Save With a Heat Pump Water Heater

Name: Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance
Price range: $

Heat pump water heaters, also known as hybrid water heaters, use up to 70% less energy than standard electric water heaters.

That means a family of four could save hundreds of dollars a year on electric bills — adding up to thousands over the life of the water heater.

Plus, with utility rebates and a new federal tax credit from the Inflation Reduction Act, saving has never been easier.

How It Works

A standard electric water heater uses more energy than a refrigerator, dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer combined. A heat pump water heater uses electricity differently — moving heat rather than generating it, so you use a fraction of the energy and save more money.

Save Money

Compared to a standard electric water heater, a heat pump water heater uses 70% less energy. That can save a family of four about $5,610 over the life of the water heater, according to ENERGY STAR^®. And with a utility rebate, you can save even more.

Get More Control

You can select a specific water temperature, choose different operating modes depending on demand, even set it to “vacation” when you’re gone.

Be More Efficient

Heat pump water heaters are designed to be energy efficient and good for the planet. By cutting electricity use by up to 70%, they have a direct effect on reducing greenhouse gas emissions.