Open Checked 2026-10-05
Energy Savings Assistance Program
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
No-charge energy-saving upgrades and repairs for qualifying households. PG&E does not publish a fixed HVAC or water-heater dollar amount; the approved scope is determined after an assessment.
FurnaceHeat pump water heaterWeatherization
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Income-qualified PG&E homeowner or renter
- House, apartment or mobile home must be at least five years old
- An assessment determines the eligible repairs and appliance replacements
- The current income guidelines are valid through May 31, 2027; this is not a published program end date
- Furnace or water-heater repair or replacement is limited to eligible homeowners when PG&E finds the existing natural-gas unit inoperable or unsafe
Open official program page → Check address Checked 2026-10-05
Electrify My Block
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Eligible blocks can receive up to $35,000 in electric appliances and upgrades per home at no cost to residents. This is a household installation package, not a $35,000 cash rebate for a heat pump. Business projects may have a customer contribution.
Heat pump HVACHeat pump water heaterElectrical panel
Area: Contra Costa
Requirements and conditions
- Selected neighborhood in Contra Costa County; complete address-level eligibility screening
- Program assessment and approved whole-property scope determine the available appliances and upgrades
- Use the program installation process; a submitted interest form is not an award
Open official program page → Check address Checked 2026-10-05
Powerful Neighborhoods
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Approved home upgrades are free for qualifying single-family homes and small multifamily buildings of two to four units. Qualifying businesses can receive 80% of approved project costs. The program has no published fixed dollar maximum.
Heat pump HVACHeat pump water heaterElectrical panel
Area: Alameda, Marin, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara
Requirements and conditions
- Eligible neighborhood within the PG&E service areas listed by the program
- All gas appliances must be replaced with electric equipment
- Other eligible homes and buildings on the selected gas segment may also have to approve their plans before work begins
- Renters need landlord permission; use program installers and an approved assessment
- Asbestos removal, wiring remediation and structural repairs may be excluded and can prevent a project from proceeding
Open official program page → Check address Checked 2026-10-05
Empower My Home
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Income-qualified households in selected areas may receive free upgrades. The reduced-cost tier covers up to 80% of space-heating or water-heating costs, or up to 90% for a whole-home package. No fixed dollar maximum is published.
Heat pump HVACHeat pump water heaterElectrical panel
Area: Alameda, San Francisco, Santa Clara
Requirements and conditions
- Household must pass the program income and address screening
- Homes and buildings with no more than four dwelling units; renters need landlord permission
- Program assessment, approved scope and program installer are required
- The income table determines free or reduced-cost support; equipment and remediation exclusions apply
Open official program page → Invitation only Checked 2026-10-05
Alternative Energy Program
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Case-by-case PG&E funding for invited customers moving to electric appliances. No fixed public dollar amount is published.
Heat pump HVACHeat pump water heaterElectrical panel
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- PG&E must invite the customer and approve the project
- Approved scope may include heat pump HVAC, heat pump water heating and related electrical upgrades
- A gas-termination agreement is required after project approval
- A licensed contractor or PG&E trade ally completes the approved work
- Do not buy equipment or begin the project before PG&E approval
Open official program page → Waitlist Checked 2026-10-05
PanelBoost
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Eligible homeowners receive PanelBoost hardware at no charge. Customers pay for appliances, electrician fees, permits and connections. PG&E advertises potential avoided panel-upgrade costs of $3,000 to $20,000; that is not a cash rebate. The program is accepting a waitlist.
Electrical panel
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Active residential PG&E electric customer
- Owner of a detached single-family home
- Existing service is 150 amps or less, or the panel upgrade is needed for an eligible electrification project
- Licensed electrician must verify eligibility
- Apartments, condos and landlord-paid electric accounts are not eligible
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
PG&E business refrigeration rebates
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Current catalog amounts include $300 or $600 per qualifying ultra-low-temperature freezer, $25 per linear foot for anti-sweat-heater controls, $75 per linear foot for qualifying low-temperature display-case doors, and $75 to $175 per linear foot for eligible replacement display cases. There is no single project maximum.
Commercial refrigeration
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Eligible PG&E commercial electric account; ultra-low-temperature freezers also allow agricultural or industrial accounts
- ENERGY STAR version 2.0 upright ultra-low-temperature freezers must reach minus 80 C
- Anti-sweat controls and low-temperature door replacements have measure-specific building and HVAC requirements; some require electric cooling and gas heating
- Replacement open multi-deck display cases are for grocery stores with remote refrigeration systems; new construction and listed large remodels are excluded
- Submit within 60 days of purchase, installation or account establishment, whichever is latest; funding and measure rules apply
Open official program page → Check address Checked 2026-10-05
PG&E Simplified Savings Program
Pacific Gas and Electric Company / Resource Innovations
Eligible small businesses can receive no-cost direct-install refrigeration measures and project-specific instant discounts for heat pumps, electric water heating, display-case motors and walk-in fan coolers. PG&E does not publish one fixed dollar amount for this screened program.
Heat pump HVACHeat pump water heaterCommercial refrigeration
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Peak demand of 50 kW or less per site annually and single ownership of no more than five locations
- Business must be in a disadvantaged community or qualify as hard to reach
- Cannot be active in PG&E's Market Access or Normalized Metered Energy Consumption programs
- Program screening and project approval determine the eligible no-cost work or instant discount
- The current add-on list specifies electric-to-electric water heating; do not promise an unrestricted gas-to-electric water-heater discount
Open official program page → Waitlist Checked 2026-10-05
California Energy-Smart Homes: single-family alterations
California Energy-Smart Homes / California Public Utilities Commission
2026 core incentive: $4,250 per single-family property, plus $250 for a heat-pump dryer and up to $1,000 for eligible electrical infrastructure. Applications are waitlisted. Additional technology bonuses have separate requirements.
Heat pump HVACHeat pump water heaterElectrical panel
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Existing property served by PG&E, SCE or SDG&E electricity and paying the Public Purpose Program Charge
- Whole-building electrification must replace all gas uses; cap all gas lines. Propane-to-electric projects are excluded
- Heat pump HVAC must meet at least 15 SEER and 8.7 HSPF; heat pump water heating must meet NEEA Tier 2 or higher
- Licensed contractor, permits and approved equipment; no duplicate CPUC resource-funded incentive for the same work
- The current page accepts waitlist applications; no funding reservation is guaranteed
Open official program page → Waitlist Checked 2026-10-05
California Energy-Smart Homes: multifamily alterations
California Energy-Smart Homes / California Public Utilities Commission
2026 core incentive: $2,200 per low-rise multifamily dwelling or ADU. Listed bonuses include $250 for a heat-pump dryer and up to $600 per unit for electrical infrastructure. Deed-restricted affordable multifamily can also receive a $500 induction-cooking bonus. Applications are waitlisted.
