Pacific Power — Energy Trust of Oregon Home Retrofit: Open
Enrollment for 2026 is open. Open. Energy Trust says, “We offer cash back to you or your customers” for improvements in existing homes. Incentive offers are subject to funding availability and may change.
Serves: Existing Oregon homes served by Pacific Power.
Do I Qualify
- The home must be an existing eligible residence. Pacific Power customers receive Oregon incentives through Energy Trust of Oregon.
- Extended-capacity heat pump incentives can cover an existing heat pump replacement or a conversion from non-electric heat.
- Savings Within Reach requires income eligibility. Increased rental incentives require an eligible rental property.
- Community Partner Funding requires a client relationship with an enrolled community-based organization.
- The ductless incentives listed here require replacing electric resistance heat. They do not establish eligibility for replacing an existing mini-split.
- Standard ducted conversion incentives require replacing an electric furnace. They do not apply to every central AC replacement.
- Smart thermostat incentives were discontinued for homes with electric heating systems. The continuing offer is for gas forced-air furnaces.
How Much Comes Off
| Equipment | Requirement | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Ductless heat pump — owner-occupied home | Single Family Owner Occupied; replaces electric resistance heat. | $800 per residence |
| Ductless heat pump — increased incentive | Savings Within Reach or Rental Properties; replaces electric resistance heat. | $1,800 per residence |
| Ducted heat pump — owner-occupied home | Single Family Owner Occupied; replaces an electric forced-air furnace. | $1,000 per heat pump |
| Ducted heat pump — increased incentive | Savings Within Reach or Rental Properties; replaces an electric forced-air furnace. | $3,000 per heat pump |
| Extended-capacity heat pump — owner-occupied home | Single Family Owner Occupied; equipment must meet CEE Tier 1 Path A. | $1,000 per heat pump |
| Extended-capacity heat pump — increased incentive | Savings Within Reach or Rental Properties; equipment must meet CEE Tier 1 Path A. | $2,000 per heat pump |
| Ducted heat pump — Community Partner Funding | Ducted HP replacing electric furnace. | $4,000 per heat pump |
| Extended-capacity heat pump — Community Partner Funding | Extended capacity HP replacing electric furnace. | $6,000 per heat pump |
| Smart thermostat — self-installed | For homes heated by a gas forced air furnace; self-installed. | $100 per thermostat |
| Smart thermostat — contractor-installed | For homes heated by a gas forced air furnace; contractor installed. | $250 per thermostat |
Who Files It
The homeowner or contractor submits the standard application. An enrolled community partner or trade ally submits Community Partner Funding projects.
The provider pays either the contractor or the homeowner.
The Steps to Apply
- Have the contractor confirm your existing heating system, equipment eligibility and incentive pathway before installation. Official guides and forms.
- For Community Partner Funding, contact Energy Trust to find an enrolled organization serving your household. Community Partner Funding.
- For a standard incentive, submit the application and supporting documents within 60 days after the work is completed. Residential incentive application.
Read on October 22, 2026 from the Pacific Power page. A change to this program is a dated line in the changelog.