Home Energy Rebates: Oregon
We've partnered with Energy Trust of Oregon to make cash-back rebates, money-saving discounts, and other incentives available for qualified installations of energy-efficient equipment and other energy-saving measures. Options are available for owner-occupied homes, rental properties, and income-qualified customers.
Explore Energy Efficiency Rebate Programs
Rebates and instant discounts
Fireplace
Wood-burning fireplaces can be a major source of air-leaks. Try a natural gas fireplace insert instead.
Furnace
Use less energy to heat your rental property with a high-efficiency natural gas furnace.
Insulation
Proper insulation helps keep heat in during winter and out during summer, reducing energy usage.
Smart thermostat
Save energy on heating and cooling with a smart thermostat. It’ll automatically adjust your indoor temperature settings and give you control, even when you’re away.
Washer
With an ENERGY STAR® certified washer, you’ll save energy and money while doing laundry.
Water heater
Natural gas tank-style water heaters heat your water in advance, so it stays hot while waiting to be used. Tankless natural gas water heaters heat your water on-demand, so it’s hot only when you’re ready to use it. A high-efficiency version will use less energy to keep your water hot.
Windows
Energy-efficient windows reduce drafts to keep you warmer in winter and cooler in summer, so you can use less energy to heat and cool your home.
Energy Smart Loans
Energy Smart Loans
Energy-Smart Loans provide project financing opportunities where traditional funding sources fall short. They’re ideal for homeowners seeking a low, fixed rate on their next energy-saving upgrade.
New homes
New homes
Buyers can find participating builders and manufactured home retailers, to ensure their next home uses less energy.
Income-qualified programs
Savings within reach
Moderate-income households may be eligible for discounted energy-saving home upgrades like adding insulation or replacing a natural gas furnace. Discounts reduce out-of-pocket costs to make energy efficiency projects more affordable.
Low-Income Energy Efficiency Program
Low-income households heating with natural gas can receive a FREE energy efficiency home checkup. Energy-saving upgrades for the entire home, such as adding insulation or caulking to seal air leaks, may also be available. These opportunities are made possible through our partnerships with local community agencies.
Please note, there is high demand for this FREE program. See low and no-cost DIY energy-saving ideas you can tackle now.
The Oregon Public Utility Commission (OPUC) has established rules about how and what customer information Avista and the Energy Trust must share.
Avista provides customer name, utility account number, service address, mailing address, email address, historical natural gas usage, meter number, premise number, and rate type. Energy Trust provides Avista with information about the energy efficiency measures our customers install through participation in their programs. Energy Trust is required by law to hold this information in strict confidence.
Energy Trust will use the information to help design, evaluate, and improve the energy efficiency programs they offer to our customers and may also use the information to contact you directly about their programs. If you do not wish to be contacted by Energy Trust, you may submit a do-not-contact instruction.
