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New Hampshire Electric Co-op Residential Heat Pump Rebate: Open

Enrollment for 2026 is open. These rebates are available to members of New Hampshire Electric Cooperative while funding is available.

Serves: Rural communities in New Hampshire; 118 communities.

Do I Qualify

  • Be an NHEC residential member buying eligible new equipment.
  • The 2026 terms cover purchases and installations from January 1, 2026. Funding ends December 31, 2026 or when exhausted.

How Much Comes Off

New Hampshire Electric Co-op Residential Heat Pump Rebate — program page · rebate chart
EquipmentRequirementAmount
Ducted air-source heat pumpENERGY STAR certified; SEER2 ≥15.2, EER2 ≥10.0, HSPF2 ≥8.1, COP at 5°F ≥1.75$250 per ton
Ductless air-source heat pumpENERGY STAR certified; SEER2 ≥16.0, EER2 ≥9.0, HSPF2 ≥9.5, COP at 5°F ≥1.75$250 per ton
Ducted heat pump: Whole House IncentiveOffset at least 80% of total home load; primary fuel oil, propane, kerosene, wood or pellets; verification required$250 per ton
Ductless heat pump: Whole House IncentiveOffset at least 80% of total home load; primary fuel oil, propane, kerosene, wood or pellets; verification required$250 per ton
Ducted heat pump: Weatherization IncentiveParticipate in Home Energy Performance with ENERGY STAR and install qualifying equipment in the same program year$250 per ton
Ductless heat pump: Weatherization IncentiveParticipate in Home Energy Performance with ENERGY STAR and install qualifying equipment in the same program year$250 per ton
Ducted heat pump: Electric Resistance Retro-fit IncentivePrimary heat must be electric resistance; offset at least 80% of total home load; verification required$2,000 per ton
Ductless heat pump: Electric Resistance Retro-fit IncentivePrimary heat must be electric resistance; offset at least 80% of total home load; verification required$2,000 per ton
Cooling ONLY Air-Source Heat Pump IncentiveCooling-only heat pump$70 per ton
Central air conditionerSEER2 ≥16.0; EER2 ≥10.0$70 per ton
Wi-Fi Thermostat IncentiveIn conjunction with a qualified heat pump installation$85 per unit

Who Files It

The NHEC member signs and submits the application with the invoice and recent electric bill.

The money is paid to the homeowner.

The Steps to Apply

  1. Confirm equipment eligibility and the current application route with NHEC. Current incentives.
  2. Review the 2026 terms and submit complete documentation before funding ends. 2026 terms.

Read on October 22, 2026 from the New Hampshire Electric Co-op page. A change to this program is a dated line in the changelog.