Harrison County REMC - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program
Administered by Harrison REMC
Harrison County REMC offers rebates applied as billing credits for heat pumps ($300–$2,000), heat pump water heaters ($200–$500), HVAC tune-ups (50% off, up to $50), and electric outdoor equipment—helping offset the cost of energy-efficient upgrades. Complete a rebate request form and submit it to the REMC office to apply.
You can install qualifying heat pumps, dual-fuel systems, geothermal units, heat pump water heaters, and electric outdoor equipment for Harrison County REMC members who receive rebates as billing credits; HVAC tune-ups must be performed by a licensed contractor and cannot be self-performed. The utility markets these programs to help customers manage energy use, creating steady demand for your services.
Harrison County REMC, a not-for-profit co-op serving 23,500 members across five Indiana counties, delivers rebates through member billing accounts for residential heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, HVAC tune-ups, and electric outdoor equipment. The program targets residential customers in both new and existing homes, with applicants submitting forms directly to the REMC office; funding and administration are managed internally by the cooperative as part of member service offerings.
Program details
- Program ID
- 2674
- Last updated
- 8/27/2024
Eligibility
- Sectors
- residential
- Technologies
- water heaters heat pumps hvac
Program summary
Harrison County REMC offers rebates for residential customers to save energy in new or existing homes. Rebates are available for heat pumps, electric outdoor equipment, and heat pump water heaters. All rebates will be listed as a billing credit on the member's account. Members can complete the rebate request form and return it to the REMC office. Visit the utility website for more information on this program.
Contact & resources
- Contact email
- customerquestion@harrisonremc.com
- Additional resources
Please verify current program details with the administering agency before making any financial decisions.