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Oregon Community Heat Pump Deployment Program partly open
Administered by the Oregon Department of Energy, through regional administrators (Earth Advantage, NeighborImpact, NeighborWorks Umpqua and others) and two Tribal administrators.
Oregon's Community Heat Pump Deployment Program pays homeowners up to $5,000 toward a heat pump, or up to $7,000 for a higher-efficiency one, and has a separate grant of up to $4,000 for a panel, weatherization or repairs. On 13 October 2026 only the North Coast and North Central regions and the Burns Paiute Tribe were taking applications; the other regions are fully reserved.
source · verified 13 October 2026 · amounts in US dollars
What it pays
| Upgrade | Condition | Up to |
|---|---|---|
| Heat pump meeting the minimum efficiency requirements | Owner-occupied home | $5,000 |
| Heat pump meeting the higher efficiency requirements | Owner-occupied home | $7,000 |
| Panel, weatherization or structural repairs | Grant for eligible upgrades | $4,000 |
| Region or Tribe | Administrator | Status |
|---|---|---|
| North Coast (Clatsop, Columbia, Tillamook) | Earth Advantage, 503-467-2810 | Accepting applications |
| North Central (Hood River, Sherman, Wasco) | NeighborImpact, 541-323-0395 | Accepting applications |
| Burns Paiute Tribe | Greater Eastern Oregon Development Corporation, 541-276-6745 | Accepting applications |
| Metro (Clackamas, Multnomah, Washington) | Earth Advantage | Fully reserved |
| Mid-Valley, South Valley/Mid Coast | Earth Advantage | Fully reserved |
| Central (Crook, Deschutes, Jefferson) | NeighborImpact | Fully reserved |
| South Coast, Southern Oregon, South Central, Greater Eastern, Northeast | Regional administrators | Fully reserved |
| Coquille Indian Tribe | Coquille Indian Housing Authority | Fully reserved |
Who is eligible
- who
- Owners of owner-occupied homes in a region whose administrator still has funding; each administrator sets how to apply.
- regions
- The 11 economic development districts of Oregon, and two federally recognized Tribes with their own administrators.
- limit
- The incentive and grant may not exceed 100% of the cost of the heat pump and the eligible upgrades.
- rentals
- The sister Rental Home Heat Pump Program is fully reserved and closed, except for rentals housing members of seven Tribes.
Where the application goes
Contact the administrator for your region; ODOE does not take applications itself.
| If this is you | Apply here |
|---|---|
| Program page and administrator list | oregon.gov |
| North Coast: Earth Advantage | 503-467-2810 |
| North Central: NeighborImpact | 541-323-0395 |
| Rental program | oregon.gov |
The thing most pages get wrong
Pages that list this program as an Oregon-wide heat pump grant miss that it is spent in nine of its 11 regions. ODOE's table on 13 October 2026 marks nine of the 11 regions 'Funding Fully Reserved Not Accepting Applications', including Metro (Portland), Central (Bend) and the Willamette Valley.
The rental program is closed too
The Oregon Rental Home Heat Pump Program says 'ODOE's general program funding has been completely reserved, and the agency is no longer accepting applications.' Money remains for rentals where members of seven Tribes live, the Tribes that chose not to have their own administrator.
Where the money came from
SB 1536, passed in 2022 after the 2021 heat dome, allocated $10 million to this program for owner-occupied homes and $15 million to the rental program, which the Legislature topped up by $4 million in 2024.