Efficiency Works for Homes is a residential energy efficiency rebate program offered by four utilities through the Platte River Power Authority:
Visit the program website for more information on rebates or rebate amounts.
Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative offers up to $300 for the purchase of an electric water heater. The rebate amount varies based on the size of the water heater purchased. Only one rebate will be paid per home. Blue Ridge Co-op must be allowed to inspect the water heater at any time to ensure program compliance and proper operation. Blue Ridge may end this program without notice at any time. Visit the program website for more information.
Entergy Mississippi offers a variety of rebates and incentives for energy efficient equipment for residential customers. The offerings are separated into 4 categories, A Direct Install Program, A/C Tune-up program, Heating and Cooling Equipment, and Appliances. Incentives for each program vary based on the efficiency of the product. Contact Entergy Mississippi or see the program website for more information.
Residential customers of Entergy Louisiana, and Entergy Gulf States Louisiana can participate in energy efficiency programs designed to help offset cost of installing energy-efficient equipment and measures. Entergy Solutions offers programs for Entergy Louisiana residential customers to save energy and money by reducing the up-front cost of energy efficiency upgrades. The program partners with participating trade allies and retailers, who will help customers find new ways to save. Check here for a list of trade allies.
Please contact the program manager or visit the program website for additional information about the program.
Note: In June 2024, Vermont's state legislature enacted significant changes to its RES via H.B. 289, taking effect July 1, 2024.
In June 2015, H.B. 40 was enacted, establishing a mandatory renewable portfolio standard - called the Renewable Energy Standard (RES) - for the first time in Vermont's history. The state previously had a renewable energy goal, as part of the Sustainably Priced Energy Enterprise Development (SPEED) program.
Eligible Technologies
Eligible renewable technologies are defined as those that use "a technology that relies on a resource that is being consumed at a harvest rate at or below its natural
Arkansas Oklahoma Gas (AOG) provides financial incentives to its residential and small commercial customers for both existing and new construction homes and small business whose primary fuel for heating is natural gas. Incentives for dealers/installers are available for specific equipments. Application along with necessary documents must be submitted to the rebate center within 90 days of installation date or before December 31. Rebate checks will be mailed within 4-6 weeks after completion.
AOG also a part of a statewide joint weatherization program. The program helps to promote energy efficiency in low income single family residential customers. Incentives are available
Cape Light Compact (CLC) offers a variety of financial incentives to customers for purchasing energy efficient residential equipment. Residential customers can take advantage of incentives on weatherization measures, solar water heaters, central AC systems, heat pumps, oil and propane heating equipment, refrigerators, freezers, and other home appliances. Installation of a central AC systems and heat pumps must be performed by a pre-approved contractor, who will provide the rebate form. Instant rebates for certain appliances are also available at participating retailers.
CLC also offers home energy assessments, which include free energy efficient light bulbs, free air sealing, and 75-100% of the
Residential and Non-residential Customer applications for solar rebates have reached the 2019 program capacity limit. All additional Residential and Non-residential Customer applicants will be placed on the rebates waiting list.
Duke Energy's Solar Rebate Program, a part of Duke Energy's voluntary Distributed Energy Resource Program, was approved by an order issued on July 15, 2015. This program is offered by both Duke Energy Progress and Duke Energy Carolinas.
Program Details
Duke Energy offers a rebate of $1 per DC watt for residential and nonresidential customers. Residential customers are limited to a maximum of 20 kW per year and nonresidential
Duke Energy Carolinas' Customer Scale Solar Rebate Program, a part of Duke Energy's voluntary Distributed Energy Resource Program, was approved by an order issued on July 15, 2015.
Program Details
Duke Energy Carolinas will offer a rebate of $1.00 per DC watt for residential customers and nonresidential customers. Rebates are limited to 40 megawatts (MW), with 30 MW for distributed systems under 2 MW and 10 MW for systems under 20 kilowatts (kW). At the customer's discretion, the rebate may be claimed by the customer or applied to companies installing or leasing systems.
For each successive installation of 2
Note: The Federated States of Micronesia are a United States associated state.
In 2012, the Federated States of Micronesia (Yap, Chuuk, Pohnpei and Kosrae) put in place an energy policy, which calls for a 30 percent reduction in use of fossil fuels and 50 percent increase in energy efficiency by 2020.
In addition, it sets broad goals of:
1. Provision of affordable and safe electricity to all the households in the main island center by 2015.
2. Electrification of 80% of rural public facilities by 2015.
3. Electrification of 90% of rural households by 2020.
4. Enhance the supply side