Duke Energy Heat Pump Rebate Program

Duke Energy Florida

Closed Energy Assistance

About This Program

Rebate for installation of qualifying high-efficiency heat pump systems with SEER2 16+ and HSPF2 8.0+. Rebate amount varies by system type and efficiency rating. Available to Duke Energy residential customers replacing existing HVAC equipment.

Mid-range rebate for qualifying heat pump installation

Record set last reviewed 2026-06-09. How we verify our data.

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Key Details

  • Rebate for high-efficiency heat pump installation
  • SEER2 16+ and HSPF2 8.0+ required
  • Available to all Duke Energy customers
  • Must replace existing HVAC system
  • Applications submitted within 90 days of installation

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Program phone: (800) 700-8744

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Deadline: Ongoing while funds available

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