Rhode Island Heat Pumps
22 verified programs, updated 2026-08-08. 1 incentive type.
National Grid (Electric) - Residential Energy Efficiency Incentive Program
Rebate ProgramUtility, ResidentialMay 10, 2024
Heating and Cooling Central AC: $40 Central Heat Pump: $350/ton High-Efficiency Heat Pump: $1,250/ton Mini Split Heat Pump (Ducted): $350/ton Mini Split Heat Pump (Non-Ducted): $150/ton Energy Star Smart Thermostat: $75/unit ENERGY STAR® Certified Low-E Storm Windows: See website for details. Natural Gas Heating Rebates Hot Water Boiler: $800 Warm Air Furnace: $550 Energy Star Certified On-Demand Tankless Water Heater: $600 Energy Star Certified Storage Water Heater: $75 Combined condensing boiler and on-demand water heating unit: $1,000 Water Heaters High-Efficiency Water Heater: up to $600 High-Efficiency Natural Gas Water Heater: $100 - $600 Electric Heat Pump Water Heater: $600 Appliances Refrigerator or Freezer Recycling: See website for details. Clothes Dryer: $50 Air Conditioner: $40 Air Cleaner: $40 Home Energy Assessment See website for details. Multifamily Services See website for details.
Rhode Island Energy (Electric) Commercial and Industrial Rebate Program
Rebate ProgramUtility, CommercialFebruary 6, 2025
Lighting Equipment : $2 - $250/unit HVAC Air Conditioner: $25 - $100/ton Heat Pump: $20 - $125 Variable Refrigerant Flow: $125 - $175/ton Dual Enthalpy Economizer Controls: $125 Electronically Commuted Motor: $100 - $200 High-Efficiency Condensing Units for Refrigeration: $200 - $400/HP Energy Recovery Ventilators: $0.50 High-Volume Low-Speed Fans: $1,000 - $2,000 Fans: $40 - $120 Foodservice Equipment : Up to $4,000