Colorado Springs Utilities - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program
Colorado Springs Utilities offers rebates on HVAC and heat pump upgrades (savings of $900–$3,750), insulation and air sealing work, smart thermostats ($50), water heaters ($300–$750), and other efficiency improvements. To qualify, submit your itemized receipt with the equipment details and purchase date within one year (postmarked by January 31 of the following year); you may also be eligible for federal tax credits on top of utility rebates.
You can help customers access rebates on a full range of residential efficiency measures—HVAC/heat pumps, insulation, ductwork sealing, smart thermostats, and water heaters—with rebate values ranging from $50 to $3,750 depending on the measure. Ensure your customers submit complete applications with itemized receipts (showing date, price, make/model, and quantity) postmarked by January 31 following the year of installation to qualify.
The Residential Rebate Program is a portfolio of efficiency incentives administered by Colorado Springs Utilities covering HVAC ($900–$3,750), insulation/air sealing, smart thermostats ($50), water heaters ($300–$750), and behavioral/structural measures, with applications accepted year-round but requiring postmark by January 31 of the following calendar year. Participants must submit itemized receipts with equipment specifics; the utility also references that customers may layer federal incentives, though CSU does not administer those programs.
Program details
- Program ID
- 1753
- Last updated
- 8/6/2024
Eligibility
- Sectors
- residential
- Technologies
- water heaters furnaces heat pumps programmable thermostats duct/air sealing building insulation
Program summary
Colorado Springs Utilities offers a variety of energy and water efficiency incentives to its residential customers through the Residential Rebate Program. See program website for complete details.
Contact & resources
- Contact email
- askus@csu.org
- Additional resources
Please verify current program details with the administering agency before making any financial decisions.