In Alaska, rebates and credits for efficient heating depend on your local electric cooperative or utility and federal programs. Start with the links below to confirm available incentives for heat pumps and high-efficiency systems in your service area.
Alaska Furnace Rebates Key Links
- DSIRE State Incentive Database (AK)
- ENERGY STAR Federal Tax Credits
- IRS Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (25C)
- Alaska Energy Authority
Alaska Utility and Local Programs
Chugach Electric Association (Anchorage)
- Energy Savings Programs – check for current efficiency offerings and guidance.
Golden Valley Electric Association (Interior AK)
- Energy Efficiency – member resources and efficiency information.
Matanuska Electric Association (Mat-Su)
- Energy Solutions – efficiency and electrification resources.
Alaska Federal and Tax Incentives
- IRS Section 25C Credit – up to 30% for eligible upgrades, subject to annual limits.
- ENERGY STAR Air-Source Heat Pump Credit
- DSIRE – Alaska Listings
Alaska HVAC Rebates FAQ
Do Alaska utilities offer heat pump rebates?
Some utilities and co-ops periodically offer incentives or guidance for efficient systems. Check your provider’s efficiency page for current availability.
Are cold-climate heat pumps viable in Alaska?
Cold-climate air-source heat pumps are designed for low temperatures. Review performance data and local program requirements before purchase.
Can I claim federal credits if my utility has no rebate?
Yes. Federal 25C credits apply to qualifying equipment regardless of local rebates, subject to IRS rules and caps.
What documentation is needed for credits or rebates?
Keep invoices, model numbers, AHRI certificates, and installation dates. The IRS recommends retaining records with your tax files.
Who installs qualifying systems in Alaska?
Use a licensed contractor familiar with low-temp heat pump design and proper sizing for your region.