Efficient Home Cooling
TEP gives you up to $250 in rebates!1
The Efficient Home Cooling Program provides rebates towards the purchase of qualifying high-efficiency air conditioners and heat pumps.
The amount of the rebate depends on the efficiency (SEER) of equipment you purchase. View rebate schedule.
Why purchase a high-efficiency air conditioner or heat pump?
- Save money – installed correctly, these high-efficiency units can save up to 20 percent on heating and cooling costs.2
- Improve comfort – new air conditioners and heat pumps are typically quieter than older units and will operate at maximum efficiency and output to keep you cool all summer long.
- Benefit the environment – Do your part! High-efficiency cooling equipment reduces carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions compared to older, inefficient units.
Who is eligible for the rebate?
- You must be a Tucson Electric Power Company residential customer.
- The new air conditioner or heat pump must be installed at a TEP electric service address.
- The new cooling equipment must have a minimum rating of 14 SEER.
- The new cooling equipment must be installed on an existing home; new homes are not eligible.
- TEP strongly recommends the purchase and installation of ENERGY STAR qualified equipment.
How do I get started?
- Contact a participating HVAC contractor for an estimate.
- Once your new unit is installed, your HVAC contractor will mail a completed application with proof of purchase (copy of the paid invoice) and proper sizing calculation documentation to Tucson Electric Power Company.
- TEP will verify the equipment efficiency and then issue a check to you for the specified rebate amount. Your rebate will be paid within 60 days of receipt of the invoice and verification that equipment meets efficiency requirements.
1 Incentives dependent on SEER rating.
2 Savings based on equipment installed and replaced.
3 This estimate may not reflect actual equipment or installation costs in your
service area.
Additional Information
- Federal Residential Energy Efficiency Tax Credit information
- When should you replace your cooling equipment
- How much are you currently spending?
- Rating details
- Cooling system tips
- Cooling system size
- Ducts
- Tips about contractor
- Contact us
- FAQs
Paid for by Tucson Electric Power Company customers and approved by the Arizona Corporation Commission.