Heat pump HVACHeat pump water heaterElectrical panel
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Existing property served by PG&E, SCE or SDG&E electricity and paying the Public Purpose Program Charge
- Whole-building electrification must replace all gas uses; cap all gas lines. Propane-to-electric projects are excluded
- Heat pump HVAC must meet at least 15 SEER and 8.7 HSPF; heat pump water heating must meet NEEA Tier 2 or higher
- Licensed contractor, permits and approved equipment; no duplicate CPUC resource-funded incentive for the same work
- The current page accepts waitlist applications; no funding reservation is guaranteed
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
EASE Home
Bay Area Regional Energy Network
BayREN covers 80% of the approved essential-weatherization scope and caps the customer's share at 20%. No fixed HVAC or heat pump water heater rebate is published; equipment may be an additional cost. BayREN can help with a rebate application.
WeatherizationHeat pump HVACHeat pump water heater
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- PG&E household at or below 120% of area median income; tenant income is used for rented homes; tenants need the property owner's permission
- Home built before 2010; one to four units, with extra review for ADUs, condos and multiplex properties
- Program assessment, signed proposal and a BayREN partner contractor are required
- Customer pays up to 20% of approved weatherization measures; separate heat-pump equipment may be payable in full after outside rebates
- A limited offer reimburses up to $2,000 to deactivate knob-and-tube wiring, with electrician invoice and certification; confirm availability with BayREN
- The eligibility section requires at least one weatherization measure, such as insulation or duct sealing, repair or replacement
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
BAMBE multifamily electrification adder: heat pump water heating
Bay Area Regional Energy Network
$1,500 per apartment for an in-unit heat pump water heater, $1,000 per apartment served for a central heat pump water heater, and $1,000 per common-area or laundry heat pump water heater. A $500 per-unit base rebate may also apply when the building achieves the required savings from two or more upgrades.
Heat pump water heaterElectrical panel
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Multifamily property in BayREN territory; submit the interest and eligibility form before proceeding
- The $500 per-unit base requires at least two upgrades producing at least 10% whole-building energy savings
- Heat-pump electrification adders exclude propane and fuel-oil replacements
- Approved health or heat-burden communities may qualify for $500 per upgraded unit adders; housing-burden projects have separate multipliers
- Electrical panel support is up to $1,000 per unit subpanel or $5,000 per property for central/common-area work
- An energy advisor must calculate the total; the $1,500 figure is the in-unit equipment adder, not a maximum project award
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
BAMBE multifamily electrification adder: heat pump HVAC
Bay Area Regional Energy Network
$1,500 per apartment for an in-unit heat pump HVAC system, $1,000 per apartment served for a central heat pump HVAC system, and $1,000 per common-area heat pump HVAC system. A $500 per-unit base rebate may also apply when the building achieves the required savings from two or more upgrades.
Heat pump HVACElectrical panel
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Multifamily property in BayREN territory; submit the interest and eligibility form before proceeding
- The $500 per-unit base requires at least two upgrades producing at least 10% whole-building energy savings
- Heat-pump electrification adders exclude propane and fuel-oil replacements
- Approved health or heat-burden communities may qualify for $500 per upgraded unit adders; housing-burden projects have separate multipliers
- Electrical panel support is up to $1,000 per unit subpanel or $5,000 per property for central/common-area work
- An energy advisor must calculate the total; the $1,500 figure is the in-unit equipment adder, not a maximum project award
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Residential heat pump HVAC rebate
Alameda Municipal Power
Up to $2,000 for replacing a natural-gas furnace with an all-electric heat pump HVAC system at an eligible Alameda Municipal Power home.
Heat pump HVAC
Area: Alameda
Requirements and conditions
- Current AMP residential customer on D1B, switching to D1H when the project is complete
- Replace the entire gas furnace and document decommissioning; no natural-gas backup
- At least 15.2 SEER2 and 7.7 HSPF2; new equipment installed at the AMP service address
- No new construction or ADU construction; invoice, before/after photos and final signed permit required
- Apply within six months of purchase; one heat-pump HVAC system rebate per customer every ten years, subject to funds
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Residential heat pump water heater rebate
Alameda Municipal Power
Up to $2,000 for replacing a natural-gas water heater with a new ENERGY STAR heat pump water heater at an eligible AMP home.
Heat pump water heater
Area: Alameda
Requirements and conditions
- Active Alameda Municipal Power residential account
- Replace a natural-gas water heater with a new ENERGY STAR heat pump water heater
- No new construction; keep existing model details, purchase invoice and final signed permit
- Apply within six months of purchase; one heat-pump water-heater rebate every five years, subject to funds
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Piedmont residential electrification rebate: heat pump HVAC
City of Piedmont
For a ducted system or a ductless system with at least three indoor units: $1,500 for moderate-income or $3,000 for low-income households. For ductless systems with one or two indoor units: $750 or $1,500, respectively. Standard-income households are not eligible.
Heat pump HVAC
Area: Alameda
Requirements and conditions
- Existing Piedmont residential property; applicant must be the property owner
- Moderate-income means no more than 120% of Alameda County AMI; low-income means CARE or FERA qualification
- Remove the existing gas, propane, oil or wood heating system; install new indoor and outdoor units together
- Multi-speed or variable-speed compressor, AHRI certification and ENERGY STAR certification required
- Apply within four months after City permit issuance; paid invoice, equipment photos and final inspection are required for payment
- Official pages differ on the June/July 2026 transition; confirm eligibility for older permits with Piedmont
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Piedmont residential electrification rebate: heat pump water heater
City of Piedmont
$800 for standard-income, $1,600 for moderate-income and $2,000 for low-income households replacing a qualifying gas or electric-resistance water heater.
Heat pump water heater
Area: Alameda
Requirements and conditions
- Existing Piedmont residence; applicant must be the property owner, and new construction is excluded
- Remove an existing gas or electric-resistance water heater
- ENERGY STAR certified, NEEA Tier 3 or higher and UEF of at least 3.0
- Submit application within four months after City permit issuance; payment needs passed final inspection, invoice and equipment photos
- One rebate per category per address, subject to funds; July 2026 guide limits eligibility to permits issued after July 1, so confirm older permits
Open official program page → Waitlist Checked 2026-10-05
Pinole Energy Enhancement Rebate: heat pump HVAC
Contra Costa County / City of Pinole
Up to $3,000 for a high-efficiency heat pump HVAC system replacing natural gas in a Pinole home.
