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Texas-New Mexico Power Company - Residential and Hard-to-Reach Standard Offer Programs

You get2025 Program Manual Note: “Res” = Residential Standard Offer Program; “HTR” = Hard-to-Reach Program (typically offers higher incentives for low-income or rural households). Primary Measures — Paid by Verified Savings Ceiling/Wall/Floor Insulation (Gas): Res $480/kW + $0.25/kWh; HTR $538/kW + $0.30/kWh Ceiling/Wall/Floor Insulation (Electric): Res $440/kW + $0.24/kWh; HTR $493/kW + $0.28/kWh Attic Encapsulation (Gas): Res $384/kW + $0.20/kWh; HTR $430/kW + $0.24/kWh Attic Encapsulation (Electric): Res $352/kW + $0.19/kWh; HTR $394/kW + $0.22/kWh Duct Sealing (Alt Approach): Res $175; HTR $250 (flat) Air Infiltration (HTR only): HTR $275 + $0.11/kWh All Other Measures (>10 yr EUL): Res $225 + $0.07/kWh; HTR $270 + $0.11/kWh HVAC System Replacement — Replace on Burnout & New Construction SEER2 15.2–17.19: Res $50/ton · $1,400/system (HP→ERH); HTR $125/ton · $1,900/system (HP→ERH) SEER2 17.2–19.99: Res $150/ton · $1,500/system (HP→ERH); HTR $225/ton · $2,000/system (HP→ERH) SEER2 20+: Res $225/ton · $1,700/system (HP→ERH); HTR $325/ton · $2,200/system (HP→ERH) Multifamily Units: Res $1,000/system; HTR $1,300/system HVAC System Replacement — Early Retirement SEER2 15.2–17.19: Res $125/ton · $1,800/system (HP→ERH); HTR $225/ton · $2,300/system (HP→ERH) SEER2 17.2–19.99: Res $200/ton · $2,000/system (HP→ERH); HTR $300/ton · $2,500/system (HP→ERH) SEER2 20+: Res $300/ton · $2,200/system (HP→ERH); HTR $400/ton · $2,700/system (HP→ERH) Multifamily Units: Res $1,300/system; HTR $1,500/system Mini-Split Systems (per ton) Replace on Burnout — HP & A/C: $75 - $350 Replace on Burnout — HP replacing ERH: $250 - $600 Early Retirement — HP & A/C: $150 - $400 Early Retirement — HP replacing ERH: $350 - $750 New Construction — HP & A/C: $75 - $350 Heat Pump Water Heaters (ENERGY STAR®) ≤55 gal: Res $400; HTR $500 >55–120 gal: Res $50; HTR $100 HVAC Tune-Up (Deemed Savings) Res $55; HTR $55 Secondary Measures Advanced Power Strip (APS): Res $30; HTR $35 Small APS (PowerTap): Res $15; HTR $15 General Service LED: Res $3.00/lamp; HTR $3.00/lamp Faucet Aerator: Res $3.50; HTR $4.50 Low-Flow Showerhead: Res $35; HTR $45 Water Heater Pipe Wrap: Res $5; HTR $10 Smart Thermostat (Single-family): Res $125; HTR $175 Smart Thermostat (Multifamily): Res $50; HTR $65 Solar / Energy Storage / EVSE (with Solar) PV (DC-STC size): 3–4.999 kW $1,250; 5–7.499 kW $2,200; 7.5–30 kW $2,750 Energy Storage (with Solar): $1,000 Level 2 EVSE (with Solar): $500 Max per Customer: $4,250; Max per Premise: $4,250

