Up to half the energy you use at home goes to your air conditioner or heat pump. If your equipment is more than 10 years old, or is struggling to keep your home comfortable, don’t wait until it fails. Consider a high-efficiency replacement and get a rebate to help you save on heating and cooling costs. Plus, Kansas residents could save up to $1,000! [1]

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Whether you’re replacing your central air and electric gas with a heat pump, or you’re looking to upgrade your central air conditioner, we’ve got rebates that may work for you. Take a quick glance at the chart below to see what’s available, or take an in-depth look at all available upgrades and discounts to find the rebate that works for you.

Equipment Category	Rebate Range	Overview
Central Air Conditioners*	$400–$600	Rebates for SEER2 15.2–17+ systems when replacing failed or operating central AC equipment. Good for homes with central air and gas heating.
Heat Pump Mini Splits*	$150 (flat)	Rebates available for replacing a failed/operating mini split or adding a mini split to homes with existing electric heating.
Ground Source Heat Pumps (GSHP)*	$1,000 (flat)	Rebates for replacing failed or operating GSHPs, ASHPs, or AC systems with electric heating.
Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHP)*	$500–$1,000	Rebates for SEER2 15.2–20+ systems. You may replace a failed or operating heat pump, but you may only replace a central air conditioner when your home has electric heating (electric furnace or baseboard).

Available Rebates

Choose Your Evergy Authorized Contractor 

Choosing an Evergy Authorized (Trade Ally) Contractor takes the guesswork out of upgrading or installing a new AC system. These contractors receive special training to understand which high efficiency systems qualify for Evergy rebates, ensuring your project meets program requirements from the start. 

They also handle the rebate paperwork for you, saving time and reducing hassle—and many can even apply eligible rebates upfront, lowering your out of pocket costs right away. It’s a smarter, simpler way to get comfort, efficiency and savings all in one.

Apart from the fact that an upgraded unit could help save you energy and money, here are some additional reasons that it might be time to upgrade your heating and/or cooling system: 

• Lower installation costs – by installing a more efficient HVAC system, you can get cost savings with the rebate from Evergy, lowering the overall installation costs of your new or upgraded unit.
• Improved comfort – modern systems deliver quieter operation, better airflow, and more consistent temperatures, keeping your home comfortable in every room, season after season.
• Reduced energy use – today’s air conditioners and heat pumps use advanced technology to do more with less, cutting energy use and helping lower your monthly utility bills.
• Potential lower heating costs – a high efficiency heat pump can cost less to heat your home than older systems by transferring heat instead of generating it, especially during moderate winter weather.
• Rebates apply even if your system still works – you don’t have to wait for a breakdown; many rebates are available even if your current system is running, making now a smart time to upgrade.

Take your energy savings further by pairing heating and cooling upgrades with proper insulation and air sealing. Explore Evergy’s tips and discounts to keep comfortable air where it belongs—inside your home.

[1]Actual rebate amounts vary depending on your existing equipment and the efficiency of your new equipment. Click here for full program terms and conditions. 

*Notice of Transition from R410A Refrigerant: Due to new regulations introduced by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Evergy wants all customers to be informed of the following: Effective January 1, 2025, the manufacturing of HVAC systems using R410A refrigerant are prohibited. Existing systems using R410A can still be installed until January 1, 2026. New Refrigerants: The industry is moving toward more environmentally friendly refrigerants with lower Global Warming Potential (GWP), such as R-32 and R-454B. If you choose to install an HVAC system that uses the outgoing R410A refrigerant, please be aware that while maintenance and servicing will still be supported in the interim, the availability of this refrigerant will decrease over time and may affect maintenance costs.