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Energy Efficiency Rebates

Thank you for your interest but the rebate program for heat pump hot water heaters is closed as of October 2025. All funds have been allocated. You may be eligible for an additional incentive from your electric utility provider or review the expanded federal tax credits!

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Heat pump water heaters are ultra efficient and offer several benefits to both save you money and keep you comfortable:

  • Warm your water without warming the planet.
  • In most cases, heat pump water heaters can lower your energy costs.
  • These appliances are powered by electricity and won't create dangerous indoor air quality, unlike leaky methane or propane water heaters.

It depends on your home, power use and the type of fuel that your old heater runs on. On average, customers switching from an electric resistance water heater can expect to save between $200 and $600 annually.

Products that are eligible for this rebate are also likely eligible for a 30% tax credit through the Inflation Reduction Act. Information on this rebate, and the accompanying tax credit, are available on ElectrifyMissoula.org

Residents who are also customers of Missoula Electric Coop may be eligible for an additional rebate through the utility. For more information, visit https://missoulaelectric.com/heat-pump-water-heaters/

Residents who are customers of NorthWestern Energy may be eligible for a rebate from their utility as well. Learn more by clicking here.

The heat pump hot water heater rebate program is part of our Electrify Missoula campaign, a joint effort with Climate Smart Missoula, Missoula County and the City of Missoula to transition Missoula away from fossil fuels and towards a healthier, more affordable clean energy future. 

Wondering why you should electrify? Visit the Electrify Missoula website to find out.

Missoula County is a partner with Climate Smart Missoula and the City of Missoula in the Building(s) for the Future initiative, with the goal of making Missoula homes and buildings healthier, more affordable, more comfortable and more energy efficient.