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Converting to Natural Gas: Fuel Conversion Rebate
Refuel, Re-Energize and earn rebates! If you’re currently heating your home with electricity from PSE, you may be eligible for up to a $3,950 rebate to switch your home and water heating source to reliable and affordable natural gas.
An efficient choice
PSE is committed to helping our customers save energy, not only to save money, but to conserve our region’s natural resources. You can reduce your energy costs while helping PSE offset the need for securing additional power supplies by converting your electric heating equipment, such as your furnace and water heater, to natural gas.
Qualifying rebate levels
PSE fuel conversion rebate levels*
Type of heating |
Conversion rebate |
| Home and water |
$1,950 - $3,950 |
| Home only |
$500 - $2,500 |
| Water only |
$950 |
* Rebate amount is dependent on current type of home and/or water heating, annual electricity usage and type of heating equipment installed. Rebate amount is limited to 75 percent of total equipment and installation cost. ENERGY STAR® qualified equipment must be installed for rebate eligibility.
PSE equipment rebate levels**
In addition to the fuel conversion rebate, PSE offers rebates on ENERGY STAR qualified
natural gas equipment to make the switch to natural gas even more affordable.
**Separate applications required for PSE equipment rebates. Other natural gas providers
may offer different equipment rebates.
For a full list of qualifications or to apply, download an application.
Find a contractor
Get a free, no obligation referral to a local, independent contractor certified by PSE's Contractor Alliance Network.
Available for PSE residential energy-efficient equipment retrofits and/or natural gas conversions.
More information
For more information and to learn if you qualify for the fuel conversion rebate, call a PSE Energy Advisor at 1-800-562-1482, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information about the benefits of choosing natural gas, see choosing natural gas.