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Incentive type: Rebate Program
Amount: 2025 Program Manual Note: “Res” = Residential Standard Offer Program; “HTR” = Hard-to-Reach Program (typically offers higher incentives for low-income or rural households). Primary Measures — Paid by Verified Savings Ceiling/Wall/Floor Insulation (Gas): Res $480/kW + $0.25/kWh; HTR $538/kW + $0.30/kWh Ceiling/Wall/Floor Insulation (Electric): Res $440/kW + $0.24/kWh; HTR $493/kW + $0.28/kWh Attic Encapsulation (Gas): Res $384/kW + $0.20/kWh; HTR $430/kW + $0.24/kWh Attic Encapsulation (Electric): Res $352/kW + $0.19/kWh; HTR $394/kW + $0.22/kWh Duct Sealing (Alt Approach): Res $175; HTR $250 (flat) Air Infiltration (HTR only): HTR $275 + $0.11/kWh All Other Measures (>10 yr EUL): Res $225 + $0.07/kWh; HTR $270 + $0.11/kWh HVAC System Replacement — Replace on Burnout & New Construction SEER2 15.2–17.19: Res $50/ton · $1,400/system (HP→ERH); HTR $125/ton · $1,900/system (HP→ERH) SEER2 17.2–19.99: Res $150/ton · $1,500/system (HP→ERH); HTR $225/ton · $2,000/system (HP→ERH) SEER2 20+: Res $225/ton · $1,700/system (HP→ERH); HTR $325/ton · $2,200/system (HP→ERH) Multifamily Units: Res $1,000/system; HTR $1,300/system HVAC System Replacement — Early Retirement SEER2 15.2–17.19: Res $125/ton · $1,800/system (HP→ERH); HTR $225/ton · $2,300/system (HP→ERH) SEER2 17.2–19.99: Res $200/ton · $2,000/system (HP→ERH); HTR $300/ton · $2,500/system (HP→ERH) SEER2 20+: Res $300/ton · $2,200/system (HP→ERH); HTR $400/ton · $2,700/system (HP→ERH) Multifamily Units: Res $1,300/system; HTR $1,500/system Mini-Split Systems (per ton) Replace on Burnout — HP & A/C: $75 - $350 Replace on Burnout — HP replacing ERH: $250 - $600 Early Retirement — HP & A/C: $150 - $400 Early Retirement — HP replacing ERH: $350 - $750 New Construction — HP & A/C: $75 - $350 Heat Pump Water Heaters (ENERGY STAR®) ≤55 gal: Res $400; HTR $500 >55–120 gal: Res $50; HTR $100 HVAC Tune-Up (Deemed Savings) Res $55; HTR $55 Secondary Measures Advanced Power Strip (APS): Res $30; HTR $35 Small APS (PowerTap): Res $15; HTR $15 General Service LED: Res $3.00/lamp; HTR $3.00/lamp Faucet Aerator: Res $3.50; HTR $4.50 Low-Flow Showerhead: Res $35; HTR $45 Water Heater Pipe Wrap: Res $5; HTR $10 Smart Thermostat (Single-family): Res $125; HTR $175 Smart Thermostat (Multifamily): Res $50; HTR $65 Solar / Energy Storage / EVSE (with Solar) PV (DC-STC size): 3–4.999 kW $1,250; 5–7.499 kW $2,200; 7.5–30 kW $2,750 Energy Storage (with Solar): $1,000 Level 2 EVSE (with Solar): $500 Max per Customer: $4,250; Max per Premise: $4,250
Administrator: Frontier Energy
Program budget: Residential: $1,000,000; Hard-to-Reach: $375,000
Applies to: Utility, Residential, Low Income Residential
Technologies: HVAC, Heat pumps, Air conditioners, Heat Pump Water Heater, Programmable Thermostats, Solar Photovoltaics, Level-2 Electric Vehicle Service Equipment

Dates

Source last updated: November 3, 2025

About this incentive

The 2025 Residential and Hard-to-Reach (HTR) Standard Offer Program provides cash rebates to encourage homeowners and contractors to install energy-efficient equipment and upgrades. Incentives cover a wide range of residential improvements such as HVAC replacements, mini-split heat pumps, smart thermostats, lighting, water-saving fixtures, and insulation. Rebates vary by system efficiency (SEER2 ratings) and measure type, with additional incentives available for projects that include new construction or replace older systems early. Standard residential participants qualify for base rebate amounts, while Hard-to-Reach customers—typically low-income or rural households—receive higher incentives to help reduce upfront costs and promote equitable energy savings. The program also supports renewable and electrification technologies like solar PV systems, energy storage, and Level 2 EV chargers installed with solar. All measures must meet program eligibility requirements, and savings are verified based on equipment efficiency and installation quality.

Data updated November 3, 2025. Always confirm details on the official program website before applying. Programs change frequently.