Air-source Heat Pumps

Stay warm in the winter and cool in the summer with energy-efficient heating and cooling systems.

Air-source Heat Pumps

  • Qualify for our discounted electric heat rate
  • Transfers heat between your house and the outside air
  • Use a system of coils to evaporate and condense a refrigerant with the help of a compressor
  • During the summer, the heat pump functions as an air conditioner. During the winter, it runs in reverse and provides heat
  • Can replace air conditioners and integrate well with your existing ductwork.
  • New technologies in air-source heat pumps have also allowed for a new hybrid heat pump that uses LP or natural gas in addition to electric energy, allowing for additional efficiencies
  • Possible federal tax credit available. To learn more visit our Rewiring America IRA Calculator webpage.

Air-source Heat Pump (electric backup): $500 per ton

Hybrid Air-source Heat Pump (gas backup): $650 per ton

Ductless/Mini Split (1 ton or larger): $500 per unit

Includes both new and replacement units.

Electric Heat Rate Program

Want even more savings? Take advantage of Midland Power's Heat Plus program. By utilizing a second meter for their home's electric heating and cooling system, members can receive electricity for their heating at a discounted rate.

A summer rate runs from May through September, and a winter rate runs from October through April. Whole-house geothermal heat pumps, air source heat pumps, or resistance heat systems typically qualify.

Contact our Energy Services department to learn more at (800) 833-8876.

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