Heat pump HVAC
Area: Contra Costa
Requirements and conditions
- Pinole address, including eligible single-family or multifamily property
- Licensed CSLB contractor and AHRI-rated equipment at least 17 SEER and 9.4 HSPF, or 16 SEER2 and 9.0 HSPF2
- Reservation before work starts; permit, invoice, photos, capped gas and final documents
- The program is currently taking waitlist applications through the Rebate Reservation Form
- Current phase runs March 4 through December 31, 2026 or until funds are exhausted
- First come; rental and owner documentation rules apply
Open official program page → Waitlist Checked 2026-10-05
Pinole Energy Enhancement Rebate: heat pump water heater
Contra Costa County / City of Pinole
Up to $3,000 for a qualifying heat pump water heater replacing a gas water heater in a Pinole home.
Heat pump water heater
Area: Contra Costa
Requirements and conditions
- Pinole address, including eligible single-family or multifamily property
- All-tank UEF at least 3.30 and required permit or equipment documentation
- Reservation before work starts; invoice, photos, capped gas and final documents
- The program is currently taking waitlist applications through the Rebate Reservation Form
- Current phase runs March 4 through December 31, 2026 or until funds are exhausted
- First come; rental and owner documentation rules apply
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Contra Costa County weatherization assistance
Contra Costa County
Free weatherization and home improvements for qualifying households. No fixed equipment rebate is published; appliance repair or replacement scope is determined after inspection.
FurnaceHeat pump water heaterWeatherization
Area: Contra Costa
Requirements and conditions
- Low- or fixed-income homeowner, renter, house, mobile home or apartment household
- Income verification and home assessment
- Program may repair or replace failed gas furnaces and water heaters, plus weatherization measures
- No reimbursement for work completed before approval
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
MCE heat pump water heater rebate
MCE
Up to $675 for an eligible heat pump water heater, subject to the home, existing equipment and program requirements.
Heat pump water heater
Area: Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, Solano
Requirements and conditions
- MCE customer who owns and has lived in a detached single-family home in the service area for at least 12 months
- Existing solar or EV charging must have been installed for at least 12 months
- No other home electrification projects, including solar, battery storage or EV charging, for 12 months after heat-pump installation
- Participating licensed contractor provides the free assessment, installs the equipment and handles the application
- Contractor must apply before installation; completed installations are not eligible retroactively
- Rebate depends on existing fuel, home size and equipment capacity; obtain the contractor's confirmed program quote
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
MCE heat pump heating and cooling rebate
MCE
Up to $400 per 500 square feet for qualifying heat pump heating and cooling. The amount depends on home size and equipment; no universal project maximum is published.
Heat pump HVAC
Area: Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, Solano
Requirements and conditions
- MCE customer who owns and has lived in a detached single-family home in the service area for at least 12 months
- Existing solar or EV charging must have been installed for at least 12 months
- No other home electrification projects, including solar, battery storage or EV charging, for 12 months after heat-pump installation
- Participating licensed contractor provides the free assessment, installs the equipment and handles the application
- Contractor must apply before installation; completed installations are not eligible retroactively
- Rebate depends on existing fuel, home size and equipment capacity; obtain the contractor's confirmed program quote
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
MCE Home Energy Savings
MCE
A free home assessment and approved energy upgrades valued at up to $7,000, including attic insulation and duct sealing. This is an upgrade service, not a cash rebate; the assessment determines the work.
Weatherization
Area: Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, Solano
Requirements and conditions
- Qualifying single-family homeowner or renter in MCE's service area
- Meet the published household-size income limits, from $63,840 for one person to $222,880 for eight; add $22,720 for each additional person
- Complete the interest form and eligibility check before scheduling the assessment
- Program partners determine eligible upgrades and schedule work by community
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Electrify My Home: heat pump water heater bill credit
CleanPowerSF
$1,200 in $50 monthly bill credits over 24 months. CARE or FERA customers may receive an additional 12 months, or $600, if all equity requirements are met.
Heat pump water heater
Area: San Francisco
Requirements and conditions
- Active CleanPowerSF residential account in good standing; owners, landlords, property managers and tenants with owner permission may apply
- Maintain an eligible electrification rate such as EV2-A or E-ELEC and comply with city permit requirements
- Submit purchase records, installed-equipment photos and proof that replaced equipment was removed or permanently decommissioned
- Credits are tied to the original account and address, with one award per appliance type per electric meter and a combined $50 monthly credit limit
- CARE or FERA qualification is required for the additional $600; awards depend on available funds
- Replace gas or electric-resistance water heating; installation must be on or after March 15, 2025
- Meet ENERGY STAR Version 5.0 integrated-HPWH efficiency criteria; 120V units need UEF of at least 3.3; no dual-fuel systems
- Other equipment requires the city approved-product list or written SFPUC approval
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Electrify My Home: heat pump HVAC bill credit
CleanPowerSF
$1,200 in $50 monthly bill credits over 24 months. CARE or FERA customers may receive an additional 12 months, or $600, if all equity requirements are met.
Heat pump HVAC
Area: San Francisco
Requirements and conditions
- Active CleanPowerSF residential account in good standing; owners, landlords, property managers and tenants with owner permission may apply
- Maintain an eligible electrification rate such as EV2-A or E-ELEC and comply with city permit requirements
- Submit purchase records, installed-equipment photos and proof that replaced equipment was removed or permanently decommissioned
- Credits are tied to the original account and address, with one award per appliance type per electric meter and a combined $50 monthly credit limit
- CARE or FERA qualification is required for the additional $600; awards depend on available funds
- Replace gas or electric-resistance heating; installation must be on or after April 14, 2026
- Use eligible ENERGY STAR central air-source equipment, qualifying room or packaged-terminal heat pumps, or equipment approved in writing by SFPUC
- Dual-fuel HVAC heat pumps are not eligible
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Electrify My Home: multifunction heat pump bill credit
CleanPowerSF
$2,400 in $50 monthly bill credits over 48 months for a qualifying multifunction project. CARE or FERA customers may receive an additional 12 months, or $600, if all equity requirements are met.
