Heat Pump Savings Calculator in Georgia
Compare heat pump and furnace heating costs in Georgia. Uses local climate data (2800 HDD), electricity rates, and fuel prices for accurate savings estimates.
What Georgia Residents Should Know
Georgia falls in IECC climate zone 3A with 2,800 heating degree days per year — well below the national average. With an average heating COP of 3.1, heat pumps in Georgia operate at high efficiency, producing 3.1 units of heat for every unit of electricity consumed.
With natural gas at $1.15 per therm in Georgia, a gas furnace may have lower operating costs in the coldest months. However, heat pumps provide both heating and cooling in one system, which can offset the difference when you factor in AC savings. In shoulder seasons (spring and fall), a heat pump is significantly more efficient, often making the overall annual cost competitive with gas.
While Georgia does not currently offer state-level heat pump incentives, the federal 25C energy efficient home improvement tax credit covers up to $2,000 for qualifying heat pump systems. This credit, combined with long-term energy savings and the dual heating-cooling functionality, makes heat pumps an investment worth evaluating for most homeowners. Enter your home details above to see your projected savings.
Avg. Electricity Rate
$0.134/kWh
Avg. monthly bill: $148
Regular Gas Price
$2.95/gal
Natural gas: $1.15/therm
Heating Degree Days
2,800
Cooling: 2,000 CDD
TOU Peak Rate
$0.210/kWh
Off-peak: $0.070/kWh
Available Incentives in Georgia
| Incentive | Type | Amount | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (Heat Pump - 25C) | tax credit | 30% | Tax credit for installing a qualifying heat pump, heat pump water heater, or biomass stove. Covers 30% of the cost up to $2,000 per year. Can be combined with other 25C credits up to $3,200 annual limit. |
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