Every heat pump program we found for the Portland area, with the equipment rule that decides which models qualify. Checked against each
program's own page on October 19, 2026. Most utility programs need an AHRI-matched system; check the exact pairing in the AHRI directory before you sign.
Energy Trust of Oregon heat pump incentives
Open · limits apply Energy Trust of Oregon
Heat pump amountsDucted heat pump replacing an electric forced-air furnace: $1,000 single-family or manufactured ($3,000 Savings Within Reach); $3,000 duplex-to-fourplex or townhome; $3,000 rental; $4,000 Regional Promotion (Coos, Gilliam, Morrow, Umatilla, Wallowa) and Manufactured Home Heat Pump Promotion. Extended capacity heat pump: $1,000 ($2,000 Savings Within Reach); $2,000 for multi-unit or townhome, rental and Regional Promotion. Ductless heat pump: $800 ($1,800 Savings Within Reach); $1,800 attached homes and rentals;…
Equipment ruleDucted: 'HSPF2 rating of heat pump must be 7.50 or greater', with electric backup and 'thermostat lockout must be set to 35°F or lower'. Ductless: 'Must have an HSPF2 of 8.10 or greater', with the highest-capacity indoor unit in the main living space. Extended capacity: a central ducted system meeting 'the CEE Tier 1 Path A criteria', with no backup gas heat. No ENERGY STAR or NEEP rule for space heating.
Other conditionsThe Manufactured Home Heat Pump Promotion says 'Must use a participating contractor'. For the other offers the page does not state a contractor requirement.
Statusoffered (Oregon only); no dates or funding status on the page (modified September 4, 2026)
energytrust.org ↗ · checked October 19, 2026
Oregon Heat Pump Purchase Program (HP3)
Closed now Oregon Department of Energy
Heat pump amounts$2,000 per eligible residence, taken off the heat pump price by an approved contractor.
Equipment ruleHSPF2 of 8.1 or greater and SEER2 of 16 or more (ducted, ductless and split systems). The heat pump must be installed after the program start date.
Other conditionsOnly ODOE-approved, registered and trained contractors can apply, with one application per heat pump.
StatusOwner-occupied homes: 'Round 1 and Round 2 funding is fully reserved' ($0 available). Rentals: $2,508,000 available (1,254 of 6,000 incentives). New construction: $6,652,000 (3,326 of 4,000). Figures 'Updated October 1, 2026'.
oregon.gov ↗ · checked October 19, 2026
Oregon Community Heat Pump Deployment Program
Closed now Oregon Department of Energy via regional administrators (Earth Advantage for Metro, North Coast and Mid-Valley)
Heat pump amountsUp to $5,000 for a minimum-efficiency heat pump or $7,000 for a higher-efficiency one, plus up to a $4,000 grant for a panel, weatherization or structural items.
Equipment ruleNot stated on the page. The specifications are in program rules OAR 330-270-0040 (6) and (8), which were not read.
Other conditionsDelivered through the regional administrator (Earth Advantage).
StatusMetro (Clackamas, Multnomah, Washington): 'Funding Fully Reserved' / 'Not Accepting Applications'. Mid-Valley (Marion, Polk, Yamhill): the same. North Coast (Clatsop, Columbia, Tillamook): 'Funding Available' / 'Accepting Applications'.
oregon.gov ↗ · checked October 19, 2026
Oregon Rental Home Heat Pump Program
Closed now Oregon Department of Energy
Heat pump amountsNot stated on the page.
Equipment ruleNot stated on the page.
Other conditionsODOE-approved contractors reserve and receive the rebate and must pass the full savings to the dwelling owner.
StatusGeneral program closed: 'ODOE's general program funding has been completely reserved, and the agency is no longer accepting applications.' Separate tribal allocations are open.
oregon.gov ↗ · checked October 19, 2026
Clark Public Utilities heat pump and ductless heat pump rebates (Clark County, WA)
Open Clark Public Utilities
Heat pump amountsDuctless heat pump: $900 for a single- or multi-head system. Heat Pump Program: $1,000 for converting an electric forced-air furnace to a central heat pump; $1,250 for converting an electric forced-air furnace to a central variable-speed heat pump; $500 for replacing a heat pump or electric zonal heat with a central variable-speed heat pump.
Equipment ruleMinimum 7.5 HSPF2 for both ductless and central systems. Ductless must replace permanently installed cable ceiling heat, baseboard heat, wall heaters or an electric furnace, and the unit must be new. Central heat pumps are for electrically heated homes; new construction is eligible unless in the New Homes Performance program.
Other conditionsDuctless: 'completely installed by a contractor properly licensed in Washington'; 'self-installations do not qualify for a utility rebate'. Central: 'must be installed by a contractor participating in the utility's Contractor Network.'
clarkpublicutilities.com ↗ · checked October 19, 2026
Energy Friendly Homes (Portland Clean Energy Fund)
Open City of Portland PCEF
Heat pump amountsNo-cost or low-cost upgrades, including ducted or ductless heat pumps. No dollar amount is stated.
Equipment ruleNot stated.
Other conditionsA participating program contractor does an on-site assessment, and the homeowner and the Quality Assurance Provider approve the plan before installation.
energyfriendlyhomes.com ↗ · checked October 19, 2026
Cooling Portland (free portable heat pump cooling/heating units)
Closed now City of Portland PCEF
Heat pump amountsA free, installed portable heat pump cooling and heating unit.
Equipment ruleProgram-supplied 'efficient portable cooling / heating units'.
Other conditionsProgram-delivered.
Statusclosed: 'The Cooling Portland program is no longer accepting applications for cooling units'; earlier applicants are on a waitlist
portland.gov ↗ · checked October 19, 2026
