CO Rebate Program

City and County of Denver - Heat Pump Rebates for Existing Buildings

AI summary · 7/12/2026

Denver offers rebates for installing heat pumps and heat pump water heaters in existing commercial and multifamily buildings, covering several system types from mini-splits to ground-source heat pumps. Contact the City and County of Denver's rebate program to verify your building type, equipment eligibility, and current incentive amounts.

This program incentivizes customers to upgrade to efficient heat pump systems across ducted splits, mini-splits, heat pump water heaters, rooftop units, variable refrigerant flow, packaged terminals, and ground/water-source systems in commercial and multifamily buildings. Contractors should confirm equipment specifications and rebate application processes directly with the City and County of Denver to ensure customer eligibility and streamline reimbursement.

Denver's heat pump rebate program targets decarbonization of existing commercial and multifamily buildings across seven equipment categories; specific rebate amounts, application procedures, and funding mechanisms should be documented on the official program page. The program directly supports building electrification and emissions reduction in the commercial real estate sector.

Program details

Program ID
22730
Last updated
12/20/2024

Eligibility

Sectors
commercial multifamily residential
Technologies
water heaters heat pumps hvac

Program summary

The City and County of Denver offers incentives for heat pumps in existing commercial and multifamily buildings, including:

  • Ducted split air-source heat pumps
  • Non-ducted mini-split air-source heat pumps
  • Heat pump hot water heaters
  • Heat pump roof top units
  • Variabel refrigerant flow heat pumps
  • Packaged terminal heat pumps
  • Single packaged vertical heat pumps
  • Water source heat pumps
  • Ground source heat pumps

Contact & resources

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

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