The NYS Clean Heat program is a statewide initiative administered by NYSERDA in partnership with New York's major utilities. It provides significant rebates and incentives to homeowners who upgrade to high-efficiency heat pump technology — replacing outdated oil, propane, or electric resistance heating systems with modern cold climate heat pumps.
The program is delivered through your local utility. In Westchester County and the greater New York metro area, rebates are available through Con Edison, NYSEG, National Grid, Orange & Rockland, and other participating providers.
As a NYS Clean Heat Participating Contractor, Energy Efficiency Experts handles your rebate application, installs qualifying equipment, and applies the incentive directly to your invoice — so you see the savings upfront with no waiting for rebate checks.
Select your utility below to see your specific rebate amounts
We handle the rebate paperwork — you just enjoy the savings
Call or fill out our form. We assess your home and recommend the best heat pump system for your needs.
We provide a detailed quote showing the full cost and your Clean Heat rebate — so you see exactly what you'll pay.
As a participating contractor, we submit your rebate application and apply the incentive directly to your invoice.
Our certified technicians install your new heat pump system to program specifications.
Enjoy lower heating and cooling bills, improved comfort, and a reduced carbon footprint.
Homes located in NYS-designated Disadvantaged Communities receive higher Clean Heat rebates — regardless of individual income. The incentive cap also increases to 85% of project costs.
Two powerful programs are available — we determine which one provides the best value for your situation
No income requirements — available to any homeowner with a participating utility
Income-eligible households — upgrades at no cost
Clean Heat and EmPower+ cannot be combined on the same piece of equipment. We compare both programs for your specific situation and recommend whichever one saves you the most money.
Common questions about the NYS Clean Heat program
No — unlike EmPower+, the Clean Heat program has no income requirements. Any homeowner with a participating New York utility can access Clean Heat rebates regardless of income. The program is available for 1-4 unit residential buildings.
No. As a NYS Clean Heat Participating Contractor, we apply the rebate directly to your invoice at the time of installation. You see the discounted price upfront — no paperwork, no waiting for reimbursement.
Clean Heat and EmPower+ cannot be applied to the same piece of equipment. However, if you're income-eligible for EmPower+, we'll compare both programs to determine which one provides the greatest benefit for your specific situation.
New York State has designated certain communities as "Disadvantaged" based on environmental burdens and socioeconomic factors. Homes in these areas receive enhanced Clean Heat rebates (e.g., $10,000 vs. $8,000 for a full heat pump replacement) and a higher incentive cap of 85% of project costs. Contact us with your address and we'll check your DAC status for free.
All qualifying heat pumps must be cold climate rated and appear on the NEEP (Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships) cold climate heat pump list. We install leading brands including Mitsubishi, Fujitsu, Daikin, LG, and others — all meeting or exceeding program requirements. We recommend the best system for your home's specific needs.
Yes. Modern cold climate heat pumps are specifically designed to operate efficiently in temperatures well below zero. The equipment qualifying for NYS Clean Heat rebates is rated for cold climate performance — these are not the heat pumps of 20 years ago. They heat effectively even during the coldest New York winters.
Clean Heat rebates are available for residential properties with 1-4 units. If you're a renter, your landlord would need to authorize and participate in the installation. Contact us and we can help coordinate with your property owner.
Find out how much you can save with Clean Heat rebates. No obligation, no pressure — just honest answers.