Rebates

As a member of the Randolph Electric Membership Corporation (Randolph EMC), residential customers are eligible for low-interest loans on energy efficiency improvement projects if they join the ElecTel Cooperative Federal Credit Union. Membership may cost as low as $1. Projects available for financing include but aren't limited to:

• Efficient windows/doors
• Electric heat pumps
• Furnaces
• Air conditioners
• Generators
• Solar projects
• Water heaters
• Insulation
• EnergyStar appliances

Fixed rates are as low as 4.9%, with up to 100% financing of the purchase price. Payment terms are flexible with a maximum loan of $35,000 ($5,000 if a mobile home). See program site for details.

The Virginia General Assembly enacted legislation in April 2020 (HB 1634 and SB 629), establishing community solar rules in the service territory of Dominion Energy. The General Assembly adopted additional legislation in April 2024, applying the same rules to the service territory of Appalachian Power (HB 108).  

For Dominion Energy, the aggregate capacity limit for all community solar projects is 200 MW. However, once 90% of the 200 MW has been subscribed, the State Corporation Commission will approve an additional 150 MW in capacity, with 51% of that total being set aside for low-income customers. For

The City of Ashland offers incentives to all news homes for energy and water efficiency projects. Program participants can select from any of the individually offered incentives for a partial rebate, or select all of the measures to obtain the maximum rebate of $2,500 and for the home to be recognized as an “Ashland Smartbuild” home. Rebates are offered for a variety of home efficiency projects and equipment, including:

• ENERGY STAR Appliances
• Heat Pumps/Heat Pump Water Heaters
• Water Sense Home Certification
• Earth Advantage Platinum Home
• EV Charging Unit
• Solar Water Heating/Solar PV

The Enhanced Community Renewables Program is one element of the Green Tariff Shared Renewables (GTSR) Program, which was established by Senate Bill 43 of 2014. The Enhanced Community Renewables Program allows a customer to purchase a share of a community renewable energy project directly from a developer and receive a bill credit on their proportionate share of the system's production.  The program is capped at 600 MW statewide. 

Modesto Irrigation District offers rebates for qualifying electric vehicle (EV) chargers for in-home installation. Details, requirements and limitations can be found on the website's catalog.

Designing and building high-performance buildings that are also sustainable is good business and better for the environment. To help offset the cost of constructing environmentally friendly buildings, the city of Burbank created two ordinances and Burbank Water and Power created a rebate program. Rebates vary depending on the level of certification a building receives, ranging from $15,000-$30,000.

The Technology and Equipment for Clean Heating (TECH) Initiative provides incentives directly to contractors to support the installation of heat pump technologies in existing single-family and multi-family properties. For a complete breakdown of incentives and the enrollment process see the program website.

Burlington Electric Department offers a variety of rebates up to $3,000 for the purchase of all-electric and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles. For more details please refer to the program website.

Burlington Electric Department is providing a rebate for the purchase of EV chargers. There are single-family and multi-family homeowner rebates available. See website for details.

Incentives are available to Utah businesses, communities and multi-unit properties for both Level 2 and DC fast chargers. Residential customers may also qualify for incentives when adding a Level 2 charger to their home. Equipment must be on the approved chargers list to be eligible for incentives.

AC Level 2 Charger (Non-residential):

• Single port: $1,000 per charger up to 75% of total charger cost
• Multi-port: $1,500 per charger up to 75% of total charger cost

DC Fast Charger (Non-residential):

• Single port: $30,000 per charger up to 75% of total charger and installation costs (subject to cap)
• Multi-Port:  $42,000