New York City Heat Pump Rebates 2026
For a Con Edison customer in New York City, the NYS Clean Heat rebate for a single-family air-source heat pump is $2,500 (keeping your old system with controls) up to $8,000 (full replacement), and up to $10,000 in a designated disadvantaged community. Con Edison also pays $1,000 for a heat pump water heater and $85 for a smart thermostat. The calculator below confirms what applies to your address.
What Con Edison pays through NYS Clean Heat
NYS Clean Heat is delivered through your utility. For Con Edison single-family customers, an air-source heat pump earns $2,500 when you keep the existing system with controls and up to $8,000 for a full replacement; in a designated disadvantaged community the enhanced amount runs up to $10,000. A heat pump water heater earns $1,000, and a qualifying smart thermostat earns $85. Apartment-building amounts differ from single-family amounts. Your contractor submits the application.
The federal HEAR rebate is open in New York
Unlike Texas or Florida (where it has not launched) or California (where it is fully reserved), New York's implementation of the federal HEAR rebate is launched and accepting applications. Income-eligible NYC households may be able to stack HEAR with the utility's NYS Clean Heat rebate, and NYSERDA runs additional assistance programs for income-qualifying households. The calculator checks what is open for your address and income rather than quoting a multiplier we cannot source.
Heat pumps in NYC apartments and co-ops
Ductless mini-split heat pumps suit NYC apartments, co-ops, and condos where ducted retrofits are impractical. NYS Clean Heat covers multi-unit buildings as well as single-family homes, but for an apartment building the owner or association generally applies, and the per-unit amounts differ from the single-family figures above. If you are in a co-op or condo, your board may be able to pursue a building-wide project.
How to claim your rebate in NYC
Start with the calculator below. Enter your ZIP (10001 or your specific NYC ZIP), household details, and equipment type to see every program open for you with specific amounts. Choose a contractor enrolled in NYS Clean Heat, confirm the equipment is on the eligible cold-climate list, and they will submit the rebate application on your behalf.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What heat-pump rebate is available in New York City?
For Con Edison customers (Manhattan, the Bronx, and parts of Queens and Westchester), the NYS Clean Heat air-source heat-pump rebate for a single-family home is $2,500 if you keep your existing system with controls, up to $8,000 for a full replacement, and up to $10,000 in a designated disadvantaged community. Con Edison also pays $1,000 for a heat pump water heater and $85 for a smart thermostat. The calculator confirms your figure by address.
Is the federal HEAR rebate available in New York?
Yes. Unlike some states, New York's implementation of the federal HEAR rebate (Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates) is launched and accepting applications, so income-eligible households may be able to stack it with the utility's NYS Clean Heat rebate. The calculator checks what is open for your address and income.
Can I get a heat pump in a NYC apartment or co-op?
Yes. Ductless mini-split heat pumps suit NYC apartments, co-ops, and condos where ducted retrofits are impractical. NYS Clean Heat covers both single-family homes and multi-unit buildings, though for apartment buildings the owner or association typically applies; Con Edison's single-family rebate amounts differ from its apartment amounts. Check with your building management or board for building-wide options.
What heat-pump specs work best in New York City?
NYC's cold winters call for a cold-climate-rated air-source heat pump that holds capacity at low temperatures, so you rarely need supplemental electric-resistance heat. The NYS Clean Heat program lists eligible cold-climate equipment; your contractor confirms a model qualifies and submits the rebate application on your behalf.