Explore a wide range of financial incentives available throughout the United States and Canada. Numerous states, provinces, and utilities offer support for installing geothermal systems. In the US, take advantage of the federal commercial tax credit, covering up to 30% of geothermal system installation costs.
There is a US federal tax credit for both commercial geothermal (ground source) heat pump installations equal up to 30% of the total system cost.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, adopted in July 2025, allows for a 6-30%* tax credit for costs associated with commercial geothermal heat pumps, as noted in section 48 of the Internal Revenue Code.
* Meeting certain criteria determines the tax credit value.
The 30% residential tax credit can still be claimed for units installed by December 31, 2025.
Enertech manufactures geothermal heat pumps, which fall under Section 25D: Residential Clean Energy Credit (RCEC) Part I. QMI codes are not required to apply for the Section 25D 30% Residential Clean Energy Credit .
Incentives in the United States
In addition to the commercial federal geothermal tax credit, numerous states, local municipalities, and utilities also offer rebates, tax incentives, and/or low interest loans to support your geothermal installation.
DSIRE USA is a database of state and local geothermal incentives.
A list of incentives related to energy efficiency from provincial/territorial governments, major Canadian municipalities, and major electric and gas utilities is available by province at the Natural Resources Canada website.
If you purchased an ENERGY STAR qualified geothermal heat pump during the federal tax credit period, you may download the appropriate year’s certificate for your records. This is purely for your records, and we recommend consulting a tax professional when claiming your credit.