Six utilities. Six rate sheets. Your zip code sets the math.
New York is the most fragmented utility map of the 11 states we serve. Con Edison, NYSEG/RG&E, National Grid Upstate, PSEG-Long Island, Central Hudson, and Orange & Rockland each set their own rate, their own territory caps, and their own bonus stack on top of the statewide NYS Clean Heat program. Con Ed customers see the highest residential rate in the country; an upstate customer thirty miles away pays roughly half. The same heat pump install pencils out very differently depending on which line your house hangs from. Here is what each utility offers in 2026.
Con Edison's heat pump rebate is an instant invoice deduction: $10,000 off the contractor's quote, before NYS Clean Heat ever shows up.
Con Ed's Clean Heat ASHP rebate, up to $10,000, comes off the contractor's final invoice directly; the homeowner never files paperwork or waits for a check. It stacks with the statewide NYS Clean Heat schedule (up to $12,000 combined ASHP, up to $24,000 for income-eligible households via EmPower+/HEAR funding). Combined with Con Ed's premium retail rate (the highest in the country), the heat pump payback in NYC, Westchester, and the Bronx is shorter than anywhere else in our service area. Eligibility is limited to 1-4 unit residential as of January 1, 2026.
