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Get a $2,000 heat pump incentive (rentals, new builds)

Oregon heat pump incentives are up to $2,000 per home, paid through an approved contractor. Funding for owner-occupied homes is fully reserved.

Steps

5 steps
  1. Check funding for your categoryRental property and new construction funds were still open on Oct. 1, 2026. Owner-occupied homes show $0 left.
  2. Hire an approved contractorODOE recommends quotes from at least three approved contractors.
  3. Confirm the incentive lowers your priceThe contractor takes the incentive off the heat pump price up front.
  4. Let your contractor applyOnly approved contractors apply, after installation. ODOE pays the contractor.
  5. Keep your signed final invoiceIt must be signed by you and the contractor and meet the HP3 invoice requirements.

Bring

  • Signed final invoice
  • Heat pump: HSPF2 8.1+, SEER2 16+
Once funds in a category are fully claimed, additional applications are denied.

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