Woodstoves emit pollutants that have negative impacts on human health. Some areas have local programs to help you fund changeouts to cleaner heating equipment. This can improve the air quality inside your home and in your neighborhood.
Multnomah County Woodstove Exchange Program
Washington County Wood Stove Exchange Program
City of Oakridge (EPA-funded through 2024)
Justin Overdevest
Oakridge Targeted Airshed Program
Klamath County (EPA-funded through 2025)
Klamath Targeted Airshed Program
Energy Trust of Oregon has an array of incentives and rebates available for residential heating upgrades, including income-qualified services, financing options, and promotions for renters and homeowners.
Starting in 2023, federal tax credits of up to $2000 are available for installation of heat pumps, which are a clean and efficient source of heating and cooling.
Additional rebates at the time of sale of up to $8000 will be available for heat pump installation beginning in spring 2023, depending on household income.