What disqualifies you from Clark Public Utilities heat pump and water heater rebates?

Homes heated with gas, propane or oil. Water heaters bought at a participating Oregon Lowe's or Home Depot with the Energy Trust markdown (no second rebate).

Where do you apply for Clark Public Utilities heat pump and water heater rebates?

Heat pump program: https://www.clarkpublicutilities.com/residential-customers/reduce-energy-waste-and-lower-your-bill/all-rebates-incentives/heat-pump-program/; Ductless: https://www.clarkpublicutilities.com/residential-customers/reduce-energy-waste-and-lower-your-bill/all-rebates-incentives/ductless-heat-pump-program/; Water heaters: https://www.clarkpublicutilities.com/residential-customers/reduce-energy-waste-and-lower-your-bill/all-rebates-incentives/heat-pump-water-heater-program/; Energy Services: 360-992-3355.

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Q: How much does Clark Public Utilities heat pump and water heater rebates pay?

Published amounts run from $140 to $1,500, depending on the upgrade and the conditions attached to it. Every amount and its conditions are listed on this page, each with the date it was last verified against the administrator's own page.

Administered by Clark Public Utilities (Clark County PUD), through its Contractor Network.

Clark Public Utilities pays $1,000 or $1,250 to convert an electric furnace to a central heat pump, $900 for a ductless system in an electrically heated home and $500 to upgrade an old heat pump, plus $1,500 for a heat pump water heater and $140 for a smart thermostat.

source · verified 2 October 2026 · amounts in US dollars

What it pays

Clark Public Utilities rebates
Upgrade	Condition	Up to
Central heat pump replacing an electric forced-air furnace	7.5 HSPF2 or better	$1,000
Central variable-speed heat pump replacing an electric furnace	7.5 HSPF2 or better	$1,250
Central variable-speed heat pump replacing a heat pump or zonal heat	Also new single-family homes outside New Homes Performance	$500
Ductless heat pump, single or multi-head	Homes heated with an electric furnace or zonal electric heat	$900
Heat pump water heater, Tier 3 or 4	Replacing an electric storage water heater, existing homes	$1,500
Split-system heat pump water heater	Replacing electric storage; new or existing homes	$1,500
Smart thermostat	Homes heated by an electric furnace or heat pump	$140

Who is eligible

who: Clark Public Utilities customers in electrically heated homes.
contractor: Heat pumps must be installed by a contractor in the utility's Contractor Network.
also: Weatherization rebates for electrically heated single-family and manufactured homes, and an income-qualified rebate program (amounts not read).

What disqualifies you

The rules people find out about after the work is done.

Homes heated with gas, propane or oil.
Water heaters bought at a participating Oregon Lowe's or Home Depot with the Energy Trust markdown (no second rebate).

Where the application goes

Use a Contractor Network contractor; call Energy Services with questions.

Where the application goes
If this is you	Apply here
Heat pump program	clarkpublicutilities.com
Ductless	clarkpublicutilities.com
Water heaters	clarkpublicutilities.com
Energy Services	360-992-3355

The thing most pages get wrong

A gas-heated home in Clark County gets nothing from Clark Public Utilities for a heat pump: every heat pump rebate names an electric furnace, zonal electric heat or an existing heat pump. NW Natural, the gas utility in Southwest Washington, goes the other way, offering up to $1,800 toward a gas furnace and air conditioner, including to convert electric or oil heat.

Buying a water heater across the river

Heat pump water heaters marked down at an Oregon Lowe's or Home Depot through Energy Trust do not get Clark's standard $1,500 rebate; Clark's own online marketplace is sold out.