Inland Power & Light offers a variety of rebates for the purchase of energy efficient equipment. Customers should see the program web site for rebate applications and full program details.
The Central Electric Cooperative (CEC) offers a variety of financial incentives to promote energy efficiency among residential members. Rebates are provided for qualifying weatherization measures, heat pumps & duct sealing, ductless heat pumps, smart thermostats, heat pump water heaters, and other custom projects. Additional rebates are offered for agricultural equipment including irrigation pump variable frequency drives (VFDs) and sprinkler equipment.
Customer eligibility contingent on terms and conditions of respective rebates. Contact CEC for program information or visit the program web site listed above.
Oregon Trail Electric Cooperative (OTEC) assists residential members in reducing electric consumption by providing rebates for energy efficient equipment. OTEC offers an appliance program, a heat pump program, a manufactured home program (NEEM or ENERGY STAR), and a window program. Rebates may not be combined. The applicant must be a member of OTEC and/or provide proof that the project is being completed within OTEC's service territory. Forms and other resources can be found on the program website.
Connecticut Sustainable Energy Funds
Connecticut's original electric-industry restructuring legislation (Public Act 98-28), enacted in April 1998, created separate funds to support energy efficiency and renewable energy.* The efficiency fund is known as the Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund (CEEF), and the renewables fund is known as the Connecticut Clean Energy Fund (CCEF). The mission of the Energy Efficiency Fund is to advance the efficient use of energy, to reduce air pollution and negative environmental impacts, and to promote economic development and energy security.
The Energy Efficiency Fund is funded by a surcharge of $0.003 per kilowatt-hour (3 mills per
Hercules Municipal Utility provides financial incentives for its residential members to increase the energy efficiency of participating homes. Rebates are offered for a variety of home appliances and weatherization improvements, including refrigerators, dishwashers, clothes washers, insulation and high performance windows. Additional equipment requirements can be found on the web site listed above. Please follow program guidelines described on web site listed above to receive full rebate amounts.
South Kentucky Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation (RECC) provides service to more than 60,000 customers in southeastern Kentucky. To promote energy efficiency to residential customers, South Kentucky RECC offers a variety of rebates.
See the website listed above for program details.
Salt River Electric serves as the rural electric provider in Kentucky's Bullitt, Nelson, Spencer, and Washington counties. Residential customers are eligible for a variety of cash incentives for energy efficiency. The Touchstone Energy Home Program provides a rebate of up to $750 to elegible customers building new homes that satisfy the energy efficiency requirements of the program, and who wish to install an electric water heater and either a Geothermal Heating/Cooling System or an Electric Heat Pump. Salt River Electric also provides an incentive for retrofitting electric heat pumps. In addition, Salt River Electric provides a Simple Saver program for
The Smart Saver program offers incentives for residential customers to increase their home’s energy efficiency. Incentives are provided for qualifying heating and cooling equipment installation or service, attic insulation with air sealing, and duct sealing. Duke Energy Indiana electric residential retail customers residing in a single-family home, condominium, duplex or mobile homes are eligible for the incentives. All incentives are paid after completion of the services.
New Hampshire's 1996 electric industry restructuring legislation authorized the creation of a system benefits charge (SBC) to support energy efficiency programs and energy assistance programs for low-income residents. The total base SBC is calculated by adding together the energy efficiency component of the charge, the low-income component, and the lost base revenue component.
The energy efficiency component charges for Eversource, Liberty Utilities, Unitil, and the New Hampshire Electric Cooperative for 2024-2026 are: $0.00577/kWh (2024), $0.00603/kWh (2025), $0.00619/kWh (2026)
The Lost Base Revenue (LBR) component varies by utility and was added to the SBC in 2017. Below are the estimated LBR