Do I Qualify
- The home must receive electricity from Pacific Power or Portland General Electric.
- Household income must be at or below 80% of area median income.
- A community partner must arrange a home energy assessment and verify project eligibility.
- Gas equipment replacement is not allowed. Eligible space-heating projects replace electric resistance heat.
How Much Comes Off
| Equipment | Requirement | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Ductless heat pump — single-zone site-built home | DHP 1:1 in Site Built; replacing electric resistant heating. | $6,500 per project |
| Ductless heat pump — two-zone site-built home | DHP 2:1 in Site Built; replacing electric resistant heating. | $9,600 per project |
| Ducted heat pump — site-built home | HP in Site-built home; replacing forced-air electric furnace. | $15,000 per project |
Who Files It
The community partner submits the completion forms, contractor invoice and required photos to Energy Trust.
The money is paid to the contractor.
The Steps to Apply
- Contact an enrolled community partner to confirm income, service and heating eligibility. Community Partner Funding.
- Complete the assessment and agree on an eligible installation with no remaining customer balance.
- The partner submits final documents within 60 days after installation. Payment goes to an enrolled contractor or to the partner, which pays the contractor.
Read on October 22, 2026 from the Pacific Power page. The chart was printed Updated October 2026. A change to this program is a dated line in the changelog.