2025 By the Numbers
For half a century, the Oregon Department of Energy has offered programs to Oregonians that improve energy efficiency, save energy, strengthen resilience, and invest in renewable energy.
The nine ODOE programs featured here have delivered results for Tribes, local governments, homeowners, renters, farms, business owners, and others in 2025.
Check out our program data from 2025!
Heat Pump Purchase Program
Rebate amount: $2,000
Number of rebates issued to owner-occupied homes: 727
Number of rebates issued for rental properties: 576
Number of rebates issued for new construction: 15
Estimated greenhouse gas emissions reduced (between 2025 and 2024): 1,628 million tons of CO2 equivalent
Oregon Rental Home Heat Pump Program
$2.4 Million in total rebates and grants
701 projects received rebates, including:
· 89 households with low- and moderate-income tenants
· 188 projects for affordable housing providers
· Average non-income restricted residential: Rebate $2,959 | Grant $1,135
· Average low- and moderate-income residential: Rebate $4,614 | Grant $2,492
· Average affordable housing provider: Rebate $4,012 | Grant $1,899
· Number of approved contractor organizations in the program: 200
Rebates were issued in 16 of Oregon’s 36 counties
Grid Resilience Grant Program
$9.95 million in grants for selected projects
5 electric cooperatives, 1 People's Utility District, 1 municipality, and 1 investor-owned utility
Community Heat Pump Deployment Program
324 heat pumps installed, totaling over $1.7 million
150 upgrades completed, totaling $300,000
301 priority projects for vulnerable households, totaling over $1.9 million
Oregon Rural and Agricultural Energy Assistance Program
Audits in Pendleton, Ontario, Jacksonville, Corvallis, Baker City, La Grande, and Madras
$7,749 average incentive amount
County Energy Resilience Grant Program
Grant amount: $50,000
19 counties awarded (including two cohorts)
Energy Efficiency Technologies Information and Training Fund
$2 million in total grants
Awardees:
Chemeketa Community College: Chemeketa Community College Energy Efficiency Building Technology Training Program | $601,537
Green NW: HVAC Training Program | $188,313
Klamath Community College: HVAC pre-and registered apprenticeship program | $338,395
Leaders Become Legends: Green Workforce Development Program | $295,910
Northwest Native Chamber: Clean Energy Construction Program | $400,000
Warm Springs Construction Enterprise: Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs Energy Auditing Program | $175,845
Energy Efficient Wildfire Rebuilding Incentive
$810,500 issued in 7 wildfire-affected counties
115 property owners received a rebuilding incentive
22 low- and moderate-income property owners received a total of $175,500 in incentives
Home Energy Scoring
7,330 scores completed in 2025 statewide
Average score: 5.3/10
Average improved score: 6.3/10
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