This program offers up to $7,000 for heat pump installations and up to $4,000 for related upgrades.
Incentives are available in rental units occupied by Tribal members of the below Tribes.
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Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua & Siuslaw Indians | $127,668 | $31,917 | $31,917 | $63,834 |
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Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians | $127,770 | $31,943 | $31,943 | $63,885 |
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Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde | $128,186 | $32,047 | $32,047 | $64,093 |
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Klamath Tribes | $127,620 | $31,905 | $31,905 | $63,810 |
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Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians | $128,177 | $32,044 | $32,044 | $64,089 |
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Confederated Tribes of Umatilla Indian Reservation | $134,868 | $33,717 | $33,717 | $67,434 |
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Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs Reservation | $131,517 | $32,879 | $32,879 | $65,759
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How do Tribes or Tribal members receive a rebate?
Rebates are paid to the ODOE approved contractor (PDF Version) who installs the heat pump, so please start by reaching out to an approved contractor to discuss the project(s). If your contractor is not an approved ODOE contractor, they can
register here. The total rebate amount paid to the contractor will be passed on as savings to the property owner, which may be a Tribe or Tribally Designated Housing Entity. Property owners do not need to pay the amount in advance and wait for a rebate check; the savings are taken off the total cost of the invoice after the installation.
Purchase and Installation of Heat Pump Maximum Rebate Levels:
Residential tenancy (incentive cannot exceed 60% of cost to purchase and install heat pump)
| Standard efficiency
| Higher efficiency
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Not LMI
| $2,000
| $3,000
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LMI and affordable housing
| $4,000
| $5,000
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Manufactured dwelling or recreational vehicle (incentive cannot exceed 80% of cost to purchase and install heat pump) *Must be owner occupied to qualify
| Standard efficiency | Higher efficiency
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| Not LMI | $2,000 | $4,000 |
| LMI and affordable housing | $5,000 | $7,000 |
Additional incentives are available for upgrades that facilitate the installation of the heat pump.
Maximum Grant Level (grant cannot exceed 100% of the cost of the upgrade)
| Not LMI | $2,000 |
| LMI and affordable housing | $4,000 |
Contractors will also be able to help identify other potential savings, such as a federal tax creditor an Energy Trust of Oregon incentive. The rebates for this program are eligible to be stacked with other incentives offered by ODOE or another organization. Other anticipated funding known at the time of installation and rebate request review will influence the final incentive amount to ensure payment from ODOE does not exceed 100% of the total cost of installation.