Heat pump HVACHeat pump water heater
Area: San Francisco
Requirements and conditions
- Active CleanPowerSF residential account in good standing; owners, landlords, property managers and tenants with owner permission may apply
- Maintain an eligible electrification rate such as EV2-A or E-ELEC and comply with city permit requirements
- Submit purchase records, installed-equipment photos and proof that replaced equipment was removed or permanently decommissioned
- Credits are tied to the original account and address, with one award per appliance type per electric meter and a combined $50 monthly credit limit
- CARE or FERA qualification is required for the additional $600; awards depend on available funds
- Replace both space heating and water heating with one qualifying multifunction heat pump installed on or after March 15, 2025
- Meet the program's air-to-water heat-pump criteria and product listing, or obtain written SFPUC equipment approval
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
WestLight residential appliance rebate: gas to heat pump water heater
WestLight Energy
Up to $4,000 for qualifying gas-to-heat-pump water heater installations completed September 1 through October 31, 2026. The regular rebate is $3,500. CARE or FERA may add $1,000 per eligible appliance, subject to program limits.
Heat pump water heater
Area: San Mateo
Requirements and conditions
- Active WestLight electricity account and property-owner applicant; rental properties can qualify
- Existing buildings only; new construction, newly built ADUs, demolition/rebuilds and remodels changing at least half the roof structure are excluded
- Apply within 90 days after installation; no reservation is available and funding is first come
- Submit itemized costs, equipment/nameplate photos, old-equipment removal evidence and the city permit; an initial permit is accepted
- Any contractor or permitted self-install may qualify; all combined rebates must stay within the eligible installed cost
- Replace gas water heating; the general terms also cover propane or oil replacement
- All electric heat-pump water heaters qualify regardless of voltage, configuration, efficiency rating or tank size; heat-pump-to-heat-pump replacement does not qualify
- One rebate per water heater replaced, with a maximum of two per electric account
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
WestLight residential appliance rebate: electric resistance to heat pump water heater
WestLight Energy
$500 for replacing electric-resistance water heating with an eligible heat pump water heater. CARE or FERA may add $1,000 per qualifying appliance, subject to program limits.
Heat pump water heater
Area: San Mateo
Requirements and conditions
- Active WestLight electricity account and property-owner applicant; rental properties can qualify
- Existing buildings only; new construction, newly built ADUs, demolition/rebuilds and remodels changing at least half the roof structure are excluded
- Apply within 90 days after installation; no reservation is available and funding is first come
- Submit itemized costs, equipment/nameplate photos, old-equipment removal evidence and the city permit; an initial permit is accepted
- Any contractor or permitted self-install may qualify; all combined rebates must stay within the eligible installed cost
- Replace an electric-resistance tank or tankless water heater; heat-pump-to-heat-pump replacement does not qualify
- All electric heat-pump water heaters qualify regardless of voltage, configuration, efficiency rating or tank size
- One rebate per water heater replaced, with a maximum of two per electric account
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
WestLight residential appliance rebate: heat pump HVAC
WestLight Energy
$1,500 base rebate for replacing a gas heater or furnace with a qualifying heat pump HVAC system. CARE or FERA may add $1,000, and a limited Menlo Park grant may add $1,500.
Heat pump HVAC
Area: San Mateo
Requirements and conditions
- Active WestLight electricity account and property-owner applicant; rental properties can qualify
- Existing buildings only; new construction, newly built ADUs, demolition/rebuilds and remodels changing at least half the roof structure are excluded
- Apply within 90 days after installation; no reservation is available and funding is first come
- Submit itemized costs, equipment/nameplate photos, old-equipment removal evidence and the city permit; an initial permit is accepted
- Any contractor or permitted self-install may qualify; all combined rebates must stay within the eligible installed cost
- Replace a gas, propane, oil or wood-stove heater/furnace; an electric-heater-only or fireplace-only replacement does not qualify
- Fully electric heat pumps qualify across configurations and efficiency ratings; dual-fuel systems are excluded
- One rebate per eligible condensing or packaged unit, with a maximum of two per electric account
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
EcoHome rebate: heat pump water heater
San José Clean Energy
$3,000 standard or $4,000 for an eligible Environmental Justice Community household when applying September 1 through October 31, 2026, including the temporary $500 bonus. Regular amounts are $2,500 and $3,500.
Heat pump water heater
Area: Santa Clara
Requirements and conditions
- Current San Jose Clean Energy customer replacing existing gas equipment in an existing eligible home, ADU or multifamily unit
- Reserve and receive approval before work begins; funds are normally held for 120 days, with a written program exception required for emergency replacements
- Remove the old gas appliance and provide final permit, itemized invoice and equipment photographs
- One rebate per appliance type per dwelling; multifamily applications normally cover no more than five units
- EJC rates require the program's geographic/income or qualifying-assistance evidence; rebates cannot exceed project costs
- New heat pump water heater with at least 40 gallons; no instantaneous or tankless units
- UEF of at least 3.3 except 120V or split systems; thermostatic mixing valve and Wi-Fi or CTA-2045 connectivity required
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
EcoHome rebate: heat pump HVAC
San José Clean Energy
$1,500 for a standard qualifying gas-to-heat-pump HVAC replacement, or $2,500 for an eligible Environmental Justice Community household.
Heat pump HVAC
Area: Santa Clara
Requirements and conditions
- Current San Jose Clean Energy customer replacing existing gas equipment in an existing eligible home, ADU or multifamily unit
- Reserve and receive approval before work begins; funds are normally held for 120 days, with a written program exception required for emergency replacements
- Remove the old gas appliance and provide final permit, itemized invoice and equipment photographs
- One rebate per appliance type per dwelling; multifamily applications normally cover no more than five units
- EJC rates require the program's geographic/income or qualifying-assistance evidence; rebates cannot exceed project costs
- New ducted or ductless heat pump with at least 17 SEER, 16 SEER2, or inverter/variable-speed operation
- Dual-fuel systems are excluded; existing air conditioning is not required
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
SVCE Home Rebates: heat pump water heater
Silicon Valley Clean Energy
Base rebates: gas replacement $2,500 standard or $3,500 income-qualified; electric-resistance replacement $1,000 or $2,000. The desktop page advertises an extra $500 for September and October 2026, while its mobile section says that bonus expired. Confirm the bonus in the reservation before budgeting it.
