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Power Incentives for a Sustainable Alaska

Power Up Your Future with Smart Incentives

Discover rebates and rewards for Heat Pumps and AMP UP EV (Electric Vehicles) — making sustainable choices easier and more affordable.

Heat Pumps Incentive

A heat pump is an energy efficient heating system that many of AP&T’s customers are installing in their homes, business, and community facilities.

AMP UP EV Incentive

Earn $500 Cash – AP&T is pleased to continue the Electric Vehicle (EV) incentive program for its electrical service customers and employees!

Why Alaskans Are Switching to Heat Pumps.

Many of AP&T’s customers have been switching to heat pumps to obtain a variety of benefits:

Potential savings on heating bill

 Cleaner indoor and outdoor air

 Safe heating option

 Automated / Remote control options

 Supports Indigenous stewardship goals

 Efficient use of energy

 Provides air conditioning in warmer months

Alaska Heat Smart

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The new Southeast Conference / Alaska Heat Smart ACES program is offering heat pumps incentives of $4k (no income cap!) to $8.5k for qualifying homeowners. Apply before you purchase your heat pump.

Spruce Root

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Spruce Root, in partnership with Information Insights and regional energy experts, is launching a multi-year effort to increase affordability of air source heat pumps to Tribally owned homes and facilities on Prince of Wales Island.

Electric Vehicles (EV’s): A Boosted AMP-UP Program!

AP&T is expanding its commitment to clean transportation and economic development in rural Alaska by broadening its “AMP-UP” electric vehicle incentive program to include community charging stations!

Earn $500 for EV Purchases & $1,000 for Public Chargers

Charging Station Incentives

Local and tribal governments that install public charging stations for EVs are eligible to receive an incentive payment of up to $1,000. This Electric Vehicle “EV” Incentive Program responds to consumer interest in EVs.

Meaningful Ways to Reduce Environmental Impact

In AP&T’s southeast Alaska service areas – where 75% to 90% of energy is generated from renewable hydropower, utilization of electrical vehicles represents a meaningful way to significantly reduce fossil fuel costs and associated emissions and environment impacts, while hedging against the potential future fuel price increases.

Minimum Battery Size Reduced

AP&T has dropped the minimum battery size for its Amp-Up EV incentive program from 16 kWh to 14 kWh. As a result, various long-range electric motorcycles such as the Harley Davidson LiveWire, Zero SR, and Brutus V9 will qualify for a $500 AP&T incentive. If you’re looking for an alternative approach to adventure, here’s a high horsepower opportunity!

AMP-UP Program Requirements

  • Must be 100% EV. Does not apply to PHEVs or EREVs.
  • Minimum battery size of 14 kWh.
  • AP&T must receive documentation the vehicle is titled to one of its electrical customers.
  • The incentive is paid to the person on the title.
  • AP&T must verify the physical presence of the vehicle in its service area.
  • Customers must bring the vehicle to an AP&T service center for in-person verification.
  • Can apply to used vehicles.
  • Only one incentive per VIN number.
  • Recipients of incentives will be responsible for reporting and paying any income or other taxes which may be due.
  • Incentive is paid based on the date the vehicle was registered to the owner.
  • AP&T must receive the application within six months of purchase.
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