Introducing the RenewChoice Conserve Program
The Conserve program promotes energy-efficient upgrades and addresses local air quality concerns. Join us in our mission to create a sustainable future.
Why Choose Heat Pumps?
Heat pumps are an increasingly attractive heating and air conditioning option for Utah homeowners due to their energy efficiency, cost-effectiveness as an alternative to rising natural gas prices, even air distribution, and environmental benefits. By opting for heat pumps over traditional gas furnaces, homeowners can save on utility bills, reduce their carbon footprint, and support cleaner air initiatives in the community. Embrace heat pumps for a greener, more efficient, and comfortable home.
Understanding Heat Pump Technology
Heat pumps transfer heat from one place to another, providing both heating and cooling for your home. They use less energy compared to traditional heating and cooling systems, making them an eco-friendly and cost-effective choice.
Heat Pump Rebates
Take advantage of our rebate programs to make your home more energy-efficient. Explore the rebates available for heat pumps and water heaters below.
- Ductless Heat Pump: A rebate of $500.00 will be offered as an incentive if a high-efficiency* heat pump conversion is completed. *(DOE Standards)
- Ducted Heat Pump: A rebate of $1,000.00 will be offered as an incentive if a dual fuel heat pump conversion is completed.
- Note: Currently, only Provo City is offering this rebate. Other cities may elect to offer this program in the future.

Why Choose Electric Water Heaters?
Although natural gas water heaters are the more popular option in our communities, electric water heaters are more energy efficient, and they don’t emit pollutants into the air. Did you know that the second highest pollutant source in Utah county is our homes and businesses? The majority of that is due to the PM 2.5 gasses emitted into the air by furnaces and water heaters.
According to the Department of Energy, water heating accounts for about 20% of the energy consumed in your home. Reducing your hot water, using energy-saving strategies, and choosing an energy efficient water heater can help you reduce your water heating costs.
Water Heater Rebates
- Electric to Electric Water Heaters: A rebate of $50.00 will be offered as an incentive if you replace an electric water heater with a new electric water heater. *Valid documentation from a certified plumber is required.
- Natural Gas to Electric Water Heater: A rebate of $500.00 will be offered as an incentive if you convert a natural gas water heater to a new electric water heater. *Valid documentation from a certified plumber and electrician is required.
