New York Rebate Calculator 2026: What Your Utility Pays
Answer a few questions and see which New York rebates fit your home, with a source for every number.
Short answer: New York's heat pump rebate is NYS Clean Heat, paid through your electric utility. For a single-family full system it is $4,000 to $7,000 with a standard home, and $8,000 to $14,000 for a weatherized home that removes its old heating system, depending on your utility and whether you are in a disadvantaged community. Long Island is separate, through PSEG Long Island. Clean Heat and your utility's rebate are the same money, so they do not stack.
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How we work it out
- Every amount comes from the program's own page, linked on each result.
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Every New York program in this calculator
| Program | Amount | Rules |
|---|---|---|
| Con Edison Clean Heat: full system, keep old system | $4,500 to $2,500 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Uses integrated controls (Category 2a). Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| Con Edison Clean Heat: full system, keep old system, Weatherized Tier | $4,500 to $2,500 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Con Edison pays no Weatherized Tier when the project uses integrated controls. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| Con Edison Clean Heat: full system, remove old system | $8,000 to $7,000 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| Con Edison Clean Heat: full system, remove old system, Weatherized Tier | $11,000 to $10,000 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Con Edison pays no Weatherized Tier when the project uses integrated controls. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| Con Edison Clean Heat: adding to a partial system | $4,000 | For homes that already have a partial-load cold-climate heat pump and are adding to reach a full system. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| National Grid Clean Heat: full system, keep old system | $6,000 to $4,000 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| National Grid Clean Heat: full system, keep old system, Weatherized Tier | $10,000 to $8,000 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| National Grid Clean Heat: full system, remove old system | $9,000 to $7,000 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| National Grid Clean Heat: full system, remove old system, Weatherized Tier | $14,000 to $12,000 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| National Grid Clean Heat: adding to a partial system | $4,000 | For homes that already have a partial-load cold-climate heat pump and are adding to reach a full system. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| RG&E Clean Heat: full system, keep old system | $5,000 to $4,000 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| RG&E Clean Heat: full system, keep old system, Weatherized Tier | $9,000 to $8,000 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| RG&E Clean Heat: full system, remove old system | $8,000 to $7,000 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| RG&E Clean Heat: full system, remove old system, Weatherized Tier | $13,000 to $12,000 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| RG&E Clean Heat: adding to a partial system | $3,000 | For homes that already have a partial-load cold-climate heat pump and are adding to reach a full system. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| NYSEG Clean Heat: full system, keep old system | $5,000 to $4,000 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| NYSEG Clean Heat: full system, keep old system, Weatherized Tier | $9,000 to $8,000 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| NYSEG Clean Heat: full system, remove old system | $8,000 to $7,000 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| NYSEG Clean Heat: full system, remove old system, Weatherized Tier | $13,000 to $12,000 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| NYSEG Clean Heat: adding to a partial system | $3,000 | For homes that already have a partial-load cold-climate heat pump and are adding to reach a full system. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| Central Hudson Clean Heat: full system, keep old system | $4,000 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| Central Hudson Clean Heat: full system, keep old system, Weatherized Tier | $8,000 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| Central Hudson Clean Heat: full system, remove old system | $7,000 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| Central Hudson Clean Heat: full system, remove old system, Weatherized Tier | $12,000 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| Central Hudson Clean Heat: adding to a partial system | $3,000 | For homes that already have a partial-load cold-climate heat pump and are adding to reach a full system. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| Orange & Rockland Clean Heat: full system, keep old system | $6,000 to $4,000 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| Orange & Rockland Clean Heat: full system, keep old system, Weatherized Tier | $10,000 to $8,000 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| Orange & Rockland Clean Heat: full system, remove old system | $9,000 to $7,000 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| Orange & Rockland Clean Heat: full system, remove old system, Weatherized Tier | $14,000 to $12,000 | Single-family home. Apartments and homes under 1,000 sq ft get about half. Participating contractor required. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| Orange & Rockland Clean Heat: adding to a partial system | $4,000 | For homes that already have a partial-load cold-climate heat pump and are adding to reach a full system. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| PSEG Long Island heat pump rebate | $5,000 to $4,000 | Whole-home cold-climate heat pump on NEEP's list, sized for the whole home, with a participating contractor. Get pre-approval before work starts. Low-income households (under 60% of area median income) get $7,500, and moderate-income households get $5,000. PSEG Long Island is not part of NYS Clean Heat. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| NYS Clean Heat: heat pump water heater | $1,300 to $1,250 | Electric customers of the utility. Con Edison pays $1,000, the others $1,250. Con Edison runs a limited-time $1,500 offer for applications submitted September 1 to November 30, 2026. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| PSEG Long Island heat pump water heater | Up to $1,200 | PSEG Long Island customers. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| NYSERDA Comfort Home | $2,500 to $3,000 | Seal-and-insulate packages ($2,500 or $3,000, plus $2,000 for windows) through Comfort Home contractors in participating counties. Check that your county is covered. Not added to your total. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
| NYSERDA EmPower+ | Free, up to $12,000 or $14,000 | Income-eligible owners and renters of 1-4 family homes. Low income: free upgrades up to $12,000 upstate or $14,000 downstate. Moderate income: 50% of cost up to $6,000 upstate or $7,000 downstate. Federal Home Energy Rebate money is delivered through EmPower+. Source (active, verified 2026-10-03) |
Common questions
How much is the New York heat pump rebate in 2026?
It depends on your utility and your home. For a single-family full system that keeps the old heat as a backup, Con Edison pays $2,500, National Grid, NYSEG, RG&E, Central Hudson and Orange & Rockland pay $4,000. Removing the old system raises that to $7,000 outside a disadvantaged community. Since September 1, 2026 a weatherized home gets more, up to $12,000 outside a disadvantaged community and $14,000 inside one with National Grid and Orange & Rockland. PSEG Long Island pays $4,000 to $7,500.
Does NYS Clean Heat stack with my utility rebate?
No. NYS Clean Heat is the utility rebate. It is run by Central Hudson, Con Edison, National Grid, NYSEG, Orange & Rockland and RG&E, so adding both counts the same money twice.
Is there a limit on how much I can get?
Yes. Clean Heat incentives are capped at 70% of the project cost, or 85% in a disadvantaged community.
What if my income is low?
EmPower+ from NYSERDA gives free upgrades up to $12,000 upstate or $14,000 downstate to income-eligible owners and renters of 1-4 family homes. Moderate-income homes get 50% of the cost up to $6,000 or $7,000.
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