Rebates

The Town of Ipswich Electric Light Department offers a solar PV rebate program to residential and commercial customers. The incentive is $0.30 per watt, up to $3,000. In order to be eligible, systems must have a capacity of 25 kW-DC or less, have less than 20% shading, and face between 90 and 270 degrees east and west respectively. System size limits for interconnection are 10 kW-DC (residential) and 30 kW-DC (commercial).

The Sustainable Rebuilding Program, run by the Colorado Energy Office, offers grants and loans to homeowners, owners of residential rental property, and businesses who need to rebuild their properties after a natural disaster. The program specifically provides funding for high performing, energy efficient, and resilient homes and structures. The grants and loans can be used to fund installation of high-efficiency heat pumps, renewable energy generation, battery storage, and electric vehicle charging stations. The money can also be used for products to achieve advanced energy certifications from federal programs and to brings buildings up-to-date with the most recent energy building code

Shrewsbury Electric & Cable Operations (SELCO) offers a solar rebate program. The rebate program allows residential customers to apply for an incentive for the purchase, installation, and usage of solar PV. The program offers $0.10 per watt up to 10 kW DC of installed capacity. The max rebate is 25% of the installed cost, up to $1,000. Solar installations must have less than 20% shading, facing between 90 and 270 degrees east and west respectively.

Wakefield Municipal Gas & Light Department (WMGLD) offers a one-time solar rebate to its customers. The rebate is set at $0.80/watt off of the total installed cost. Eligible solar installations cannot be above 10 kW DC (residential) and 25 kW DC (commercial), must have less than 20% shading, and face between 90 and 270 degrees. Systems larger than the stated kW DC eligibility cannot use the rebate.

Click here for the online application. For more information contact WMGLD.

Purchasers of energy storage systems in Colorado will receive a tax credit equal to 10% of the purchase price. The tax credit is imposed at the point of sale; the buyer receives a 10% discount, while the seller will apply to the government for the credit.

The sale, storage, and use of energy storage systems for residential dwellings is exemption from sales tax in Colorado.

Reading Municipal Light Department (RMLD) offers energy efficiency incentives to eligible residential and small commercial customers. 

Customers who install qualified grid-connected solar energy systems on their property may be eligible for a rebate of $600 per kilowatt (kW), not to exceed 50% of a project’s cost excluding tax up to $12,000. RMLD preapproval is required.

Linn County Rural Electric Cooperative Association (Linn County RECA) is a member-owned cooperative. To encourage energy efficiency, Linn County offers a number of rebates to residential and commercial customers with less than 75 kW in non-coincidental 15-minute demand during the billing months of December, January, February, June, July and August.  Contact Linn County RECA for precise requirements and rebate amounts. View the program website to locate all equipment requirements and program procedures. Contact Linn County RECA for more information on this program and to ensure eligibility.

 

CenterPoint Energy offers incentives on residential new construction that meets certain efficiency standards. Rebates are available for a variety of heating and whole house measures. See the program website or reach out to the contact information provided below for more information.

Energize Connecticut offers rebates for various energy efficient upgrades for commercial and residential customers. The Rebate requirements, amounts and average costs are all listed on the website above.