If Tampa Electric Company sends your electric or gas bill, these 6 programs may help pay for your project. Statewide programs come on top.
Not a rebate: solar output offsets on-site use at the retail rate, and excess energy is banked as kWh credits for up to 12 months. Unused credits at the end of the calendar year are paid or credited at the utility's...
Heat pumps: $40 at SEER2 15.20 (SEER 16) or $550 at SEER2 16.20 (SEER 17); geothermal $40 at 14.0 EER or $550 at 15.0 EER. If the system costs less than the rebate, the rebate is matched to the invoice total.
Monthly bill credits for letting Tampa Electric briefly pause enrolled equipment at peak times. Older brochure: Level 2 EV charger $9/month ($108/yr), water heater $6/month, all four equipment types $30/month; a 2026...
$1,000 per system, paid to the premise owner until annual funding is depleted (first come, first served). Whether the program is still funded in 2026 was not confirmed.
Utility-owned rooftop solar and a home battery unit at no additional charge; the battery provides backup power. Homes in the pilot are not net metered.
$6.15 per average transferred kilowatt (kW) demand for your load transfers during peak periods