Wright-Hennepin Residential Rebates and Energy-Saving Programs

How it works

Wright-Hennepin Cooperative Electric Association maintains a public rebates page that serves as a quick reference to current residential and commercial rebates. The utility says these programs are designed to help members save on energy-efficient upgrades and renewable energy investments.

What the money covers

The page lists a wide range of residential rebates, including:

• Electric Vehicle - ESP: up to $500
• Peak Shave Water Heating - ESP: $200
• Metered Water Storage - ESP: $200
• Metered Water Storage - ECO: up to $300
• Quick Cash Water Heating - ESP: up to $1,250
• Ground Source Heat Pump - ECO: up to $1,950
• Air Source Heat Pump - ESP: up to $675
• Air Source Heat Pump - ECO: $580 or $630 depending on efficiency tier
• Residential Air Source Heat Pump Tune-Up - ECO: $25
• Ducted or Ductless Air Source Heat Pump - ECO: no WH Energy-Saving Program participation required; certain restrictions apply
• Pool Pump - ECO: $200 for variable speed pool pumps
• Dual Fuel - ESP: up to $800
• Electronically Commutated Motor (ECM) - ECO: $50 per qualifying ECM, maximum rebate on two qualifying ECMs
• Electric Lawn Tools - ESP: $50 for push mowers, $400 for riding mowers, and $25 for electric leaf blowers, electric trimmers/weed whips, and electric chain saws
• Electric Bike - ESP: $25 for electric bicycles
• Refrigerator or Freezer Recycling - ECO: up to $80 for recycling a refrigerator/freezer or standalone freezer

For Air Source Heat Pump - ECO, the page specifies that the ECO rebate form is provided by the contractor through HVAC Trade Partners. It also notes that all ASHP systems must be installed by QI certified contractors to be eligible for rebates.

Amounts and matching

The page gives fixed rebate amounts for many measures, and higher caps for some technologies and program tracks. No matching requirement is stated on the page.

How to apply

The page says this is a summary page only and directs users to the individual program pages for full details, eligibility, rate options, and additional incentives. For Air Source Heat Pump - ECO, the page says the rebate form is provided by the contractor through HVAC Trade Partners.

Timing and deadlines

The page is labeled “2026 Rebates” and shows current offerings. It does not provide a universal application deadline or expiration date for the listed rebates.