Web 57DHYAFZZFLMX November 11 2026 All 9 Northeast States offer state or utility Heat Pump Rebates

All nine U.S. Census Northeast states plus Delaware and Maryland in the broader Mid-Atlantic offer state or utility heat pump rebates, with maximum incentives ranging from Three Hundred Fifty Dollars to over Fourteen Thousand Dollars. Rebate amounts depend heavily on your household income, system size tonnage, and whether the heat pump replaces your entire existing heating system. All nine U.S. Northeast states offer Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program L i HEAP, as it is a federally funded program administered across every state and territory. Some states operate the program under a slightly different local name. New England States  1  Connecticut. Administered through the Connecticut Energy Assistance Program CEAP by the Department of Social Services. 2  Maine. Managed by Maine Housing under the Home Energy Assistance Program HEAP. 3  Massachusetts. Operated as the Massachusetts Home Energy Assistance Program HEAP. 4  New Hampshire. Run by the New Hampshire Department of Energy as the Fuel Assistance Program. 5  Rhode Island. Administered by the Rhode Island Department of Human Services. 6  Vermont. Managed through the Vermont Department for Children and Families as Seasonal Fuel Assistance. Mid-Atlantic States     7  New Jersey. Operated by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs as the Home Energy Assistance Program. 8  New York. Administered by the New York Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance as the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP). 9  Pennsylvania. Run directly as LIHEAP through the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services.

Note: If you also include states sometimes grouped into the broader Northeast such as    10  Delaware,  11  Maryland, and 12  Washington, D.C. they all participate in LIHEAP as well. 2026 Northeast Heat Pump Rebates by State      Primary Program or Programs         Standard Rebate Range         Maximum Rebate With Income/Stacking        Key Program Rules  1  New York        NYSERDA Clean Heat + Em Power plus              Varies by utility            Up to Fourteen thousand Dollar     Stacks utility rebates     Con Ed, National Grid, NYSEG     with active federal HEEHR funds.  2  Rhode Island  Clean Heat Rhode Island R I plus and Rhode Island R I Energy         Up to Sixty Percent of costs     Up to Eleven Thousand Five Hundred Dollars       Active federal HEAR and HOMES programs stack with local utility incentives.  3 Massachusetts           Mass Save       Two Hundred Fifty to Two Thousand Six Hundred Fifty Dollars per ton up to Eight Thousand Five Hundred Dollars per ton             Up to Sixteen Thousand Dollars income-eligible         Requires newer refrigerants R-32 or R-454B     includes a Five Hundred Dollar weatherization bonus.  4  Maine  Efficiency Maine         One Thousand Dollars per outdoor unit up to Three Thousand Dollars   Up to Nine Thousand Dollars at Three Thousand Dollars per Unit System must cover at least Eighty Percent of the home’s peak heating load.  5  New Jersey   NJ Whole Home + Utilities          Varies by project         Up to Seven Thousand Five Hundred Dollars plus            Combines state cash-back incentives, zero percent financing, and four stacking utility programs.  6  Vermont             Efficiency Vermont    Up to Two Thousand Two Hundred Dollars       Up to Seven Thousand Nine Hundred Fifty Dollars              Higher tiers available for income-qualified ducted systems and Burlington Electric customers.  7  Connecticut   Energize CT     Two Hundred Fifty to One Thousand Dollars per ton             Up to Ten Thousand Dollars multi-ton or multi income  Pairs per-ton rebates with low-interest Smart-E loans; state HEAR rollout pending.  8  New Hampshire     NH Saves              Two Hundred Fifty to Two Thousand Dollars per ton                         Enhanced Two Thousand Dollars per ton tier applies when replacing electric resistance heat; R-410A units excluded.  9  Pennsylvania  Act 129 Utilities     PECO, PPL, UGI  Three Hundred Fifty to One Thousand Nine Hundred Fifty Dollars                             Administered individually by electric utilities; statewide Penn Energy Savers program pending.  Note: Nearby Mid-Atlantic neighbors also offer active programs, including 10  Maryland at up to Fifteen Thousand Dollars through Em POWER and 11  Delaware at Eight Hundred to Two Thousand Two Hundred Dollars through Energize Delaware.    Important 2026 Program Rules to Know      Federal HEEHR Fuel-Switching Restrictions. Under U.S. Department of Energy updates, federal Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates HEEHR for reservations made after August 31, 2026, only cover electric-to-electric upgrades or new construction. Converting from oil, propane, or natural gas still qualifies for state and utility rebates (such as Mass Save and Efficiency Maine), though federal HEEHR funds no longer apply to those conversions. Equipment & Contractor Requirements. Most Northeast programs require you to use a participating or certified contractor and install cold-climate heat pumps that use low-GWP refrigerants like R-32 or R-454B.