Rebates · Portland
Portland
Oregon, United States · ZIP 97214
- Programs found4
- Federal tax creditNone
- State, local & otherUp to $3,000
- Utility rebatesNone
Category amounts are independent maximum estimates and may apply to different households or utilities. Do not add them together to estimate your savings.
Incentive programs
Every program we found that can pay toward a ductless heat pump here, for owners and renters at any income, including Portland General Electric customer programs. Read the description and confirm with the program before you buy.
Most state HEAR rebates require an approved contractor; many utility rebates only need proof of purchase and the model’s efficiency rating. Confirm with the program before you order.
- State
Community Heat Pump Deployment Program
Oregon Department of Energy
$7,000
Up to $7,000 for the purchase and installation of a heat pump for Burns Paiute tribal members.
Program details ↗ - State
Oregon Rental Home Heat Pump Program for Tribes and Tribal Members
Oregon Department of Energy
$5,000
Up to $5,000 or 60% of the total cost in rental homes or up to $7,000 or 80% of the total cost and for some owner-occupied manufactured homes or RVs
Program details ↗ - Nonprofit / other
Energy Trust of Oregon Savings Within Reach
Energy Trust of Oregon
$1,800
$1,800 rebate for a ductless heat pump for income-qualified customers. Must replace electric resistance as the primary heat source.
Program details ↗ - Nonprofit / other
Energy Trust of Oregon
Energy Trust of Oregon
$800
$800 rebate for a ductless heat pump. Must replace electric resistance as the primary heat source and primary unit must be in the main living space.
Program details ↗
Incentive data from Rewiring America. The headline estimates programs returned for one sampled household and utility combination, based on a $3,000, 1.5-ton mini split. Percentage and per-ton programs scale with what you buy. Before buying, confirm your eligibility, equipment and installation requirements, and whether the programs can be combined. Not tax advice.
Put those dollars toward a Status mini split
Check your program’s equipment, installation and application requirements before you buy.