Save up to $3,000 with Energy Trust of Oregon rebates
Energy Trust of Oregon pays cash incentives to homeowners and landlords who upgrade to high-efficiency equipment. As an approved Energy Trust contractor, we handle the paperwork side of it so the rebate comes off what you'd otherwise pay out of pocket.
The largest incentives come through Energy Trust's Savings Within Reach program, for households earning between 80% and 150% of their county's median income. Rental properties can qualify too. You'll need to be served by PGE, Pacific Power, NW Natural, Cascade Natural Gas, or Avista.
Check your rebate eligibility
Energy Trust sets rebates by household income against your county's median. Answer three questions and we'll tell you which program you're in. Nothing is submitted and we don't ask for your contact details to show you the answer.
This is a guide, not an approval. Eligibility also depends on your utility (PGE, Pacific Power, NW Natural, Cascade Natural Gas, or Avista) and the equipment you install. Income limits are Energy Trust's published 80% AMI figures and change periodically. Household of 9 or more? Give us a call and we'll look it up.
Rebates apply to more than you'd think
It isn't just heat pumps. Incentives are available across a range of installs:
- Heat pump installs and full system swaps
- Ductless mini split installs
- High-efficiency gas furnace replacements
- Water heater upgrades
- Smart thermostats, insulation, and other whole-home upgrades
Savings Within Reach amounts
- Heat pump (7.50+ HSPF2)
- $3,000
- Extended capacity heat pump
- $2,000
- Ductless heat pump (mini split)
- $1,800
- Gas furnace (95%+ AFUE)
- $1,600
Incentive amounts are set by Energy Trust of Oregon and can change. We'll confirm exactly what your project qualifies for before any work starts.
Prefer to read the program terms yourself? Energy Trust's Savings Within Reach page has the full details.
Ready to find out what your project qualifies for?