unit
Geothermal systemEER 14.00 or greater.$40 per condensing unit
Geothermal systemEER 15.00 or greater.$550 per condensing unit

Who Files It

The contractor normally files. A homeowner may file for a contractor or a self-installed system.

The money is paid to the contractor.

The Steps to Apply

  1. Have the contractor deduct the rebate as a separate invoice line.
  2. Submit the application, AHRI certificate and paid invoice within 90 days after installation. Apply for the rebate.
  3. Save the confirmation number to track or update the application.

Read on October 22, 2026 from the Tampa Electric page. The chart was printed EEE080724 Rev. 03.26. A change to this program is a dated line in the changelog.