Efficiency Boost
Make your home more comfortable with increased rebates
Efficiency Boost helps make energy efficiency upgrades for your home more affordable. We’ve increased our rebates for income-qualified customers so you can work on improving your home without breaking the bank. You can be confident when making energy-saving home improvements that pay off in comfort and savings. To get started, establish your eligibility below and contact an Energy Advisor today.
| Program | Upgrade type | What you get | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weatherization | Attic Insulation R-11 or less to R-49 | 75% of cost up to $1,200 | |
| Floor Insulation R-11 or less to R-30 | 75% of cost up to $400 | ||
| Wall Insulation R-0 to R-13 | 75% of cost up to $800 | ||
| Prescriptive Duct Sealing and Insulation | 75% of cost up to $800 | ||
| Duct sealing only | 75% of the cost up to $600 | ||
| Prescriptive Air Sealing (attic and/or crawl space) | 75% of cost up to $200 (per area) | ||
| Windows | Windows, Single Pane to U30 | $200 per window, up to $2,000 | |
| Water Heat | Electric hybrid heat pump water heater: NEEA Northern Climate Tier 3 approved | $100 | |
| Natural Gas Tankless Water Heater: ENERGY STAR® qualified | $500 | ||
| Natural Gas Storage Water Heater: ENERGY STAR® qualified | $150 | ||
| Space Heat | Natural Gas Boiler: 95% AFUE | $600 | |
| Natural Gas Furnace: 95% AFUE | $600 | ||
| Zonal electric resistance to ductless heat pump conversion - must be AHRI Certified® as a mini-split heat pump, have a minimum HSPF of 9.0, use inverter technology, and be a minimum of ¾ ton in heating mode. | $1,600 | ||
| Electric forced-air furnace to air source heat pump conversion - both traditional and ductless air source heat pump systems qualify. HSPF 8.5 for HP and 9.0 for DHP. | $1,600 | ||
Visit our rebates page for a full list of customer, equipment and rebate requirements. Restrictions apply.
View Income Qualification Form here
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Moderate Income Guidelines
Household Size Minimum gross annual income * Maximum gross annual income 1 $30,204 $42,758 2 $39,497 $55,920 3 $48,791 $69,072 4 $58,084 $82,234 5 $67,377 $95,386 6 $76,671 $108,547 7 $79,280 $110,899 8 $88,240 $113,251 9 $97,200 $115,603 10 $106,160 $117,955 * If your income is below the minimum income range, view "Other opportunities" below.
View Income Qualification Form here.
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How it works
- Review the income guidelines above, and contact an Energy Advisor (EA) to discuss eligibility. The EA will guide you through next steps and can provide referrals to Recommended Energy Professionals (REPs), who are approved to deliver Efficiency Boost rebates.
- Once you’ve selected a Recommended Energy Professional, they will ask you to sign an Income Qualification Form to confirm that you meet eligibility requirements prior to installation.
- After installation, the REP will submit your signed incentive application and Income Qualification Form to PSE and provide you with an instant rebate. Incentives will be paid directly to the REP, who will deduct the incentive amount from your invoice, reducing your out-of-pocket cost. You are responsible for paying the balance of the invoice.
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Other opportunities
If your income is below the minimum income range, you still may be eligible for Efficiency Boost, but it is recommended to first check out our no-cost Weatherization Assistance Program administered through your local community agency.
If you live in a manufactured home, you may receive a higher rebate for making upgrades to your home. Weatherization Assistance may also be available to you.
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