
Jan 15, 2021
PUD Manager Elected to Regional Public Power Council (PPC) Board
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PUD 3 offices will remain closed for the foreseeable future. However, we can still be reached by phone at 360-426-8255. Mason PUD 3 is committed to keeping our customers connected to essential services during the COVID-19 pandemic emergency. If you are experiencing hardship as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, you may be eligible for support, including long-term payment arrangements or bill assistance. Learn more about PUD 3's response to COVID-19 and available customer support programs here.
Ductless Heating & Cooling Systems offer a great way to upgrade your home.
A ductless heat pump is a highly efficient, and easily installed, primary heating and cooling system for homes and businesses. These systems are safe, quiet and heat rooms evenly at a fraction of the cost of baseboard or wall heaters. They don't require duct work, which eliminates maintenance or worry about duct leakage. Upgrade your electric heat with a ductless heat pump.
Adding a ductless heat pump increases the flexibility of your heating system. Working with the existing heating system, just one ductless system is enough to heat and cool the average Pacific Northwest home or small business. Keeping an existing heating system in place (optional) ensures bedrooms, bathrooms, and offices remain at desired temperatures, even on the coldest days.
Program Requirements
If a single-family electrically heated site-built home has an electric forced air furnace; or baseboards, wall heaters or other zonal resistance heating as its primary heat source; or if a manufactured home has an electric forced air furnace or other zonal resistance heating as its primary heat source; it may qualify for PUD 3’s ductless heat pump incentive. PUD 3 has a project progress checklist available for customer use.
$1300 INCENTIVE CHECK AVAILABLE FOR QUALIFYING INSTALLATIONS
Program Requirements Qualifying commercial buildings must have electric resistance heat as its primary heat source. To see if your building qualifies, please contact the PUD 3 conservation department at (360) 426-0777. PUD 3 has a project checklist available for customer use.
Retrofits:
$1,250/TON OF INSTALLED OUTDOOR UNIT HEATING CAPACITY FOR EACH DHP UNIT SERVING A QUALIFIED INDOOR SPACE.
To determine tonnage, divide the installed BTU capacity by 12,000 and round up or down to the nearest tenth.
Upgrades:
$400/TON OF INSTALLED OUTDOOR UNIT HEATING CAPACITY FOR EACH DHP UNIT SERVING A QUALIFIED INDOOR SPACE.
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