Install a state-of-the-art induction cooktop

Induction cooking is faster, easy to control, and safer than cooking with gas or propane. We offer more information and resources and several videos demonstrating their benefits on this page.

For cookware to perform on induction cooktops, it must contain iron (cast iron or some types of stainless steel) or have a layer of material with magnetic properties. You can just replace some of your existing cookware selectively, as needed; or you can also buy a new set of cookware – see for example this list.

If you are replacing a gas or propane range with electric, you may need a new 220 Volt electrical circuit, which will add about $1,000 to the total cost.

Some utilities have rebates for induction cooking, and you can search for those here. In addition, if your household income is below 150% of the area median income for your county (which you can check here), you may qualify for an induction stove rebate of up to $840 through the Home Energy Rebates program administered by the Colorado Energy Office (this program is expected to launch in early 2025).