Furnace and Heat Pump
Efficient heating and cooling will help you save on your home’s biggest energy expense.
Qualified systems use less energy to maintain comfortable temperatures throughout the year
See Incentive DetailsWhat comfort solution is best for your home?
Heating and cooling account for nearly half of the average energy bill. Choosing a new system is often guided by what is already installed in your home.
Today’s gas furnaces are 90-95% efficient, compared to end-of-life standard models that are 15 years old or older and only 56-70% efficient.
An electric heat pump is a great choice for replacing an electric forced-air furnace as well as baseboard, radiant ceiling or wall/cadet heat. Heat pumps move heat rather than generating it, helping you save up to 50% on your annual heating costs.
A duel fuel system offers the best of both worlds: an electric heat pump and a gas furnace. The heat pump operates during milder temperatures when it is more efficient, and the system automatically switches over to the furnace in colder temperatures.
Why we love heat pumps
Upgrading to a heat pump can save up to 50% on annual heating costs.
Any electric heating system can upgrade to a heat pump. For homes with existing ductwork, a ducted heat pump system will heat and cool your entire home. For homes with baseboard, radiant ceiling or wall/cadet heating, ductless heat pumps make for easy installation with no need for ductwork.
Heat pumps — whether ducted or ductless — will heat your home quietly and evenly for a fraction of your current cost. They also come with air conditioning built in, keeping your home cool in the summer. Another bonus? Built-in air filtration keeps indoor air clean year-round.
If you live in a region with freezing winter temperatures, extended capacity heat pump models operate the same way as standard heat pumps but don’t require backup heating when temperatures plummet. This option can save you even more during the coldest times of year.
How to upgrade with confidence
Energy Trust works with an impressive network of contractors across Oregon and Southwest Washington who are trained on our incentive program. They know the process and will get you the best upgrade for the best price.
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Review Incentive Details and Eligibility
Incentives are based on the type and utility services for your home.
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Gather Estimates and Select Your Contractor
Select a contractor. Use our tips to help you find the right one.
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Complete the Installation
Complete the installation. Your contractor will help you determine the right product for your home.
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Apply for Your Incentive
Applications must be received within 60 days of installation and need six to eight weeks for processing. Your contractor may help you, and you can find the application at the link below. Be sure you have the installation date, equipment serial/model number, and efficiency rating, and include a scan or legible digital photo of your contractor’s invoice.
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“We are warmer and more comfortable now. And our electric bill shows our usage is half what it used to be!”
— Linda Hardesty, Bend homeowner
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We do not currently have any available incentives that match those criteria.
There are still ways to save and make your home more energy efficient.
Find resources for do-it-yourself projects and low- to no-cost ways to improve the comfort, health and energy efficiency of your home.
Find out how you can get more from your energy. Evaluating your home’s current energy use is the first step to discovering upgrades that can boost comfort and lower monthly bills.
Your utility is outside our service area.
You can still reap energy and money saving benefits of this upgrade, even though you do not qualify for the Energy Trust incentive.
Use this website to find the energy-efficient water heater that will work for your home.
Many utility companies offer energy-efficiency programs that can help with upgrade costs.
With Energy Trust, you can get cash back when you insulate any or all of these areas of your home.