NEEP's Heating Electrification Initiative is made possible through the engagement and support of key actors across the heat pump market. Current participants include regional, national, and Canadian interests spanning government, manufacturers, distributors and installers, service providers, program designers, national labs and research institutes, consultants, consumers, advocates, and other interested stakeholders.
NEEP invites interested stakeholders to join the Initiative through an annual subscription program for 2023.
To subscribe to NEEP’s Heating Electrification Initiative, complete an on-line registration form. A NEEP staff member will follow up promptly.
Initiative subscribers receive the following benefits:
- Enhanced access to ccASHP Product List that includes documented products that meet specific technical requirements. Access includes unlimited downloads with reported product performance information.
- Invitation to participate in NEEP’s heating electrification working groups, advisory committee, and sub-committees on a regular basis to share relevant updates and contribute to the development of NEEP resources/tools.
- Initiative updates and reports on topics, including early access to NEEP reports prior to full publishing.
- Information and Iinvitations to NEEP events and webinars, including the Heating Electrification Workshop and NEEP Summit.
- Technical expertise, including prioritized responses regarding questions about heating electrification technologies, technical requirements, and other issues related to initiative activities.
- Program and policy tracker updates reflecting the latest heating electrification program requirements and policy developments in the region.
- Visibility and name recognition on the NEEP website to reflect your shared commitment to transforming the HVAC and water heating markets.
2024 NEEP Heating Electrification Subscription Fee
State Partnership Subscription
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| Contact the NEEP team at ccASHP@neep.org for more information. | ||
Program Administrator Subscription (i.e. utility or government programs not part of a state partnership) | Program budget <$10M | Program budget $10M-$100M | Program budget > $100M |
| $5,000 | $11,000 | $22,500 |
Industry Subscription (i.e. non-profits, manufacturers, service providers, consultants, trade associations)1 | Non-profit, Small Business (<20 employees) | Standard Industry | |
| $2,500 | $5,000 | |
| Individual ASHP Installers/Distributors/Community-Based Campaigns/Clean Energy Advocacy Organizations/Grant Providers2 | No cost | ||
1 Use of the ccASHP Product List for ASHP program administration will require a program administrator or state partnership subscription
2 Federal agencies or foundations that provide grant support for NEEP's ASHP Initiative can apply for subscription at no cost.
Thank you to our 2024 subscribers for your support:
| Abode Energy Management | Government of Yukon | Puget Sound Energy (PSE) |
| Action for Boston Community Development (ABCD) | Green Communities Canada | ReThink Energy NJ |
| Action Inc. Energy Services | Green Energy Mechanical | RG&E |
| Affordable Energy Ratings | HeatSmart Alliance | Rheem Manufacturing Company |
| Air Purchases, Inc. | Homans | Rhode Island Energy |
| AND Sheetmetal Corp. | HVAC Care Plus, Inc. | Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources |
| Avangrid | Hydro-Quebec | Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) |
| Batelle - Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) | iHVACR, LLC | Rutgers Center for Green Building |
| BC Hydro | Innovation Network for Communities (INC) | Samsung HVAC America |
| Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) | Lennox International | Sigma-Tremblay HVAC |
| Bruce Harley Energy Consulting LLC | LG Electronics | Slipstream (ex WECC, Seventhwave) |
| Building Decarbonization Coalition | Liberty Utilities | Suburban HVAC |
| Cape Light Compact | Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (Mass CEC) | Tekair Mechanical Corp |
| Carrier UTC | Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources (MA DOER) | The Atmospheric Fund (TAF) |
| Central Hudson | Messner HVAC | The Tick Tock Group |
| City of Beverly | Mestek | Trane Technologies |
| Clean Nova Scotia Foundation | Minnesota Center for Energy and Environment (MN CEE) | U.S. Department of Energy (US DOE) |
| Cold Climate Housing Research Center (CCHRC) | Mitsubishi Electric Cooling & Heating | U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) |
| Con Edison | Muirfield Mechanical | United Illuminating Company (UI) |
| Concord Municipal Light Plant | National Grid | Unitil (UES) |
| Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (CT DEEP) | Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) | Upper Peninsula Power Company (UPPCO) |
| Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority | New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJ BPU) | Vermont Energy Investment Corporation (VEIC) |
| Daikin North America | New York State Energy Research & Development Agency (NYSERDA) | Wabash Valley Power Alliance (WVPA) |
| Distributor Corporation of New England | Northeast Heating & Cooling | Xcel Energy |
| District of Columbia Sustainable Energy (DCSEU) | Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (NEEA) | |
| EcoRebates | NorthWestern Energy | |
| Efficiency Vermont | Nova 1 | |
| Emerson Swan Inc. | NYSEG | |
| Energy Trust of Oregon | Orange & Rockland | |
| Energysmiths | Otter Tail Power Company | |
| Eversource | People's Action for Clean Energy | |
| Fresh Energy | Powrmatic of Canada Ltd. | |
| Friedrich Air Conditioning, LLC | PSD Consulting | |
| Fujitsu General America, Inc. | PSE&G NJ | |
| GE Appliances, a Haier Co. | PSEG LI |
Please reach out to ccASHP@neep.org to join the Initiative or if you have any questions.