Duke Energy Heat Pump Water Heater Rebate

Duke Energy Progress

Closed Energy Assistance

About This Program

Rebate for Duke Energy customers in Fayetteville who install qualifying ENERGY STAR heat pump water heaters. Reduces energy use for water heating by up to 60% compared to standard electric units.

Rebate for qualified heat pump water heater installation

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

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Key Details

  • Rebate up to $450 for heat pump water heater
  • Must be ENERGY STAR qualified unit
  • Reduces water heating energy use by up to 60%
  • Available to all Duke Energy customers
  • Apply after installation with receipt

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Program phone: (800) 777-9898

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Deadline: Ongoing while funds available

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