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Evergy Heating and Cooling Rebate: Open

Enrollment for 2026 is open. Rebates are available to Kansas customers making residential efficiency improvements.

Serves: Evergy Kansas Central and Evergy Kansas Metro service territories.

Do I Qualify

  • Receive residential electric service from Evergy in Kansas.
  • Use an Evergy-authorized contractor.
  • Install an AHRI-certified matched system at the required efficiency.
  • The chart lists no separate gas furnace rebate.

How Much Comes Off

Evergy Heating and Cooling Rebate — program page · rebate chart
EquipmentRequirementAmount
Central air conditioner15.2–15.99 SEER2; failed or operating AC replacement.$400 per system
Central air conditioner16–16.99 SEER2; failed or operating AC replacement.$500 per system
Central air conditioner17–40 SEER2; failed or operating AC replacement.$600 per system
Heat pump mini-splitReplace an operating or failed mini-split.$150 per system
Heat pump mini-splitAdded to a home with existing electric heating.$150 per system
Ground-source heat pumpReplace failed GSHP, ASHP, or AC with electric heating.$1,000 per system
Ground-source heat pumpReplace operating GSHP, ASHP, or AC with electric heating.$1,000 per system
Air-source heat pump15.2–15.99 SEER2; failed or operating heat pump replacement.$500 per system
Air-source heat pump15.2–15.99 SEER2; replace AC with electric furnace or baseboard heating.$500 per system
Air-source heat pump16–16.99 SEER2; failed or operating heat pump replacement.$700 per system
Air-source heat pump16–16.99 SEER2; replace AC with electric furnace or baseboard heating.$700 per system
Air-source heat pump17–19.99 SEER2; failed or operating heat pump replacement.$900 per system
Air-source heat pump17–19.99 SEER2; replace AC with electric furnace or baseboard heating.$900 per system
Air-source heat pump20–40 SEER2; failed or operating heat pump replacement.$1,000 per system
Air-source heat pump20–40 SEER2; replace AC with electric furnace or baseboard heating.$1,000 per system

Valid from January 1, 2026.

Who Files It

The authorized contractor installs the equipment and submits the rebate application.

The provider pays either the contractor or the homeowner.

The Steps to Apply

  1. Choose an authorized contractor before installation. Find a contractor.
  2. Ask the contractor to confirm the equipment and rebate.
  3. Have the contractor install the system and submit the application.

Read on October 22, 2026 from the Evergy page. The chart was printed EVERGY-HC2-KS-032526. A change to this program is a dated line in the changelog.