Heat pump water heater
Area: Santa Clara
Requirements and conditions
- Active SVCE account in good standing at an eligible service address with prior active PG&E gas service
- Existing single-family, mobile, manufactured, ADU or multifamily property with at most four units; one rebate per appliance type per dwelling
- Reserve and receive approval before installation; standard reservation lasts 120 days; emergency replacements may apply within 30 days under program rules
- New construction is excluded; ADUs must be occupied year-round rather than used as short-term rentals
- New equipment, required permits, itemized costs and installation photos; income adders require accepted documentation; rebate cannot exceed project cost
- At least 40 gallons, NEEA Tier 3 or higher, thermostatic mixing valve, and UEF of at least 3.3 except 120V or split systems
- Instantaneous and tankless water heaters do not qualify; when replacing gas equipment, remove the old gas water heater
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
SVCE Home Rebates: heat pump HVAC
Silicon Valley Clean Energy
Gas replacement: $2,000 standard or $3,000 income-qualified. Electric-resistance replacement: $500 standard or $1,500 income-qualified. Current April 2026 equipment specifications control eligibility.
Heat pump HVAC
Area: Santa Clara
Requirements and conditions
- Active SVCE account in good standing at an eligible service address with prior active PG&E gas service
- Existing single-family, mobile, manufactured, ADU or multifamily property with at most four units; one rebate per appliance type per dwelling
- Reserve and receive approval before installation; standard reservation lasts 120 days; emergency replacements may apply within 30 days under program rules
- New construction is excluded; ADUs must be occupied year-round rather than used as short-term rentals
- New equipment, required permits, itemized costs and installation photos; income adders require accepted documentation; rebate cannot exceed project cost
- At least 17 SEER, 16 SEER2 or an inverter heat pump; single-stage and dual-fuel systems are ineligible
- When replacing gas heating, remove the old gas furnace; existing air conditioning is not required
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
SVCE Home Rebates: city-specific overlays
Silicon Valley Clean Energy and participating cities
Available city add-ons include Milpitas: $850 for gas-to-heat-pump water heating and $2,500 for gas-to-heat-pump HVAC; Mountain View: $2,000 for gas-to-heat-pump water heating or $500 for electric-resistance replacement; Sunnyvale: $1,000 for gas-to-heat-pump HVAC or $1,500 income-qualified. These city amounts are separate from SVCE base rebates.
Heat pump HVACHeat pump water heaterElectrical panel
Area: Santa Clara
Requirements and conditions
- Applicant must live in the named participating city and meet the core SVCE program rules
- City funding is limited and administered through the standard SVCE application
- Check the reservation for the actual combined award; city funding can run out independently of base SVCE funding
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
SVP residential rebate: gas to heat pump water heater
Silicon Valley Power
Up to $5,500 base rebate for gas-to-electric heat pump water heating. FRAP and LIHEAP income bonuses can add $500 each when eligible.
Heat pump water heater
Area: Santa Clara
Requirements and conditions
- Active residential Silicon Valley Power service at an existing Santa Clara residence; landlords may apply for eligible tenant accounts; no new construction
- One rebate per measure and service address every ten years
- FRAP or LIHEAP enrollment must predate purchase, with income verified within the previous 12 months
- Provide receipts, required permits, before/after equipment photos and any contractor invoice; combined incentives cannot exceed eligible net project cost
- Apply within 60 days of the building permit issuance date or purchase date
- ENERGY STAR heat pump water heater with UEF of at least 3.30; replace an existing non-electric water heater; no instantaneous or tankless units
- Remove the replaced gas heater; this rebate cannot be combined with the water-heater prewire add-on
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
SVP residential rebate: electric resistance to heat pump water heater
Silicon Valley Power
Up to $500 base rebate for electric-resistance-to-heat-pump water heating. FRAP and LIHEAP income bonuses can add $250 each when eligible.
Heat pump water heater
Area: Santa Clara
Requirements and conditions
- Active residential Silicon Valley Power service at an existing Santa Clara residence; landlords may apply for eligible tenant accounts; no new construction
- One rebate per measure and service address every ten years
- FRAP or LIHEAP enrollment must predate purchase, with income verified within the previous 12 months
- Provide receipts, required permits, before/after equipment photos and any contractor invoice; combined incentives cannot exceed eligible net project cost
- Apply within 60 days of the building permit issuance date or purchase date
- ENERGY STAR heat pump water heater with UEF of at least 3.30; replace an electric-resistance water heater; no instantaneous or tankless units
- This rebate cannot be combined with the water-heater prewire add-on
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
SVP residential rebate: gas furnace to heat pump HVAC
Silicon Valley Power
$3,000 per ton, up to $10,000 per system, for gas-furnace replacement with a qualifying heat pump HVAC system. FRAP and LIHEAP income bonuses can add $500 each when eligible.
Heat pump HVAC
Area: Santa Clara
Requirements and conditions
- Active residential Silicon Valley Power service at an existing Santa Clara residence; landlords may apply for eligible tenant accounts; no new construction
- One rebate per measure and service address every ten years
- FRAP or LIHEAP enrollment must predate purchase, with income verified within the previous 12 months
- Provide receipts, required permits, before/after equipment photos and any contractor invoice; combined incentives cannot exceed eligible net project cost
- Apply within 60 days of final building permit approval, or purchase if a permit is not required
- Installation by a licensed contractor; DIY installations do not qualify
- At least 17 SEER or 16 SEER2, and at least 9.4 HSPF or 8 HSPF2; no dual-fuel systems
- Gas-tier eligibility includes gas, propane, oil or wood-stove heaters; electric tier replaces electric-resistance heating; fireplaces are excluded
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
SVP residential rebate: electric resistance to heat pump HVAC
Silicon Valley Power
$1,000 per system for electric-resistance replacement with a qualifying heat pump HVAC system. FRAP and LIHEAP income bonuses can add $500 each when eligible.
Heat pump HVAC
Area: Santa Clara
Requirements and conditions
- Active residential Silicon Valley Power service at an existing Santa Clara residence; landlords may apply for eligible tenant accounts; no new construction
- One rebate per measure and service address every ten years
- FRAP or LIHEAP enrollment must predate purchase, with income verified within the previous 12 months
- Provide receipts, required permits, before/after equipment photos and any contractor invoice; combined incentives cannot exceed eligible net project cost
- Apply within 60 days of final building permit approval, or purchase if a permit is not required
- Installation by a licensed contractor; DIY installations do not qualify
- At least 17 SEER or 16 SEER2, and at least 9.4 HSPF or 8 HSPF2; no dual-fuel systems
- Gas-tier eligibility includes gas, propane, oil or wood-stove heaters; electric tier replaces electric-resistance heating; fireplaces are excluded
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Palo Alto Rebate Hub: gas to heat pump water heater
City of Palo Alto Utilities
$3,500 for a qualifying gas-to-heat-pump water heater replacement, plus a limited $500 city discount for qualifying projects reserved by October 31, 2026. The current total can be up to $4,000 when the limited discount applies.
