Rebate Amounts
Applicants can calculate their rebate by using the following tables.
Residential Customers: Rebates are available to all households that meet project eligibility requirements and are based on the following income thresholds.
| Income-Based | System Type | ||
Rebate Type | Household | Annual | Single-Head | Ducted or |
Standard Rebate | N/A | N/A | $500 per system (up to 3 systems***) | $500 per ton |
120% Income-Based Rebate** | 1 | $99,960 | $750 per system (up to 3 systems***) | $750 per ton (1 ton = 12,000 BTU/hr****) (maximum rebate: $3,000) |
2 | $114,240 | |||
3 | $128,520 | |||
4 | $142,771 | |||
80% Income-Based Rebate** | 1 | $67,400 | $1,000 per system (up to 3 systems***) | $1,000 per ton (1 ton = 12,000 BTU/hr****) (maximum rebate: $4,000) |
2 | $77,000 | |||
3 | $86,650 | |||
4 | $96,250 |
**To receive an income-based rebate, the residential customer must complete one of the accepted income verification methods listed at the bottom of the Residential Income-Based Rebates page.
*** Residences may install more than three single-head ductless systems, though the rebate will only support the first three installed. Rebates for ducted and multi-head systems are limited to 4 tons (48,000 BTU/hr) of heating capacity (maximum heating capacity at 5°F). Residences may install larger systems, though the rebate will only support the first 4 tons (48,000 BTU/hr) of heating capacity installed.
****For the purposes of determining rebate levels for ducted and multi-head systems, CMLP uses the system’s maximum heating capacity (BTU/hr) at 5°F.
Commercial Customers: Rebates are available to all businesses, non-profits, and government agencies that meet project eligibility requirements and are based on the following calculation.
System Types | Single and Multi-Head Ductless (aka non-ducted) and Ducted Systems |
Standard Rebate | $500 per ton |
****For the purposes of determining rebate levels, CMLP uses the system’s maximum heating capacity (BTU/hr) at 5°F. Commercial customers may install larger systems, though the rebate will only support the first 20 tons (240,000 Btu/hr) of heating capacity installed.