NC Rebate Program

City of Statesville Electric Utility Department - Residential and Commercial Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

Administered by City of Statesville

AI summary · 7/12/2026

The City of Statesville Electric Utility Department offers rebates for upgrading to energy-efficient heat pumps (with 16+ SEER rating) and electric water heaters (30+ gallons minimum) in your home, which can reduce your monthly electric bills and improve comfort. Contact the utility at (704) 761-2371 or visit their website to review specific requirements and submit your application before purchasing equipment.

You can help residential customers access rebates for installing qualifying heat pumps and electric water heaters by ensuring equipment meets minimum efficiency standards (16+ SEER for heat pumps, 30+ gallons for tanked water heaters) and by guiding them through the application process with the City of Statesville Electric Utility Department.

The program provides rebates for residential heat pumps, geothermal systems, and electric water heaters, while commercial and industrial customers receive up to $20,000 in lighting rebates plus rebates for lighting controls, compressed air, HVAC, and motors—administered by Statesville Public Power in partnership with ElectriCities of NC, Inc. with program contact available at (704) 761-2371.

Program details

Program ID
2007
Last updated
7/25/2025

Eligibility

Sectors
commercial industrial residential
Technologies
geothermal heat pumps water heaters heat pumps led lighting

Program summary

The City of Statesville Electric Utility Department offers rebates to its residential customers for installing new, energy efficient heat pumps, geothermal water heaters or solely electric water heaters in either new construction or existing homes. Tanked water heaters must be 30+ gallons, and heat pumps must have a 16+ SEER rating. See program site for details.

Commercial and Industrial customers are eligible for a maximum of $20,000 in lighting rebates . See website for details.

Contact & resources

Please verify current program details with the administering agency before making any financial decisions.

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