How much you get
Up to $1,950 — PECO's Act 129 program offers up to $1,950 for a heat pump when stacked with income-qualified (EAP) offers. The standard, non-income-qualified rebate is smaller and has run seasonal promotions (for example, a $350 spring 2026 offer with a 90-day install/application window). Confirm the current amount and deadline with PECO before committing to a purchase.
Source
Clean Air Council — PECO rebates overview →
Common questions
What's the heat pump rebate in Philadelphia?
PECO offers Act 129 rebates up to $1,950 for a heat pump when stacked with income-qualified (EAP) offers. Standard non-income-qualified rebates are smaller and change seasonally — confirm the current amount with PECO.
Do I need to confirm this rebate is still active in Philadelphia?
Yes. Pennsylvania utilities are transitioning from Act 129 Phase IV (closed May 31, 2026) to Phase V (June 2026–May 2031), and not every utility has published new amounts yet. Confirm current status with PECO before assuming a figure is live.
Installers
Heat Pump installers in Philadelphia
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Next steps
View all Philadelphia rebate programs → or see all Pennsylvania coverage →