Heat pump water heater
Area: Santa Clara
Requirements and conditions
- Palo Alto resident with active city electric and gas utility accounts
- Replace an existing gas water heater with qualifying equipment
- Reserve and receive city approval before installing; funds are held for up to 120 days
- City program reservation and contractor requirements apply to the limited discount
- Apply within 90 days after final inspection and submit required documents
- Income-qualified applicants may have a different rebate level
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Palo Alto Rebate Hub: electric resistance to heat pump water heater
City of Palo Alto Utilities
$500 for a qualifying electric-resistance-to-heat-pump water heater replacement. The limited 2026 $500 city discount is described for gas-replacement projects, so do not add it to this amount without confirmation.
Heat pump water heater
Area: Santa Clara
Requirements and conditions
- Palo Alto resident with active city electric and gas utility accounts
- Replace an existing electric-resistance water heater with qualifying equipment
- Reserve and receive city approval before installing; funds are held for up to 120 days
- Apply within 90 days after final inspection and submit required documents
- Confirm the current program fund and equipment rules before purchase
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Palo Alto Rebate Hub: heat pump HVAC
City of Palo Alto Utilities
$2,500 for a qualifying gas or fossil-fuel heater replacement, or $5,000 for an income-eligible household.
Heat pump HVAC
Area: Santa Clara
Requirements and conditions
- Palo Alto resident with active city utility accounts
- Replace a gas or other qualifying fossil-fuel heater with heat pump HVAC
- Reserve and receive city approval before installing; funds are held for up to 120 days
- City rebate application and equipment requirements
- Apply within 90 days after final inspection and submit required documents
- Income eligibility must be verified by the city
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Sonoma Clean Power heat pump water heater rebate
Sonoma Clean Power
Up to $2,500 for a qualifying heat pump water heater through March 1, 2028. After that, the program says only CARE or FERA customers will remain eligible. CARE or FERA customers may receive 50% of project cost remaining after other rebates, capped at $10,000.
Heat pump water heater
Area: Sonoma, Mendocino
Requirements and conditions
- Installation address must have an active Sonoma Clean Power account
- UEF of at least 3.43, with an exception for qualifying 120V models; Wi-Fi capability required except for eligible SANCO2 models
- Apply within 90 days of project completion, normally the final permit date, with paid invoice, final permit and nameplate photo
- One rebate per equipment type per account; no dual-fuel systems; new construction is excluded except fire rebuilds
- CARE or FERA enhanced rebate requires enrollment; all incentives together cannot exceed project cost
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Sonoma Clean Power heat pump heating and cooling rebate
Sonoma Clean Power
$1,000 for a qualifying heat pump heating and cooling system. CARE or FERA customers may receive 50% of the project cost remaining after other rebates, not to exceed $10,000.
Heat pump HVAC
Area: Sonoma, Mendocino
Requirements and conditions
- Current Sonoma Clean Power account
- At least 17.2 SEER2 for ducted central or packaged systems, 19.1 SEER2 for single-zone ductless, or 16.2 SEER2 for multi-zone equipment
- AHRI certificate and final permit are required
- No dual-fuel systems; new construction is excluded except fire rebuilds
- Submit the application within 90 days after completion and keep permits, invoice and photos
- One rebate per equipment type; funding and CARE/FERA rules apply
- All combined rebates cannot exceed project cost; one rebate per equipment type per account
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Sonoma Clean Power air-to-water heat pump rebate
Sonoma Clean Power
$3,500 for an air-to-water heat pump serving heating, cooling and water heating, or $1,000 when serving heating and cooling only. CARE or FERA customers may receive 50% of the remaining project cost after other rebates, not to exceed $10,000.
Air-to-water heat pump
Area: Sonoma, Mendocino
Requirements and conditions
- Current Sonoma Clean Power account
- Qualifying air-to-water equipment, permit, invoice and installation documentation
- No dual-fuel systems; new construction is excluded except fire rebuilds
- Submit the application within 90 days after completion
- All combined rebates cannot exceed project cost; one rebate per equipment type per account
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Healdsburg residential heat pump water heater rebate
City of Healdsburg
$500 per unit for new construction, replacement of an existing electric heater, or a system with gas backup; $2,000 per unit when the existing gas water heater is fully removed.
Heat pump water heater
Area: Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Healdsburg utility customer and qualifying residential project
- ENERGY STAR heat pump water heater with UEF at least 3.30
- Permit and city application documents
- Existing gas water heater must be fully removed for the higher amount
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Healdsburg residential heat pump HVAC rebate
City of Healdsburg
$500 per household for new construction, replacement of existing electric heating, or a system with gas backup; $2,000 per household when the existing gas heater is fully removed.
Heat pump HVAC
Area: Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Healdsburg utility customer and qualifying residential project
- AHRI-listed heat pump with at least 16 SEER2 and 8 HSPF2
- Permit and city application documents
- Existing gas heater must be fully removed for the higher amount
Open official program page → Check address Checked 2026-10-05
Ava Community Energy residential Incentive Finder
Ava Community Energy
Ava directs homeowners to its address-level Incentive Finder. No fixed residential Bay Area HVAC or heat pump water heater amount is published on the current homeowner page.
Heat pump HVACHeat pump water heater
Area: Alameda
Requirements and conditions
- Ava customer or eligible service address
- Use the current address-level finder because utility and city overlays determine the result
- Do not use Ava's contractor-only or expired historical incentive documents as a homeowner amount
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Daikin Fall 2026 FIT and ductless rebates
Daikin Comfort
R-32 Daikin FIT systems qualify for $500 (DC6VS or DH6VS), $750 (DH7VS), or $1,000 (DC9VS or DH9VS Aurora). Buy October 1 through December 31, 2026. Eligible ductless systems qualify for $450 to $750 when bought May 15 through December 31, 2026 and installed by January 31, 2027. Amounts are in U.S. dollars.
Heat pump HVACAir conditioner
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- FIT requires a complete system: heat pump, air handler and controller, or air conditioner, furnace and controller
- Participating Daikin Comfort Pro for FIT; Daikin Ductless Design Pro for ductless installation
- FIT offer applies to R-32 equipment and cannot be combined with other offers, discounts or promotions
- Ductless models: SkyAir RZA with FTA indoor unit ($750); MXM or Aurora MXT/MXTH ($500); Aurora RXT/RXP or Atmosphera ($450)
- Confirm the qualifying system and all purchase and installation dates with the participating contractor
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Carrier Cool Cash consumer rebate
Carrier
Carrier's current Cool Cash offer provides up to $2,100 for qualifying heating or cooling products purchased between August 1 and November 20, 2026. Equipment must be installed and claims submitted by 6:00 p.m. CST on December 20, 2026.
