High Efficiency Heat Pumps While heat pump technology is not new, the equipment and technology are always advancing. Heat pumps can keep you warm and save you money, even in chilly New Hampshire. A cold-weather, high-efficiency heat pump is a great option for homes and businesses alike. A heat pump uses technology similar to a refrigerator or freezer to heat or cool your home. Rather than combusting a fuel, heat pumps move heat from an outside source to inside your home, even when it’s below freezing out. Ultimately, what that means is you can heat your home more efficiently and see the results in your energy costs. Most efficient Heat Pump Benefits Heat pumps are three times more efficient than traditional heating and cooling systems, saving you energy & money. Learn More Best performance Operating a Heat Pump Now that you’ve made the investment, get the most out of it! Learn More Troubleshooting Heat Pump Tips Simple steps to keep your heat pump at max efficiency. Learn More Residential Heat Pump Rebates NHEC provides heat pump incentives for members installing heat pumps in existing homes or new construction. Additionally, NHEC works with a number of lending partners to help support members with loans of up to $15,000. High efficiency heat pumps are 300% more efficient than traditional heating systems. Heat Pump Rebate Application Calculator your potential savings when you choose to heat your home with a heat pump. Calculate My Savings We have the answers on the common heat pump questions Frequently Asked Questions Check out the finance options available for heat pumps. Efficiency Loan Program Terms & Conditions Commercial Heat Pump Incentives If you’re looking to install a heat pump, there could be an incentive that fits your project. Create added efficiency for your business. Install high efficiency heat pumps. Commercial Heat Pump Application Calculate your potential savings when you choose to utilize heat pumps in your business. Calculate My Savings We have the answers on the common heat pump questions Frequently Asked Questions Special Notice to contractors regarding upstream incentive program for Commercial HVAC and Heat Pumps Upstream Incentive Program for Commercial Contractors Terms & Conditions For more information regarding Residential High Efficiency Heat Pumps and Rebates, please contact Kurt Campbell campbellk@nhec.com or 603.536.8672. For more information regarding Commercial Heat Pumps and available commercial incentives, please contact Joe Lajewski at lajewskij@nhec.com or call 603.536.8663. Back to Top