Greencat Utah
Is there a rebate for a heat pump water heater in Utah?
Yes. Utah's federal Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate, run by Greencat, pays up to $1,750 toward a heat pump water heater. It pays the full cost if your income is under 80% of the typical income for your county, and half between 80% and 150%. One rule matters. The rebate pays to replace an electric water heater with a heat pump one, or to add one where there was none. It does not pay to replace a gas water heater.
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Who qualifies
Homes with a total income under 150% of the typical income for their county. For a family of four in Salt Lake County, that is $189,150. The current water heater must be electric, or you must be adding one. Owners can apply, and so can renters with the owner's agreement.
How much
Up to $1,750. The rebate pays at most $14,000 per home in total. That total also covers a heat pump for up to $8,000, an electrical panel for up to $4,000, wiring for up to $2,500, insulation for up to $1,600, and an electric stove for up to $840 or a heat pump dryer for up to $840. Enbridge Gas and Rocky Mountain Power rebates add on top where they apply.
How to get it
Apply with Greencat on this site. You get a free home energy assessment and a written quote with the rebate taken off. Greencat files the paperwork for you.
Related
This page is a guide, not a decision. Each program checks your household size and income when you apply. Utah's plan may pay less than the federal maximums shown.