Induction cooktops cook faster and are twice as efficient as gas-powered cooktops. They are also safer, as there is no open flame, and the stove stays relatively cool preventing stuck-on food mess.
Eligibility and Application Details
Residential Only
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- Submit applications within 90 days of completed installation or certificate of occupancy (new construction).
- Induction for induction cooktop replacement does not qualify.
- Cooktop/range must be 30” or larger.
2026 Income Qualification Limits
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We know the cost of living is pretty high around here, so we're offering added savings for our income-qualified members whose gross income is up to 150% of the area median income (AMI).
Number of People
in HouseholdLa Plata County Archuleta County 1 $120,650 $106,800 2 $137,900 $118,000 3 $155,150 $132,750 4 $172,350 $147,450 5 $186,150 $159,250 6 $199,950 $171,050 *Colorado Energy Office (CEO) Income Limit Table for Fiscal Year 2026-2027
- Complete the form below.
Jump to Application - You will need to upload:
- Copies or photos of the receipts for all purchases.
- Verification of old range/cooktop (if applicable). Photos of the old unit are sufficient.
- IRS W-9 form completed by the member/rebate recipient. A W-9 is kept on file by LPEA as proof of the allocation of funds. Any tax liability is the responsibility of the rebate recipient. Name on W-9 must match name on rebate check. View W-9 Guide here.
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If you are applying for an income-qualified rebate, you must complete the self-attestation form linked here and include it as an additional attachment with your rebate application.
- Applications typically take 8-10 weeks to process and are remitted as a bill credit.
Induction Cooktop Rebates
3rd Party Rebate Assignment Form
Having trouble submitting your rebate? Email us at rebates@lpea.coop.