Clark PUD rebates
Explore current heating and cooling incentives for qualifying Clark Public Utilities customers.
Clark Public Utilities rebates.
A qualifying upgrade may help lower your project cost.
Verified against the utility’s published program pages on October 11, 2026. Availability and eligibility can change.
| Upgrade | Rebate | Who may qualify |
|---|---|---|
| Electric furnace → central heat pump Utility program details ↗ | $1,000 | Eligible electric forced-air furnace conversion; HSPF2 7.5 or higher. |
| Electric furnace → variable-speed central heat pump Utility program details ↗ | $1,250 | Eligible electric forced-air furnace conversion; HSPF2 7.5 or higher. |
| Qualifying replacement → variable-speed central heat pump Utility program details ↗ | $500 | Eligible heat pump or electric zonal replacement; HSPF2 7.5 or higher. Certain single-family new construction also qualifies. |
| Qualifying electric heat → ductless heat pump Utility program details ↗ | $900 | Eligible electric furnace or electric zonal heat conversion; HSPF2 7.5 or higher. One ductless rebate per home. |
| Qualifying smart thermostat Utility program details ↗ | $140 | Eligible thermostat models and electrically heated systems; replacement and compatibility rules apply. |
These are utility incentives, not an automatic discount for every installation. Eligibility depends on the customer, existing heating, equipment, and installation. Central heat pump rebates require a participating utility-network contractor. Confirm qualification before committing to a project.
Thermostat compatibility matters: the utility excludes dual-fuel homes and does not recommend these smart thermostats for variable-speed heat pumps. Check the approved model list and your equipment’s control requirements first.
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