South River EMC members installing an Energy Star rated electric air source heat pump, dual-fuel air source heat pump, ductless mini split heat pump, or geothermal heat pump, are eligible to take advantage of the South River EMC Energy Star heat pump rebate.

With a higher seasonal energy efficiency ratio 2 rating (SEER2) and heating seasonal performance factor (HSPF) than standard models, Energy Star qualified heat pumps are about 8 percent more efficient than standard new models and 20 percent more efficient than what you may have in your home currently.

Replacing old heating and cooling equipment with an Energy Star qualified heat pump can cut annual energy bills by nearly $200. By installing an Energy Star high efficiency heat pump in a newly constructed home, contractors are providing the homeowner with a source of lower electric use and increased comfort.

Interested in making a change? Visit ElecTel Cooperative Federal Credit Union to learn more about loans for energy-efficient improvements around your home.

Rebates:

Air source heat pump (16 SEER2) single-family home

$150 each unit

Air source heat pump (17 SEER2 or greater) single-family home

$200 each unit

Air source heat pump (16 SEER2) manufactured home

$100 each unit

Air source heat pump (17 SEER2 or greater) manufactured home

$150 each unit

Central AC (162 SEER or greater) single family or manufactured home

$75

Geothermal heat pump (17.1 EER2) replacing existing heat pump or new installation

$300

Eligibility:

  • You must receive electric service from South River EMC in the home where the heat pump/central AC is installed.

  • The unit must have been newly installed in the 90 days preceding the application for rebate.

  • System is subject to be checked for compliance by an authorized South River EMC employee before a rebate is issued.

System Requirements:

  • Complete the application and include Certificate of Product Rating (what's that?) to South River EMC.

  • When replacing an existing unit, the old unit must not have an efficiency ratio (SEER2) greater than 14.

  • Geothermal units must be a minimum EER2 of 19 and existing equipment cannot be greater than EER2 of 17.

  • System must be installed by a NC licensed heating and cooling contractor.

 

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Restrictions:

  • Rebates are subject to change without notice.

  • All rebates are subject to approval and are contingent upon fund availability.

  • If member qualifies for low-income weatherization rebate and the heat pump/ central AC, the member does not qualify for an additional HVAC rebate.

How to apply:

  • Decide which system works best for your home.

  • Contact a qualified installer.

  • Complete installation.

HVAC Rebate Application