Efficiency Maine Rebates for Heat Pumps in Maine
Maximize your savings with up to $9,000 in Efficiency Maine Rebates
Dave's World makes it easy to take advantage of rebates. Our team will guide you through eligibility, and our office handles all the processing and submission with rebates through Efficiency Maine.
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Qualification for Low Income Rebates
Homeowner or homeowner’s household member participates in MaineCare, HEAP, SNAP, or TANF.
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Qualification for Moderate Income Rebates
Homeowner’s Adjusted Gross Income is up to $70,000 for individual tax filers, or $100,000 for joint filers.
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Homeowner of any income, no verification required.
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Item description
The cost of all eligible single-zone heat pumps is rebatable. Multi-zone heat pump costs are not rebatable, but their capacity can be counted towards the total heating capacity.
Heat pump outdoor unit is on this list of rebate-eligible heat pumps
Heat pump / fossil fuel combination systems (“dual fuel”) are not rebate eligible
New and previously installed heat pump(s) sized for at least 80% of home’s peak heating load (see Residential Heat Pump Rebate Claim Form, p. 2, Sizing Worksheet)
Heat pumps, combined with supplemental heat, sized for at least 100% of home’s peak heating load. Primary fossil-fuel heating systems can be used for emergency backup, but their heating capacity cannot be counted towards the 100% requirement.
Installed according to the Heat Pump Installation Requirements Checklist
Source: Efficiency Maine, https://www.efficiencymaine.com/at-home/residential-heat-pump-incentives/
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Primary, fossil-fuel, space-heating system, if any, reserved for emergency backup by:
Turning all thermostats off or all the way down, or
Turning off and covering power switch, or
Connecting system only to a generator
Single-family house, two-unit duplex, condominium, or mixed-use building with one or two housing units and no commercial electrical meter(s). Click here for all other building types.
Existing or new construction
Heat pump(s) will be used as primary heating system throughout the heating season
Homeowner’s principal residence (low- and moderate-income customers only.
Source: Efficiency Maine, https://www.efficiencymaine.com/at-home/residential-heat-pump-incentives/
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