LADWP Consumer Rebate Program
by Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
One LADWP umbrella rebate for listed residential efficiency measures, not a separate program per product.
Potential rebate
$100–$2,500
One-time
What you can get
Standing rebates up to $2,500 per heat-pump water heater or per ton of heat-pump HVAC
Up to $2,500 in potential benefit
Published range: $100 to $2,500
The Consumer Rebate Program is a single residential rebate path for listed measures. Standing published amounts include heat-pump HVAC up to $2,500 per ton, ENERGY STAR heat-pump water heaters up to $2,500 per unit, ENERGY STAR windows $2 per square foot, cool roofs up to $0.60 per square foot, whole-house fans $200, and variable-speed or variable-flow pool pumps $500. Conventional HVAC rebates of $100–$120 per ton are also listed. A summer 2026 promotion pays $750 for a qualifying pool pump purchased and installed between June 1 and September 30, 2026, with applications due by December 31, 2026; that higher amount is temporary and is not the standing maximum. You must be an LADWP residential customer with active electric service. Purchase and install before applying; applications generally must be postmarked within 12 months of purchase. Per-measure permit, rating, and documentation rules are not encoded here.
Overview
One LADWP umbrella rebate for listed residential efficiency measures, not a separate program per product.
Who may qualify
Additional program requirements need to be confirmed.
You must be an LADWP residential electric customer installing a listed qualifying product that meets that measure’s published technical and documentation rules.
Not every requirement is listed here. Confirm the full rules with the program administrator.
Location / service area
Available to eligible LADWP customers
How to apply
Use the official application or program page. Confirm current instructions with the administrator before you apply.
Preapproval not required
Important things to know
Last verified: Sep 7, 2026 · Confidence: High
Official sources
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Check your eligibility. We’ll compare your answers with published program rules.
Eligibility is based on published program information and the details you provide. Program rules, funding and availability can change. Always confirm eligibility with the official program administrator.