How much you get
Con Edison's Clean Heat program pays a flat incentive toward qualifying air-source or ground-source heat pumps for New York City homeowners, on top of whatever New York State and federal credits you can stack.
Con Edison Clean Heat
Paid directly through a participating Clean Heat contractor for a qualifying air-source or ground-source heat pump installation.
The rebate is issued to your contractor and reflected as a discount on your final invoice — you don't file a separate claim. Equipment must be on the NYSERDA-qualified products list.
Source: Con Edison Clean Heat rebates
Stacking it with other programs
Stack the Con Edison incentive with New York State's Clean Heat financing and the federal 25C tax credit, and — for income-qualified New York City households — the federal HEAR rebate and any Disadvantaged Community (DAC) bonus. Combined, these can cover a large share of a full conversion; ask your contractor to break out each program on the quote.
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Common questions
How much is the heat pump rebate in New York City?
Con Edison pays up to $10,000 toward a qualifying heat pump through its Clean Heat program. The rebate is applied at your contractor's final invoice, so there's no separate mail-in claim for New York City homeowners.
Where do I find a heat pump installer in New York City?
Browse the full installer directory for real, currently-reviewed contractors serving New York City, or run our free assessment for a shortlist matched to your project and current fuel type.
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Next steps
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