CO Rebate Program

City and County of Denver - Rebates for Electrification Feasilibity Reports

Administered by Michaels Energy

AI summary · 7/12/2026

If you own a commercial or multifamily building subject to Denver's electrification requirements, you can get up to $1,000 rebated toward the cost of an electrification feasibility report to understand your options for switching to heat pumps. An eligible contractor will conduct the report, and Denver can provide facilitation support including technical guidance, translation services, and help navigating other available incentives—up to 15 hours for standard buildings or 30 hours for equity priority buildings.

You can offer electrification feasibility reports to commercial and multifamily clients in Denver who face the city's electrification requirements; the city reimburses building owners up to $1,000 per completed report. Denver's program also funds you to provide up to 15 hours (or 30 for equity priority buildings) of facilitation services per project, including technical support, interpretation, and help connecting clients to other incentives.

The program rebates up to $1,000 per electrification feasibility report for commercial and multifamily buildings subject to Denver's electrification rules. Eligible contractors also receive funding for facilitation services—capped at 15 standard hours or 30 equity-priority hours per building—covering technical support, translation, and cross-program navigation. The program targets buildings under Denver's decarbonization mandate and prioritizes equity-designated properties with extended contractor support.

Program details

Program ID
22756
Last updated
2/25/2025

Eligibility

Sectors
commercial multifamily residential
Technologies
heat pumps

Program summary

The City of Denver provides rebates for existing buildings to perform an electrification feasibility report to help assess the costs of switching to heat pumps; electrification feasibility reports can be used to meet permitting requirements. The rebate is limited to commercial and multifamily buildings that are subject to Denver's electrification requirements. The city provides up to $1,000 for a report completed by an eligible contractor. The contractor can provider facilitation services including;

  • Technical support in selecting contractors for report services
  • Translation and interpretation support
  • Help with program processes and documents
  • Program navigation support
  • Help identifying other incentives and rebates
Facilitation service support is capped at 15 hours for standard buildings and 30 hours for equity priority buildings.

Contact & resources

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