Pearl River Valley Electric Power Association - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program
Administered by: Pearl River Valley Electric Power Association
Quick Summary
Pearl River Valley Electric offers rebates up to $500 for installing high-efficiency heat pumps (15 SEER or higher) in new homes that meet Comfort Advantage standards, or $400 for upgrading an existing home with a heat pump. To qualify for the higher rebate, your new home must have insulation at R-30 in ceilings, R-19 in roofs, R-18 in walls, R-19 in floors, double-glazed windows covering less than 20% of floor area, an ASHRAE 90 certified electric water heater, and a properly sized electric heat pump system with a seasonal energy rating of 14.0 or higher. Incentives are paid directly to you or your builder once standards are met, helping you save on energy bills and increase your home's resale value.
AI-generated summary • Updated 7/12/2026
Program Details
- Program ID
- 2221
- Last Updated
- 1/13/2025
Eligibility
Program Summary
Pearl River Valley Electric Power Association provides incentives through its Comfort Advantage Program to encourage energy efficiency within the residential sector. Rebates are available for heat pumps and electric water heaters in both new and existing homes. However, higher rebates are offered if a home meets the standards of a Comfort Advantage Home. Such homes must be new and feature: Flat ceiling insulation of R-30 or higherRoof/ceiling combination insulation of R-19 or higher Wall insulation of R-18 or higher Floor insulation of R-19 or greater Double glazed or stormed windows Glass area less than 20% of total floor area ASHRAE 90 certified electric water heater Effective air-sealing and attic ventilation Properly sized electric heat pump system designed for whole conditioning and with a seasonal energy rating of 14.0 If the above criteria are met, the home owner can receive rebates up to $500 for new, energy efficient heat pumps (SEER of 15 or higher) or ground source heat pumps. These Comfort Advantage incentives are paid to whoever decides to incorporate Comfort Advantage Standards, either the owner or builder.
Contact & Resources
Please verify current program details with the administering agency before making any financial decisions.