Utility program
PG&E (Pacific Gas and Electric) rebates
PG&E serves much of Northern and Central California. Rebates commonly cover heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, and insulation, and can often be combined with California statewide programs and the state's IRA rebates (HOMES/HEAR).
Sample PG&E (Pacific Gas and Electric) rebate programs
Sample data Illustrative examples — confirm current amounts, deadlines, and eligibility with PG&E (Pacific Gas and Electric).
Sample Heat Pump Water Heater Rebate
PG&E (sample) · utility
$300–$1,500By model and any electrical work
Who qualifies
- PG&E customer
- Qualifying heat pump water heater
- Adequate space and airflow
Documents needed
- PG&E account number
- Itemized invoice
- Model documentation
How to apply
- Verify the model qualifies
- Complete the install
- Submit the rebate application
Common mistakes
- Choosing a non-qualifying standard tank
- Missing electrical requirements
Illustrative placeholder — verify with PG&E.
Source: PG&E rebates (verify)
Contractor requirements
Sample: some rebates require a participating contractor and pre-approval.
Who typically qualifies
- You own and occupy the home (renters usually need landlord participation)
- Your equipment meets the program's efficiency tier
- You use a participating or licensed contractor where required
- Your household income is within limits for income-based tiers
How to apply
- Confirm the program is open and funded
- Check that your equipment and contractor qualify
- Get pre-approval if the program requires it
- Complete the work and keep every invoice
- Submit your application with documents before the deadline
PG&E (Pacific Gas and Electric) rebate FAQs
Does PG&E require pre-approval?
Some PG&E programs require pre-approval or a participating contractor. Check the specific program page before starting work.