High-Performance Heat Pumps for Businesses
High-performance heat pumps are highly efficient heating and cooling systems that save energy and may reduce heating and cooling costs. Units must meet the minimum HSPF (Heating Seasonal Performance Factor) requirements in order to qualify for incentives from Efficiency Maine.
Click here to learn more about high-performance heat pumps or click here see our heat pump user tips.
Heat Pump Incentives for New Construction or Renovation
Heat pump incentives are available for businesses that are looking for supplemental heating and cooling needs. These heat pump mini-split systems should not replace existing primary heating and cooling systems but can be installed to help target zones in need of more climate control.
| Zones | Minimum HSPF | Incentives |
| 1 | 12 | $500 |
| 2 | 10 | $750 |
| 3 | 10 | $1,000 |
| 4+ | 10 | $1,250 |
Heat Pump Retrofits for Small Business
If you are a “Small General Service” (SGS) or “Small Service” (SS) electric customer and looking to replace your primary heating system, then you’re eligible for enhanced heat pump incentives on higher efficiency systems (click here for a list of utility rate classifications). Businesses can receive $1,600 per single-zone system (HSPF 12.5), with a maximum of three systems or $4,800. If you’re interested in taking advantage of this offer, contact an Efficiency Maine Qualified Partner using our Qualified Partner Locator.
Are you a small business? Click here to explore more incentives on other energy saving upgrades. You can save on lighting, HVAC, water heating, and more.
Get Started
Ready to upgrade your facility with high-efficiency equipment and appliances? Work with an Efficiency Maine Qualified Partner in order to be eligible for these incentives.
Click here to find a Qualified Partner working near you. If you work with a contractor that is not yet a Qualified Partner, urge your contractor to find out more information here. As part of the project approval process, you will accept the C&I Prescriptive Program’s Terms and Conditions.
If you’re interested in getting started with an energy efficiency project in your business but don’t know where to start, you can sign-up for a virtual customer consultation here.
Case StudyRead about a heat pump installation at a local Maine business here. |
