Coverage
What Punchlist has actually verified
This page is generated from the database. It shows the size of the corpus, not an aspiration for it.
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States with published programs
130
Mapped ZIP codes
40
ZIPs with more than one electric utility
3
ZIPs with no electric utility on record
Published programs
| Program | Administrator | State | Last verified | Freshness |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Energy Trust of Oregon — Existing Homes incentives | Energy Trust of Oregon | OR | 2026-09-09 | fresh |
| Energy Trust of Oregon — Manufactured Home Promotion | Energy Trust of Oregon | OR | 2026-09-09 | fresh |
| Energy Trust of Oregon — Eastern Oregon regional offers | Energy Trust of Oregon | OR | 2026-09-09 | fresh |
Where the success fee and filing help are off
Every figure Punchlist publishes is cited from the administrator’s own published documents. Whether a paid third party may assist with an application is a separate question, answered from each program’s own participation rules and recorded per program. Until a program’s rules are recorded, Punchlist’s per-job success fee and filing help are off for that program.
- Energy Trust of Oregon — Existing Homes incentives — This program's rules on paid third-party assistance have not been recorded yet, so Punchlist's per-job success fee and filing help are off for it until they are.
- Energy Trust of Oregon — Manufactured Home Promotion — This program's rules on paid third-party assistance have not been recorded yet, so Punchlist's per-job success fee and filing help are off for it until they are.
- Energy Trust of Oregon — Eastern Oregon regional offers — This program's rules on paid third-party assistance have not been recorded yet, so Punchlist's per-job success fee and filing help are off for it until they are.
What this does not cover
- 3 mapped ZIP codes have no electric utility on record. Punchlist leaves them unmapped rather than assigning the nearest plausible utility.
- 40 ZIP codes are served by more than one electric utility. On those, the ZIP cannot settle the answer and Punchlist says so.
- Exact-address territory verification is not connected. Where the ZIP is split, the result asks you to confirm on the customer’s bill.