Consolidated Edison (Con Edison) Energy Rebates

Consolidated Edison, commonly known as Con Edison or ConEd, is the primary electric and gas utility serving New York City and Westchester County. Con Edison delivers electricity to approximately 3.5 million customers and gas to 1.1 million customers, making it one of the largest utilities in the United States by customer count. Con Edison's residential energy efficiency program offers rebates and marketplace discounts for smart thermostats, appliance recycling, weatherization, and energy-efficient equipment. While Con Edison's rebate amounts tend to be more modest than some other utilities, they can be effectively combined with NYSERDA (New York State Energy Research and Development Authority) incentives to significantly reduce upgrade costs. Con Edison also operates innovative programs like the SmartAC demand response program and the Connected Devices marketplace that provide additional savings opportunities for city residents.

Check these amounts with the utility before you rely on them. Utility rebate programmes are revised, capped and sometimes discontinued without notice, and some have ended entirely: several utilities we track stopped their residential efficiency rebates and left the old figures circulating for years. The amounts below are our reading of the utility's published terms, not an offer. Official Consolidated Edison (Con Edison) rebates page.

Service area: New York City (all five boroughs: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island) and Westchester County

These amounts were last checked against the utility's own website on .

Residential Energy Efficiency Incentives

Con Edison's residential rebate program provides incentives for smart energy technologies, appliance recycling, and home weatherization improvements. The program is designed for the unique needs of New York City residents, many of whom live in apartments and multi-family buildings where certain equipment upgrades require landlord participation.

EquipmentRebate AmountDetails
Air-Source Heat Pump Up to $10,000 When the heat pump is the primary heating source, through a Clean Heat contractor.
Ground-Source (Geothermal) Heat Pump Up to $35,000 Through the NYS Clean Heat programme.
Smart Thermostat $85 Qualifying models.
Weatherization Programme paused Weather Ready is no longer accepting applications; 2027 incentives pending.
Official Program Page

Con Edison Marketplace

The Con Edison Marketplace is an online store offering instant discounts on energy-efficient products for Con Edison customers. Discounts are applied automatically at checkout when you verify your Con Edison account. Products include smart thermostats, LED lighting, smart plugs, water-saving devices, and other energy-efficient home products.

Official Program Page

How to Apply for Consolidated Edison (Con Edison) Rebates

Con Edison makes it easy for New York City and Westchester residents to access rebates and discounts:

  1. Log into your Con Edison account: Visit coned.com and log into your residential account. If you do not have an online account, create one using your account number from your bill.
  2. Browse the Marketplace: For instant discounts on smart thermostats, LED lighting, and other products, visit the Con Edison Marketplace. Verify your account to unlock exclusive pricing. Discounts are applied at checkout and products ship directly to your address.
  3. Schedule appliance recycling: To recycle an old window AC unit and receive the $25 incentive, call Con Edison at 1-800-752-6633 or schedule a pickup online. Con Edison will pick up the unit from your home at no charge.
  4. Apply for equipment rebates: For heat pump, weatherization, and other larger equipment rebates, complete the online application at coned.com/rebates. Upload invoices, receipts, and equipment specifications.
  5. Check NYSERDA incentives: Many Con Edison customers qualify for additional incentives through NYSERDA. Visit nyserda.ny.gov to see state-level incentives that stack with your Con Edison rebates.
  6. Receive your rebate: Marketplace discounts are applied instantly at purchase. Equipment rebates and recycling incentives are typically processed within 4 to 6 weeks as a bill credit or check.

For apartment dwellers: Many Con Edison rebates are available to renters. Smart thermostats, marketplace products, and AC recycling do not require landlord approval. For building-level improvements, contact your property manager about Con Edison's multi-family programs.

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Stacking with Federal Rebates

Utility rebates from Consolidated Edison (Con Edison) can typically be combined with the federal HOMES and HEAR rebates, but those are run state by state and most states have not launched them, so in much of the country there is currently nothing federal to combine with. This means you could potentially receive both a utility rebate and a federal rebate for the same improvement. Use our calculator to estimate your total savings.

Frequently Asked Questions

I live in an apartment in NYC. Can I still get Con Edison rebates?

Yes. Many Con Edison incentives are designed with apartment living in mind. You can purchase discounted smart thermostats, LED bulbs, and smart plugs through the Marketplace. You can recycle an old window AC unit for $25. For building-level improvements like insulation or heat pump systems, your landlord or property manager would need to apply through Con Edison's multi-family program.

How do Con Edison rebates compare to other New York utilities?

Con Edison's individual equipment rebates tend to be smaller than some other utilities, partly because New York City has extensive NYSERDA programs that supplement utility incentives. The key is to stack Con Edison rebates with NYSERDA incentives and qualifying federal programs like HEAR and HOMES. Combined, these programs can cover a substantial portion of upgrade costs. For example, a heat pump installation could receive a Con Edison incentive plus a NYSERDA incentive plus HEAR rebates for qualifying households.

Does Con Edison offer rebates for gas-to-electric conversions?

Yes. Con Edison's Clean Heat program provides incentives specifically for replacing fossil fuel heating systems (steam, hot water, gas furnace) with cold-climate heat pumps. These electrification incentives are generally higher than standard equipment replacement rebates. The program targets both single-family homes and multi-family buildings in the Con Edison service territory.

What is the Con Edison SmartAC program?

SmartAC is Con Edison's demand response program for room air conditioners. When you enroll, Con Edison installs a free smart plug on your window AC unit. During peak demand events on extremely hot days, the smart plug briefly cycles your AC to reduce strain on the electric grid. You receive an annual incentive for participating, and most customers report minimal comfort impact. The program helps prevent blackouts during heat waves.