
Heat pumps
Meridian MH-400
Meridian
Whole-home, cold-climate air-source system for ducted homes.
- SEER2
- 19.1
- HSPF2
- 9.4
- Sound
- 38 dB
$12k–$19k installed
May qualify for local utility rebates

For homes and small businesses
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Greenroom Index
Curated sample equipment. Specifications are manufacturer-style data; installed costs are broad planning ranges, not quotes.

Heat pumps
Meridian
Whole-home, cold-climate air-source system for ducted homes.
$12k–$19k installed
May qualify for local utility rebates

Heat pumps
Aurelia
Compact single-zone unit for additions and hard-to-condition rooms.
$4k–$7k installed
Check equipment and income requirements

Water heating
Solstice
Heat-pump water heater sized for a three-to-four-person household.
$3k–$6k installed
Potential utility and state programs

Solar
Northstar Solar
All-black residential module for compact, high-output roof arrays.
$2.60–$3.40/W installed
Local rebates and net-metering rules vary

Energy Storage
Ember
Modular home battery for backup power and solar self-consumption.
$10k–$16k installed
Utility storage programs may apply

EV charging
Current
Hardwired Level 2 home charger with adjustable output and load sharing.
$1k–$2.5k installed
Check utility make-ready programs
Rebates and Incentives
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Costs & savings
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The Greenroom journal
Electrification makeovers and rebate stories worth your time — reported by journalists and energy programs, summarized by us, linked out to them.
Deep retrofit
A 1953 Chicago-area home — once featured in Better Homes & Gardens — gets a second century of life through deep energy upgrades, with a passive-house architect guiding every decision.
Dwell
Rebates
Bob and Karen electrified their 1930s DC brick home — induction range, heat pump, heat pump water heater, 200-amp panel — for about $25,000, with roughly $11,000 back in rebates. Timing aging appliances with incentives did the heavy lifting.
DC Sustainable Energy Utility
Case study
A New Paltz, New York family decommissioned their oil boiler for an all-electric, variable-capacity heat pump system paired with solar — and watched their average monthly electric usage and costs drop 55 percent.
Mitsubishi Electric