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Find similar grantsClean HEET Program is sponsored by Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD). The Clean HEET Program provides grants to offset the cost of switching from wood-burning or pellet-burning stoves, fireplace inserts, or open-hearth fireplaces to an electric heat pump.
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The Clean HEET Program application period closed on July 14, 2026. To access an existing application or project, visit our web portal . Email is invalid or empty Heat pumps are an energy-efficient system installed outside of your home that can both heat and cool a home – all in one easy-to-use system.
Heat pumps are powered by electricity and use refrigerant to transfer heat rather than create it. They move heat from indoors to cool your home during the summer, just like a standard air conditioner. In the winter, they take heat from the outside air (even in cold temperatures) and bring it indoors to warm your home.
Because they move heat instead of generating it, heat pumps use significantly less energy than traditional heating and cooling systems and are an effective alternative to wood-burning devices, air conditioners, and furnaces, providing improved air quality and comfort all year round. Learn more about heat pumps: Watch “Why Should I Replace my HVAC with a Heat Pump? ” Discover “How Does a Heat Pump Work?
” For program eligibility requirements, see Eligibility Summary webpage. The program does not provide reimbursement for work already performed.
Install an Electric Heat Pump Free-standing wood stove or wood-burning fireplace insert Pellet-burning stove or fireplace insert Open-hearth or free-standing fireplace Second Device, if applicable Plus-up funding for qualifying low-income participants Wood-burning stove or insert Open-hearth or free-standing fireplace Second Device, if applicable Program Guidelines, Terms, and Conditions (682 Kb PDF, 7 pgs, posted 1/7/2026) Program Fact Sheet (289 Kb PDF, 2 pgs, revised 2/27/2025) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) (300 Kb PDF, 5 pgs, posted 2/20/2026) Online System User Guide (1 Mb PDF, 8 pgs, revised 2/27/2025) Contractor Certification Form (299 Kb PDF, 2 pgs, revised 2/27/2025) Contractor Information Sheet (247 Kb PDF, 1 pg, posted 1/7/2026) Project Photo Guide (2 Mb PDF, 9 pgs, revised 2/27/2025) Additional Opportunities for Funding There are many programs available that provide rebates for energy-saving appliances and general home electrification/weatherization, comprehensive project management assistance for low-income community members, and more.
Offers vary by location. To learn about additional resources and assistance, please see the Other Opportunities for Green Home Upgrades (186 Kb PDF, 1 pg, posted 3/6/2024) document. The Air District hosted an informational webinar for contractors to learn how to participate and offer customers significant rebates through stacked incentives on February 5, 2026.
Past informational webinar resources: Informational Webinar for Contractors Video (2/5/2026) Informational Webinar for Contractors Presentation Slides (7 Mb PDF, 27 pgs, posted 2/11/2026) Archive Webinar Video (4/3/2025) Archive Presentation Slides (3 Mb PDF, 31 pgs, posted 4/3/2025) Learn More About Wood Smoke Pollution Check if today is a Spare the Air day Learn about the impacts of wood smoke pollution Learn about the Air District’s wood-burning regulation and compliance requirements File a wood smoke pollution complaint online Clean HEET Program Information Request Line, Strategic Incentives woodsmokegrants@baaqmd.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: All Bay Area homeowners are eligible to apply. The program does not provide reimbursement for work already performed. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $1,000 to $10,500. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Clean HEET Program is funded by Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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