Heat pump HVACAir conditionerFurnace
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Qualifying Carrier heating or cooling equipment and current Cool Cash terms
- Purchase August 1 through November 20, 2026
- Install equipment and submit the claim by 6:00 p.m. CST on December 20, 2026
- Combining financing with Cool Cash requires installation by a Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer; confirm the offer with a participating dealer
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Trane Fall 2026 instant HVAC rebate
Trane
Up to $900 on qualifying Trane equipment. The offer runs October 1 through November 15, 2026. Sale, installation and claim must all fall within that period; the current public page does not list individual rebate amounts for each system.
Heat pump HVACAir conditionerFurnace
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Participating independent Trane Comfort Specialist dealer and U.S. homeowner purchase
- Use the exact qualifying Trane equipment combinations listed on the official offer page
- Eligible furnace or air handler and compatible smart thermostat required for listed system combinations
- Equipment must be sold, installed and claimed October 1 through November 15, 2026
- Availability and dealer terms apply; no equipment substitutions
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Lennox Fall 2026 Ultimate Comfort System rebate
Lennox
Up to $1,800 for a qualifying Lennox Ultimate Comfort System. Buy September 14 through December 4, 2026; install by December 11, 2026. Submit the claim by 11:59:59 p.m. ET on January 10, 2027.
Heat pump HVACFurnaceAir conditioner
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Participating Lennox dealer and qualifying residential system
- Qualifying system includes a gas furnace or blower coil, air conditioner or heat pump, and thermostat
- Dealer invoice must list equipment models and serial numbers
- Purchase, installation and claim deadlines apply separately
- Payment is a Lennox Prepaid Mastercard; card expiration and offer terms apply
Open official program page → Check address Checked 2026-10-05
Mitsubishi Electric rebate finder
Mitsubishi Electric HVAC US
Mitsubishi publishes a ZIP-code rebate finder but no fixed current Bay Area manufacturer rebate amount. The address-level utility or local program result controls.
Heat pump HVAC
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Enter the project ZIP code and equipment details in Mitsubishi's current finder
- Local utility, city and program terms determine eligibility and amount
Open official program page → Check address Checked 2026-10-05
Rheem residential rebate center
Rheem Manufacturing
Rheem provides a ZIP-code rebate center for local utility and program offers but does not publish one fixed current Bay Area homeowner amount on the public rebate-center page.
Heat pump HVACHeat pump water heater
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Search by ZIP code and product category
- Local utility or program terms determine the eligible amount
- Rheem's older contractor-only and historical pages are not treated as current homeowner offers
Open official program page → Check address Checked 2026-10-05
Bosch Home Comfort rebate center
Bosch Home Comfort
Bosch directs U.S. homeowners to an area-level rebate center. No fixed current Bay Area homeowner amount is published on the official public page.
Heat pump HVACHeat pump water heater
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Search the Bosch U.S. rebate center by area and product
- Local utility or program terms determine the eligible amount
Open official program page → Check address Checked 2026-10-05
Bryant homeowner rebate portal
Bryant
Bryant's official promotion portal requires a participating dealer and qualifying equipment details, but the current public page did not expose one fixed Bay Area amount. No amount is quoted here.
Heat pump HVACAir conditionerFurnace
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Participating Bryant dealer and qualifying residential replacement or add-on system
- Commercial, new-construction and multifamily properties are excluded by the current portal terms
- Dealer identifier, sale and installation dates, and equipment model and serial numbers are required
- Upload required documentation within three business days after submitting the claim
- Confirm the current promotion and product terms before purchase; the public portal does not publish a fixed rebate amount
Open official program page → Check address Checked 2026-10-05
Fujitsu AIRSTAGE rebate finder
Fujitsu AIRSTAGE
The official Fujitsu AIRSTAGE finder lists local rebates for qualifying systems. The public page does not state a fixed Bay Area manufacturer rebate amount.
Heat pump HVAC
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Use the official Fujitsu AIRSTAGE U.S. rebate finder
- Confirm the local program, eligible models and application dates before purchase
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
American Standard Fall 2026 instant HVAC rebate
American Standard
Up to $900 on qualifying American Standard equipment. The offer runs October 1 through November 15, 2026. Sale, installation and claim must all fall within that period; the current public page does not list individual rebate amounts for each system.
Heat pump HVACAir conditionerFurnace
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Participating independent American Standard Customer Care dealer and U.S. homeowner purchase
- Use the exact qualifying American Standard equipment combinations listed on the official offer page
- Eligible furnace or air handler and compatible smart thermostat required for listed system combinations
- Equipment must be sold, installed and claimed October 1 through November 15, 2026
- Availability and dealer terms apply; no equipment substitutions
Open official program page → Check address Checked 2026-10-05
LG HVAC rebate finder
LG Air Conditioning Technologies
LG's current page provides an area and ZIP-code finder for utility, state and local offers. No fixed current Bay Area homeowner amount is published on the public page.
Heat pump HVAC
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Search by ZIP code and LG product
- Verify eligibility and requirements with the installer and official program
Open official program page → Check address Checked 2026-10-05
BayREN Refrigerant Replacement (BRRR)
Bay Area Regional Energy Network
The program covers 80% of eligible refrigeration project costs for up to three remote condensing units per business. Customers pay the remaining 20% and any ineligible work. No fixed dollar maximum is published.
Commercial refrigeration
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Bay Area food or floral business; independent ownership or a franchise with no more than ten Bay Area locations
- PG&E or local community-choice energy service and geographic eligibility screening
- At least one eligible small remote condensing system with no more than 50 pounds of high-impact refrigerant
- Project must include at least one energy-efficiency upgrade and use a participating contractor
- Receive the program Notice to Proceed before ordering equipment or starting work
Open official program page → Check address Checked 2026-10-05
BayREN Business refrigeration upgrades
Bay Area Regional Energy Network
Free assessment and project-specific incentives for eligible businesses. Payments depend on measured energy savings and the contractor agreement; some customers have no upfront cost and others contribute. No fixed rebate amount is published.
