Rebate Hub
Use this rebate hub to help you save money and save the planet.
The City's new Electrification Rebate Hub, powered by Rock Rabbit, has all you need to get started: identify available rebates, bundle them, gain a project quote, and submit required documentation. If you're going the rebate route, this is the place to be.
Get Started with Rebates
Core Rebates
Work with your contractor through the Rebate Central to find, bundle, and apply for these rebates.
For a limited time, get a discount when you switch your gas furnace or water heater to an electric heat pump! TECH Clean California incentives are limited and available on a first come first served basis. Find a certified contractor in the Rebate Hub. Act now while funding lasts!
Appliance Rebate
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Maximum Rebate Amount
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Requirements
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| Heat Pump HVAC |
$2,500
$5,000 for income-eligible residents
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Must replace a gas or fossil fuel home heater. |
| Heat Pump Water Heater |
$3,500 - replace gas water heater
$500 - replace electric resistance water heater
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Must replace a gas water heater or an electric resistance water heater. |
Full Electrification Incentive
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Maximum Incentive Amount
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Requirements
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| Gas Meter Removal |
$2,500 |
Must provide proof of gas meter(s) removal. |
Add-On Rebates
These rebates are only available with a core appliance rebate and are not eligible for stand alone projects.
Appliance Rebate
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Maximum Rebate Amount
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Requirements
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| Electrical Panel Upgrade |
$1,000
$2,000 for income-eligible residents
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New electrical panel capacity must not exceed 200 amps. |
| Attic/Roof Insulation |
$1,000 ($0.75/sq. ft.) |
Insulation must meet R-30 values for attic and R-19 for Eichler homes and homes with a flat roof. |
| Prewiring/wiring, circuit splitter/pauser devices, and subpanel installation |
$2,000
($500 per device per household) |
Must serve a new heat pump water heater or heat pump HVAC. Maximum of 1 rebate for both prewiring/wiring and subpanel installation, and maximum of 2 rebates for circuit splitter/pauser devices. |
Contact the Energy Advisor