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As tax credits expire, how will heat pump costs change in Maine?

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Federal clean energy incentives are expiring on Dec. 31. But homeowners will still have access to Efficiency Maine rebates, and the state is part of a $450 million effort to increase heat pump adoption across New England.

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As tax credits expire, how will heat pump costs change in Maine?

Federal clean energy incentives are expiring on Dec. 31. But homeowners will still have access to Efficiency Maine rebates, and the state is part of a $450 million effort to increase heat pump adoption across New England.

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Portland Press Herald broke the news in Portland, United States on Sunday, December 14, 2025.
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