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Ducted heat pumps
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A ducted heat pump can deliver 1.5 to over 3 times more heat energy to a home than the electric energy it consumes. This is possible because a heat pump moves heat from the air rather than converting it from a fuel, like in combustion heating systems. This cycle can be reversed in the summer to cool your home. The mild Pacific Northwest climate provides ideal conditions for high-efficiency heat pumps.

Customer benefits
  • Save energy and money
    If you heat with electricity, a heat pump can reduce the amount of energy you use for heating by as much as 30%-40%.
  • Comfort
    Heat pumps deliver constant, even temperatures and also balance humidity.
  • Reliable performance
    With routine maintenance, heat pumps are typically durable and highly reliable, and can deliver service for 20 years or more.
  • Quiet operation
    Heat pumps are quiet inside and out.
  • Proper installation
    Our partnership in the ENERGY STAR Quality Installation program helps ensure that equipment is installed properly and runs efficiently.
Rebates and loans fully subscribed for 2013

Based on completed projects and customer applications approved as of March, we have committed all available funds for 2013 energy efficiency incentives.

EWEB will honor all approved residential program applications for upcoming work for a period of 90 days from March 21, 2013. This date must be reflected on your application form and sales receipt.

We are still taking applications from customers who might be interested in getting a loan or rebate once these programs are re-started, either later this year or in early 2014. Email us or call 541-685-7000 for an application.

Read more about EWEB's current and future energy conservation products and services

Tax credits

Your new ducted heat pump may also be eligible for an Oregon Residential Energy Tax Credit.

Find a contractor
See a list of contractors participating in EWEB's ducted heat pump program.

Additional resources
Lane County Housing and Community Services Agency (541) 682-2507
Energy Trust of Oregon (Northwest Natural Gas customers) (866) 368-7878
State Home Oil Weatherization (SHOW) Program (800) 452-8660
Oregon Energy Incentive Programs (formerly BETC) (800) 221-8035
Oregon Department of Energy (800) 221-8035
City of Eugene Housing Assistance Programs (541) 682-5446


Questions?

Email EWEB's energy experts or call (541) 685-7000 for more information and to get started.

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