Insulation is one of the most cost-effective ways to prepare your property for any weather and season. The better the insulation, the less your HVAC system has to work to maintain comfortable temperatures. This can reduce energy use as well as heating and cooling costs.
By installing energy-efficient insulation, you can reduce monthly energy bills and create a more comfortable environment year-round. Explore available Energy Trust cash incentives and start saving more today.
See available incentives for insulation in the following table. Download the Oregon Existing Buildings Incentive Application to review equipment specifications and requirements before purchasing insulation.
| Insulation type | Incentive |
|---|---|
| Attic or Below Deck Roof Insulation | $0.90 per sq. ft. |
| Wall Insulation | $1.30 per sq. ft. |
| Above Deck Roof Insulation | $1.00-$2.85 per sq. ft. |
| Pipe Insulation (gas and electric heat) | $18-$30 per linear ft. |
Incentives are subject to funding availability and may change.
For attic, roof and wall insulation, all projects must meet these requirements:
| Equipment | Requirements |
|---|---|
| Attic or Below Deck Roof Insulation | • Existing condition must be R-9 or less • Insulate to at least R-25 efficiency rating or fill cavity |
| Wall Insulation | • Existing condition must be R-6 or less • Insulate to at least R-20 efficiency rating or fill cavity |
| Above Deck Roof Insulation | • When existing condition is R-0, insulate to at least R-15 efficiency rating. No existing insulation, unless existing is damaged or missing • When existing condition is R-5 or less, insulate to at least R-30 efficiency rating. If R-30 insulation requirements cannot be met due to existing site restrictions, a minimum of R-15 must be achieved |
| Pipe Insulation | • Must insulate bare pipe with no existing insulation or replace insulation that is aged, wet, or damaged/torn in multiple locations. Ineffective insulation must be documented as such by the installing contractor • Insulation must be at least one inch thick • Jacketing must provide an appropriate level of protection for the insulation under the given environmental conditions to maintain the life of the insulation. This will commonly be All Service Jacketing (ASJ) or PVC in indoor applications and aluminum or stainless-steel jacketing for outdoor projects • Piping must be part of a system using electricity or natural gas provided by a participating utility |
To qualify, you must:
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Whether you’re just starting out or ready to apply, here are the next steps to get you started.
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Download the Oregon Existing Buildings Incentive Application
Download Request for Taxpayer Identification Number & Certification Form (Form W9)
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