Delta-Montrose Electric Association (DMEA) has partnered with Housing Resources of Western Colorado to offer a free home weatherization service to its residential customers. Eligible members will get a free comprehensive energy audit to determine what areas need improvement. Weatherization improvements include insulation, appliance replacements, lighting upgrades, furnace replacements, duct sealing, and others.

Southwest Electric Cooperative offers rebates to its customers for a variety of energy efficiency improvements. Rebate offerings are subject to change. Please consult the utility's program website for more information. 

Cuivre River Electric Cooperative, through the Take Control & Save program, offers a variety of rebates for its members. Visit the program website for more information.

Lake Region Electric Cooperative (LREC) offers rebates for residential customers to improve the energy efficiency of homes. Rebates are available for air-source heat pumps and central air conditioning units, as well as water heating, electric thermal storage, and electric vehicle chargers. The program website contains all necessary rebate forms. The rebate application forms and a copy of the invoice/receipt must be submitted to the utility in order to receive rebates. View equipment-specific requirements for ductless air-source heat pumps and geothermal heat pump rebates. A list of registered HVAC contractors can be found on the program website.

Great Lakes Energy offers rebates to residential customers through their Energy Wise program. Through this program, rebates exist for energy efficient appliances, lighting, HVAC equipment, and other energy saving measures. View the website for a complete list of rebates and eligible technologies. 

Southeastern Indiana REMC (SIREMC) offers its residential customers incentives for making certain energy efficiency improvements to their homes. Rebates are available for a variety of energy efficient equipment types. See program website above for complete details.  

La Plata Electric Association (LPEA) offers a variety of rebates for its residential members to improve the efficiency of their homes. Rebates are available for a variety of Energy Star appliances, the recycling of a refrigerator or freezer, electric water heaters, HVAC equipment, LED light bulbs and more.

Customers have 90 days from date of purchase to apply for the rebate. Rebates will be credited to LPEA customers’ electric bills within the following billing cycle.

Visit the program website for more information.

Lassen Municipal Utility District (LMUD) is providing incentives for its customers to purchase solar electric photovoltaic (PV) systems. Rebate levels will decrease annually over the life of the program. Through June 30, 2016, rebates of $2.60 per watt-AC up to $3,000 are available for residential systems. Commercial systems can receive a rebate of $1.81 per watt-AC up to $19,000. Rebates are only available for systems up to 50 kilowatts (kW).

Systems must be interconnected and must meet all other requirements detailed in the program guidelines. Homes wishing to receive a rebate must have an LMUD administered energy audit performed and

The Illinois Finance Authority (IFA) is a state conduit issuer of tax-exempt bonds and credit enhancement for projects in Illinois. IFA funding is available to commercial and non-profit entities as long as those entities meet strict eligibility criteria. In 2012, the legislature also added schools and community colleges to the list of eligible entities for energy conservation funding. Entities seeking funding must demonstrate that their projects provide a significant public benefit for the citizens of Illinois. In 2009, the IFA was authorized by legislation (S.B. 1906 and S.B. 390) to provide funding via issuance of tax-exempt bonds for renewable energy