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Heat Pump Program

We currently offer a rebate to members who add a new heat pump to their current heating system.

Why consider a heat pump? The electric heat pump is the most efficient heating system on the market today. Heat pumps offer clean, safe, reliable comfort all year long.

What will a heat pump do for you?

  • Keep you warm during the winter
  • Keep you cool in summer and save you money
  • They are the most efficient heating system on the market today
  • Keep you safe from carbon monoxide, a deadly by-product of fuel burning
  • Keep your home clean, by reducing the amount of airborne dust and mildew
  • Keep your home dry, by dehumidifying the air inside your home

Heating Costs for 2,000 Square Foot Home

Based upon typical January weather conditions, and November 2007 costs. Heat types marked with an * indicate new high efficiency furnaces.

Type Heat Furnace Efficiency BTU's Specific Units Cost
Electric Furnace 100% 4,095,600 1200 kWh $83.28
Heat Pump 320% 1,575,231 375 kWh $27.68
Zonal 127% 3,224,882 945 kWh $70.09
Natural Gas* 85% 4,818,353 48.2 Therms $63.79
Wood Stove 45% 9,101,333 0.331 Cords $52.95
Pellet Stove 75% 5,460,800 0.325 Tons $52.01
Fuel Oil* 80% 5,119,500 36.6 Gallons $100.56
Propane* 80% 5,119,500 56.0 Gallons $139.88

For the best combination of heating efficiency and convenience, the electric heat pump is the clear choice. It's also the only system, out of all of those listed, which also offers warm weather cooling.

 

Requirements for the Rebate Program

  • Ceiling insulation R-19 minimum
  • Duct insulation R-3 minimum
  • Floor insulation R-11 minimum

Air Source Heat Pump:

This incentive is available for all site built homes.

 

Heat pumps must meet a performance standard of SEER 14 and an HSPF of 8.5 or greater. It must be installed by a PTCS certified contractor, commissioned in accordance with the Performance Tested Comfort Systems (PTCS) specifications and have the duct system PTCS Certified if any of the ducts are outside the conditioned space.

 

>75% of ducts outside of Conditioned Space
<75% of ducts outside of Conditioned Space
HSPF 8.5 or >
HSPF 8.5 or >
CPI Rebate
$800
$400

 

 

The Steps Involved

  • Initial inquiry by customer
  • Schedule in home energy inspection if required. (Any site built home constructed after 1/81 is exempt from inspection.)
  • Customer obtains heat pump bid(s) from PTCS certified contractor(s).
  • Customer notifies contractor to proceed with work
  • Installer sends CPI Heat Pump Rebate form, copies of the PTCS verification information and whole house heating/cooling load calculations to CPI
  • Contractor sends verification that the ducts are sealed by a certified contractor in accordance with PTCS specifications
  • On site inspection of contractor's work by CPI

The duct sealing rebate can not be combined with this incentive.


Program subject to change without notice.

 


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