PSE electric heat pump rebates (electric resistance/furnace conversion and heat pump upgrade)
How much you can get
$1,500 to replace electric resistance heat (baseboard, wall, radiant) with a qualifying ducted or ductless air-source heat pump. Income-qualified Efficiency Boost: $2,400. Also $1,500 to replace an electric forced-air furnace with a ducted or ductless heat pump, and $1,500 to replace an existing ducted heat pump (ductless not eligible for the upgrade).
Up to
$2,400The details
- Run by
- Puget Sound Energy
- For customers of
- Puget Sound Energy (electric)
- Eligibility
- Single-family PSE electric customers whose primary heat is PSE electricity. Must use a PSE Trade Ally or Recommended Energy Professional; no DIY. Ductless units must be variable-speed inverter mini/multi-splits, at least 3/4 ton, with a head in the main living area. One rebate per home. Not combinable with other rebates. The $4,000 ducted cold-climate furnace-conversion tier was only for 2023 installs.
- Deadline
- Within 30 days of installation
- Checked
- Not yet confirmed. We couldn't confirm this amount on the official page on 2026-10-11. Please check with the program before you buy.
We re-check this program every week. See every Washington rebate change.