Cities / Washington / Rebates
Inland Power — Heat Pumps: Open
Enrollment for 2026 is open. Open. Inland offers heat-pump rebate options for qualifying installations.
Serves: Inland Power's service area across 13 counties in eastern Washington and northern Idaho; this record covers Washington homes.
Do I Qualify
- Active Inland Power member; homeowner installation is ineligible.
- Use the required contractor network for ducted equipment; obtain the specific application requirements.
How Much Comes Off
| Equipment | Requirement | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Variable-speed ducted heat pump upgrade | Existing single-family home; at least 9 HSPF or 7.6 HSPF2; AHRI-certified. | $600 per system |
| Variable-capacity ducted heat pump conversion | Convert electric forced-air furnace; at least 9 HSPF or 7.6 HSPF2. | $1,560 per system |
| Ductless Heat Pump | Replace electric resistance heat; at least 9 HSPF or 7.6 HSPF2; licensed HVAC contractor. | $920 per metered home |
| Ground Source Heat Pump Conversion | Qualifying ground-source conversion; see the provider's application. | $3,000 per system |
| Ground Source Heat Pump Upgrade | Qualifying ground-source upgrade; see the provider's application. | $3,000 per system |
Who Files It
The member submits the application and contractor documents; payment is by check or account credit.
The money is paid to the homeowner.
The Steps to Apply
- Review equipment and contractor eligibility before installation.
- Submit the application, invoice and required certificates within 90 days for ducted work.
Read on October 22, 2026 from the Inland Power page. A change to this program is a dated line in the changelog.