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New York rebate guideUpdated 2026

Home energy rebates in New York

Explore 9 published measures from 3 New York utilities, plus current state-program status and official links.

State program: Partly open Federal credits: Ended Dec 2025
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Published utility programs in New York

Current offers in our source set, with direct links to the utility running each program.

Con EdisonNew York City (excluding most of Queens/Staten Island gas) and Westchester CountyHeat Pump Incentives (NYS Clean Heat)
Air-source heat pump, single-family — remove or disable old heating system$8,000Incentives capped at 70% of project cost. Taken off the contractor's final invoice rather than paid as a rebate.
Air-source heat pump, single-family — Disadvantaged Community enhanced$10,000Capped at 85% of project cost for customers in a Disadvantaged Community.
Air-source heat pump, single-family — keep old heating system with integrated controls$2,500$4,500 for single-family homes in a Disadvantaged Community.
Geothermal heat pumpup to $35,000
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National Grid (Upstate New York)Upstate New York electric service territoryElectric Heat Pump Water Heaters (NYS Clean Heat)
Heat pump water heater$1,250Available as an in-store/online instant rebate at participating Lowe's and Home Depot, or by online application after installation. Only available to National Grid electric service customers.
Visit the official National Grid (Upstate New York) program →
PSEG Long IslandNassau and Suffolk counties and the RockawaysHome Comfort — Heat Pump Rebates
Whole-house cold climate air-source or air-to-water heat pump, single family — market rate$4,000Must use a participating contractor; heat pump must meet 100–120% of the entire dwelling heating load (Manual J required). Cost caps may apply.
Whole-house heat pump, single family — market rate in a Disadvantaged Community$5,000
Whole-house heat pump, single family — moderate income (<80% AMI)$5,000
Whole-house heat pump, single family — low income (<60% AMI)$7,500
Visit the official PSEG Long Island program →

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The New York state rebate program

Funding and launch status for the state-administered HOMES and HEAR programs.

$317,437,733
Federal funding allocated to New York across both programs
$158,415,850HEAR · electrification
$159,021,883HOMES · whole-home efficiency

Source: US DOE, IRA Home Energy Rebates State Allocations (updated May 23, 2024)

StatusPartly open
Latest program update

HEAR funding is live through NYSERDA's Appliance Upgrade Program, whose current application is marked "2026 Program Year, Version 2.0" and covers only ENERGY STAR heat pump clothes dryers plus the electrical wiring and panel upgrades needed to install them, for households below 150% of Area Median Income. HEAR funds also flow to low-income households through EmPower+. NYSERDA's dedicated Inflation Reduction Act page now returns "File Not Found," and a launch of the HER/HOMES whole-home rebates could not be confirmed from any NYSERDA primary source.

Administered by New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA).

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New York rebate questions

Can I still get a federal tax credit in New York?

No. 25C and 25D were both repealed by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act for property placed in service after December 31, 2025. Anything installed in New York in 2026 earns no federal residential energy credit. Work finished on or before that date can still be claimed.

Are the New York state rebates open yet?

HEAR funding is live through NYSERDA's Appliance Upgrade Program, whose current application is marked "2026 Program Year, Version 2.0" and covers only ENERGY STAR heat pump clothes dryers plus the electrical wiring and panel upgrades needed to install them, for households below 150% of Area Median Income. HEAR funds also flow to low-income households through EmPower+. NYSERDA's dedicated Inflation Reduction Act page now returns "File Not Found," and a launch of the HER/HOMES whole-home rebates could not be confirmed from any NYSERDA primary source.

What utility programs are listed for New York?

This guide includes 9 published measures from 3 New York utilities, with a direct link to each official program.

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