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Texas HVAC Incentive Program: Open

Enrollment for 2026 is open. Open, subject to funding. The program year ends November 30, 2026, or funds depleted.

Serves: East Texas and the Panhandle area of North Texas.

Do I Qualify

  • The existing home must receive SWEPCO Texas electric service.
  • Income-qualified rates require approved Hard-to-Reach eligibility.
  • Contractors receive these payments. A homeowner discount is not guaranteed.

How Much Comes Off

Texas HVAC Incentive Program — program page · rebate chart
EquipmentRequirementAmount
Residential AC15.2-15.9 SEER2$100 per ton
Residential AC16-16.9 SEER2$150 per ton
Residential AC17-17.9 SEER2$200 per ton
Residential AC18+ SEER2$250 per ton
Residential heat pump14.8-15.9 SEER2$350 per ton
Residential heat pump16-16.9 SEER2$400 per ton
Residential heat pump17-17.9 SEER2$500 per ton
Residential heat pump18+ SEER2$600 per ton
Residential heat pump conversion14.8+ SEER2; replaces electric resistance furnace; no upsizing$3,000 per system
Income-qualified AC15.2-15.9 SEER2$150 per ton
Income-qualified AC16-16.9 SEER2$200 per ton
Income-qualified AC17-17.9 SEER2$250 per ton
Income-qualified AC18+ SEER2$300 per ton
Income-qualified heat pump14.8-15.9 SEER2$450 per ton
Income-qualified heat pump16-16.9 SEER2$500 per ton
Income-qualified heat pump17-17.9 SEER2$600 per ton
Income-qualified heat pump18+ SEER2$700 per ton
Income-qualified heat pump conversion14.8+ SEER2; replaces electric resistance furnace; no upsizing$3,500 per system

Valid from January 19, 2026 to November 30, 2026.

Who Files It

An approved contractor files through SWEPCO's project system.

The money is paid to the contractor.

The Steps to Apply

  1. Choose an approved contractor before replacing equipment. Find an approved contractor.
  2. Review the incentive shown in your quote before approving installation.

Read on October 22, 2026 from the SWEPCO page. The chart was printed 2026 Program Year. A change to this program is a dated line in the changelog.