Snohomish County PUD No 1 offers financial incentives for residential customers to increase the energy efficiency of homes. Rebates are available for a variety of measures including heating, weatherization, heat pumps, and appliances.
Middle Tennessee Electric Membership Corporation (MTEMC) and the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) offer incentives for residential customers through the eScore Program by:
Step 1 â Homeowner contacts a Quality Contractor Network (QCN) member to get started.
Step 2 â The QCN member completes the energy efficiency improvements on the home.
Step 3 â An MTEMC Energy Services Coordinator will review the installed measures and provide an eScore evaluation, which includes:
⢠An eScore card, which ranks the home from 1 to 10 (10 being the best)
⢠A customized list of recommended energy efficiency upgrades
⢠A list of eligible
Coast Electric Power Association (CEPA) provides rebates on heat pumps for new and existing homes through its Comfort Advantage Program. Visit the program website for more information.
Pearl River Valley Electric Power Association provides incentives through its Comfort Advantage Program to encourage energy efficiency within the residential sector. Rebates are available for heat pumps and electric water heaters in both new and existing homes. However, higher rebates are offered if a home meets the standards of a Comfort Advantage Home. Such homes must be new and feature:
Seattle City Light provides rebates to its customers for energy audits and purchasing and installing energy saving clothes washers and dryers, heat pump water heaters, and ductless heat pumps. SCL rebates are limited offers. Funds and dollar amounts may change. Additional details regarding program requirements and incentive amounts are available on the program website. Â
Public Utility District No. 1 of Okanogan County provides rebates to residential customers for purchasing energy efficient appliances. The qualifying appliance must be installed in a location that receives electrical service from the Okanogan PUD. Interested customers need to call the utility to get the actual rebate amount for each appliance.
Port Angeles Public Works and Utilities offers a rebate program to encourage residential customers to increase the energy efficiency of their homes. The rebates apply to qualifying installations in homes with electric heat. The City also provides a rebate for an Energy Star-rated new home, and offers incentives for manufactured homes and multi-unit buildings. To qualify, the equipment must be installed by a City Authorized Contractor. Additional restrictions may apply.
Some measures vary by efficiency or rating. The Residential Energy Conservation Rebate Brochure is available on the program website. Contact the City of Port Angeles for full details.
Benton PUD offers a $750 rebate to purchasers of NEEM Certified Manufactured homes. These homes must be electrically heated and located in Benton PUD's service territory to receive the rebate. Contact Benton PUD for any additional information on this offering.
Benton PUD offers residential customers a variety of rebates when they make certain weatherization improvements. Appliance rebates are available for energy efficient hot water heaters. The rebate application must be completed and turned in within 60 days of product purchase.
Benton PUD also offers incentives for HVAC equipment and weatherization measures including heat pumps, ductless heat pumps, duct sealing, and insulation. Visit the program website or contact Benton PUD directly for more information.
Pend Oreille PUD offers cash incentives up to $800 to residential customers who purchase an ENERGY STAR-certified manufactured home. All program requirements must be met in order to receive rebate. See the program web site for more information.