Commercial refrigeration
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Commercial PG&E electric or gas customer in the nine-county Bay Area with 12 continuous months of usage data
- Site annual use must not exceed 300,000 kWh and 50,000 therms across all meters
- Address screening and a participating contractor are required before work begins
- No current or recent overlapping ratepayer-funded efficiency project; the page specifies a 12-month prior-participation restriction
- Sites with on-site generation or storage are excluded; EV chargers must be separately metered
- The current contractor network offers lighting and limited refrigeration measures; do not promise HVAC or water-heating installations
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
PG&E commercial HVAC ventilation controls
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Eligible fan VFD retrofits receive $80 per horsepower. Packaged-unit demand controls receive $40 per cooling ton, capped at $300 per unit. Enhanced ventilation options range from $80 to $130 per ton, with measure caps of $1,200 to $1,950 per unit.
Heat pump HVACAir conditioner
Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
Requirements and conditions
- Active PG&E commercial electric account and qualifying commercial building type
- Existing operational single-zone packaged HVAC equipment for rooftop measures; VAV packaged units are excluded
- Standalone fan VFDs require eligible existing single-speed 3-to-100-horsepower motors; code-required installations and cooling towers are excluded
- Select the correct catalog code; DCV and enhanced-ventilation rebates cannot be combined on one unit
- Submit within 60 days of purchase, installation or account establishment, whichever is latest
- Catalog workforce standards apply to nonresidential HVAC incentives above $3,000
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
AMP main-panel upgrade for heat pump conversion
Alameda Municipal Power
Up to $1,500 for a qualifying main-panel upgrade needed to replace natural-gas space heating or water heating with heat-pump equipment.
Electrical panel
Area: Alameda
Requirements and conditions
- Active AMP residential account and qualifying existing home
- Replace gas space heating or water heating with electric equipment; no gas redundancy
- Main service panel only; capacity must increase by at least 15 amps
- Submit within six months of purchase with appliance photos, electrician invoice and final signed permit
- Funding and the total equipment purchase-price limit apply
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Piedmont main-panel or smart-panel electrification rebate
City of Piedmont
$900 standard, $1,800 moderate-income or $2,250 low-income for an eligible main electrical panel or smart-panel upgrade that supports gas-to-electric conversion.
Electrical panel
Area: Alameda
Requirements and conditions
- Existing Piedmont residence owned by the applicant; no new construction
- Replace the main service panel; a capacity upgrade must reach at least 125 amps
- Demonstrate electrification need with qualifying heat-pump permits or other listed appliance documents within one year
- Apply within four months after permit issuance; final inspection and documentation required
- Income tiers and application dates follow the current City program guide
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Piedmont gas-meter removal after full electrification
City of Piedmont
$2,500 at all income levels after the home is fully electrified and gas service is physically disconnected at the main or property line.
Heat pump HVACHeat pump water heater
Area: Alameda
Requirements and conditions
- Existing Piedmont residence with finaled City permits for both heat-pump HVAC and heat-pump water heating
- PG&E must remove the meter and cut off service at the main or property line; switching off the meter is insufficient
- Apply within one year of the dated PG&E gas shut-off confirmation letter
- Submit the City application, W-9 and PG&E letter; approval and funding required
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Palo Alto Commercial Heat Pump HVAC Program
City of Palo Alto Utilities
$2,000 per ton toward material and labor, capped at the lesser of $100,000 per customer or 50% of project cost. A separate permit/compliance/infrastructure add-on is capped at $50,000 per project and 50% of those eligible costs; city approval determines the award.
Heat pump HVAC
Area: Santa Clara
Requirements and conditions
- Commercial electric and gas accounts with City of Palo Alto Utilities and existing natural-gas space heating; no new construction
- Obtain written approval before purchasing equipment or starting work; site inspections may be required
- Submit gas-replacement and heat-pump estimates, existing-equipment photos and proposed specifications for city approval
- Use appropriately licensed contractors and obtain city permits; follow the deadline in the approval notice, with the program page specifying installation within 180 days of permit issuance
- Submit final paid invoices, installation photos and signed final permits; tenant applicants need owner permission; funding is limited
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Palo Alto business heat pump water heater rebates
City of Palo Alto Utilities
Per eligible unit: $2,500 for 45–55 gallons, $3,000 for 55.1–75 gallons, $3,500 for 75.1–100 gallons, and $7,000 for the catalog's 100-gallon-and-larger tier. The catalog overlaps at 100 gallons; confirm that size with the city. Program incentives are capped at 50% of project cost or $100,000, whichever is less.
Heat pump water heater
Area: Santa Clara
Requirements and conditions
- Non-residential CPAU customer on an eligible commercial rate; replace an existing gas-fired tank water heater; no new construction
- Obtain written approval before purchase or installation and any required permits
- Meet current catalog equipment rules: at least 3.30 UEF for the listed smaller storage sizes or at least 4.30 COP for the listed large systems
- Provide equipment-nameplate photos and itemized electrical-infrastructure costs where applicable
- Purchase and install within 180 days of approval unless a written extension is granted; funding and final city verification apply
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
Palo Alto business refrigeration rebates
City of Palo Alto Utilities
Catalog examples include $40 per walk-in cooler door closer, $50 per walk-in freezer door closer, and $75 or $230 per linear foot for qualifying medium- or low-temperature replacement display cases. The program caps incentives at 50% of project cost or $100,000, whichever is less.
Commercial refrigeration
Area: Santa Clara
Requirements and conditions
- Non-residential CPAU customer with an eligible commercial utility account; existing-equipment retrofit only, not new construction
- Obtain written approval before equipment purchase or work and install within 180 days of approval unless an extension is granted
- Door closers must serve the main insulated walk-in door and close it firmly from within one inch of full closure
- Display-case replacements must replace open multi-deck remote cases with qualifying glass-door cases, ECM fans and LED lighting; length cannot exceed the former case
- Deli cases, custom refrigeration and walk-in units with reach-in doors are excluded from the display-case measure; submit invoices, permits and any requested inspection evidence
Open official program page → Open Checked 2026-10-05
WestLight income-qualified no-cost home upgrades
WestLight Energy
Eligible households may receive program-arranged heat-pump installations at no cost. The program covers approved equipment and some necessary work, not every property repair, and publishes no fixed cash rebate maximum.
Heat pump HVACHeat pump water heater
Area: San Mateo
Requirements and conditions
- WestLight Energy residential customer who owns and occupies the property
- Single-family home through fourplex, below 2,000 square feet, with existing gas equipment
- Meet the published household-income eligibility limits and provide proof; investable assets must not exceed $500,000 and the applicant must not own multiple properties
- Apply for program assessment and use its full-service contractor process
- Knob-and-tube remediation, panel upgrades requiring trenching and major asbestos abatement are excluded
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