Government Subsidies for Heat Pumps
Available Subsidy Programs
Warmer Kiwi Homes
Provider: EECA
Coverage: Up to 80% of costs
Maximum: $3,000
Eligibility Criteria
- Community Services Card holders
- Living in low-income area
- Referred by Healthy Homes Initiative
- Owner-occupied homes only
Application Process
- Check eligibility online
- Get assessment
- Choose approved provider
- Installation and payment
Healthy Homes Initiative
Provider: Ministry of Health
Coverage: Varies by region
Maximum: Case dependent
Eligibility Criteria
- Families with children at risk
- Referred by health provider
- Priority health conditions
- Low-income households
Application Process
- GP or health provider referral
- Assessment of needs
- Coordination of services
- Installation arrangement
Checking Your Eligibility
Community Services Card
You may be eligible if you have a:
- Community Services Card
- SuperGold Combo Card
- Student Allowance
Low-Income Areas
Properties in areas identified as:
- NZ Deprivation Index 8-10
- Former Warm Up NZ zones
- Priority communities
Health Conditions
Priority given to households with:
- Respiratory conditions
- Cardiovascular disease
- Other health risks
Property Requirements
Your home must be:
- Owner-occupied
- Built before 2008
- Have no existing heat pump
Potential Savings Example
Standard Installation
Heat Pump Unit: $2,500
Installation: $800
Total Cost: $3,300
With 80% Subsidy
Government Contribution: $2,640
Your Cost: $660
Total Savings: $2,640
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible for heat pump subsidies?
Homeowners with Community Services Cards, people living in low-income areas, or those referred by the Healthy Homes Initiative may be eligible for subsidies up to 80% of heat pump costs.
How much can I save with government subsidies?
Eligible homeowners can save up to 80% on heat pump costs through the Warmer Kiwi Homes program, potentially saving thousands of dollars on installation.
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