Rebates & Incentives

Replacing an older heating system with an energy-efficient heat pump will improve the comfort in your home and conserve energy.

Homeowners who currently heat their home with cable ceiling heat, baseboard or wall heaters, or an electric furnace can receive a $800 rebate to help pay for an upgrade. We’re helping qualified customers upgrade to a ductless heating and cooling system that uses a fraction of the electricity and provides more comfort than outdated systems.

Installing a smart thermostat can reduce energy waste, while still keeping your home comfortable. If you’re a Clark Public Utilities customer currently heating your home with an electric furnace or heat pump, you may qualify for the $140 smart thermostat rebate. Through our online marketplace, choose from four different thermostat models and receive rebates instantly at point of purchase making one model FREE! If your home is heated with a natural gas furnace, you also may qualify for the rebate through the Energy Trust.

Electrically heated homes and manufactured homes are eligible for the program.

Heat pump water heaters (HPWHs) are the efficient alternative to traditional water heating. We currently offer a $700 rebate for qualifying Tier 3 and 4 heat pump water heaters.

In addition to providing technical assistance and a list of contractors participating in our Contractor Network, we’ll review and approve the installation contract. The contractor you select will secure the necessary building permits and install your solar system.

Clark Public Utilities offers a variety of rebates for owners of new or existing multi-family buildings (5 or more dwelling units that are stacked) in Clark County that are electrically heated. Multi-family structures with four or fewer units should apply for the utilities’ single-family home rebates.

The New Homes Performance program offers incentives to builders who increase the energy efficiency of newly built homes above state energy code standards. The NEEM manufactured homes program is a collaborative effort between home builders, retailers and utilities to produce the most energy efficient manufactured homes ever built and offers an incentive to buyers of these homes.

Clark Public Utilities is offering qualifying customers a variety of rebates and grants for electric vehicles. Electric vehicles emit no tailpipe emissions and cost less per mile to operate. As electric vehicle technology has improved, ranges have extended and there are more charging options and locations now than ever before.

Electric vehicle owners who participate in our managed charging program with Optiwatt will receive a $50 utility bill credit.