Dan GoodinOct 16, 2023
I'm considering replacing my currently working furnace, which is fueled by natural gas, with an energy efficient heat pump that runs on electricity. This would allow me to cool my 3rd-story condo during scorching days as well as heat my unit during the cold ones. This will be the most expensive investment of my life, and I'm terrified of making an error. Do any of my followers have experience here? Please DM me by Signal or here.
Show threadMatt Waters

@dangoodin Get the government's 30% off coupon. DOE has a list of models which qualify for the tax credit.

I haven't heard of ducting being an issue for cooling versus heating. They're both just based on moving air.

Oct 16, 2023 at 8:55pmWeb
Show threadDan GoodinOct 16, 2023

@mwaters

Thanks. Do you have a link to info re: 30% off coupon?

Show threadMatt WatersOct 16, 2023

@dangoodin https://www.energystar.gov/about/federal_tax_credits/air_source_heat_pumps

Ducted Heat Pumps link below the Energy Star logo gives eligible models for a zip code.

Air Source Heat Pumps Tax Credit

Information updated 12/30/2022 Subscribe to ENERGY STAR’s Newsletter for updates on tax credits for energy efficiency and other ways to save energy and money at home. See tax credits for 2022 and previous years.

Show threadMatt WatersOct 16, 2023
@dangoodin It's also, I think, a nonrefundable tax credit. Which shouldn't be an issue, but in case you have really low tax liability for whatever reason.