These are the named utility and ratepayer rebates on file for Washington. You claim the one that serves your address, not the total. Each card carries the program’s own terms: what equipment qualifies, who is eligible, what the cap actually is, and whether it stacks.
Puget Sound Energy
pse.com
You claim it after installFlat amount
$1,500 standard air-source; up to $5,000 income-qualified. From 4/2/2026 the install must use a PSE Trade Ally contractor.
- Equipment that qualifies
- Standard air-source heat pump; confirm SEER2/HSPF2 tier.
- Who qualifies, and the cap
- Puget Sound Energy electric customers. From 4/2/2026 the install must use a PSE Trade Ally contractor.
- Stacking
- Income-qualified tier up to $5,000 is the enhanced alternative to the $1,500 standard.
Income-qualified households: up to $5,000 on this program. Check the terms against your household size and area median income.
Seattle City Light
seattle.gov/city-light
You claim it after installTiered by efficiency
$300-$2,000 by measure; $2,000 for an oil-to-heat-pump conversion.
- Equipment that qualifies
- $300-$2,000 by measure; $2,000 for an oil-to-heat-pump conversion.
- Who qualifies, and the cap
- Seattle City Light electric customers.
- Stacking
- Tiers are alternatives by measure, not additive.
You claim it after installFlat amount
$1,800-$2,500 for a qualifying air-source heat pump.
- Equipment that qualifies
- Qualifying air-source heat pump; confirm SEER2/HSPF2 tier.
- Who qualifies, and the cap
- Snohomish PUD electric customers. $1,800 to $2,500.
- Stacking
- Confirm additional Snohomish PUD weatherization measures.
You claim it after installTiered by efficiency
Tacoma Power municipal: $1,000 ductless heat pump; $1,000-$2,000 variable-speed central heat pump depending on the existing heating system. Downstream.
- Equipment that qualifies
- Ductless heat pump ($1,000) or variable-speed central heat pump ($1,000-$2,000 by existing heat).
- Who qualifies, and the cap
- Tacoma Power electric customers. Participating-contractor install and documentation required.
- Stacking
- Ductless vs central-variable tiers are alternatives by equipment, not additive.
Clark Public Utilities
clarkpublicutilities.com
You claim it after installTiered by efficiency
Clark Public Utilities (Vancouver/Clark County WA public utility): rebates raised late 2025. Ductless single- or multi-head heat pump $900; electric forced-air furnace to central heat pump (HSPF2 >=7.5) $1,000; to central variable-speed heat pump $1,250. Downstream.
- Equipment that qualifies
- Central heat pump HSPF2 >=7.5; variable-speed central for the top tier; qualifying single/multi-head ductless.
- Who qualifies, and the cap
- Clark Public Utilities electric customers (Clark County WA). Electric forced-air furnace conversion required for the ducted tiers.
- Stacking
- Tiers are alternatives by equipment/existing-heat type, not additive; HPWH, duct sealing, windows and thermostat are separate measures.
Snohomish County PUD
snopud.com
You claim it after installTiered by efficiency
Snohomish County PUD (WA): ducted heat pump conversion $1,800 (HSPF2 >=7.5 / SEER2 13.8); ducted inverter-driven heat pump $2,500 (HSPF2 >=8.5 / SEER2 13.8). Downstream.
- Equipment that qualifies
- Ducted conversion HSPF2 >=7.5 ($1,800); ducted inverter-driven HSPF2 >=8.5 ($2,500).
- Who qualifies, and the cap
- Snohomish County PUD electric customers. PUD-registered contractor; owner-occupied single-family, manufactured, townhouse or condo in a building of up to four attached units.
- Stacking
- Ducted-standard vs ducted-inverter tiers are alternatives by equipment, not additive; HPWH is a separate measure.