Program | NJ Clean Energy- ENERGY STAR Appliance Rebate program |
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Category | Financial Incentive |
Implementing sector | State |
Last Update | |
State | New Jersey |
Administrator | New Jersey Board of Public Utilities, Office of Clean Energy |
Website | http://www.njcleanenergy.com/residential/programs/energy-star-product-rebates/n… |
Budget | $19.9 million (FY2016) , $17.2 million (FY2015), $22.1 million (total January 2012 - June 2013 funding) |
Start Date | |
Sectors | Residential |
The New Jersey Office of Clean Energy (OCE) offers rebates to state residents who purchase certain energy efficient home appliances. The program website has a search engine where consumers can look up if their product is eligible for rebate. The OCE also offers a $50 rebate for refrigerator/freezer recycling. This recycling offer is only valid till June 30, 2017.
When mail-in rebates are active, as a general rule, all appliances must be ENERGY STAR rated; however, additional requirements may apply to different types of appliances. Rebate requests must generally be made no later than 180 days after the purchase of a qualifying appliance and be accompanied by proof of purchase and product information. Rebates may be limited to one per customer for some equipment types although this is not always the case. Limited number of stores offer rebates as in-store discount.
In order to be eligible for a rebate, consumers must be customers of an electric utility that collects the Societal Benefits Charge on customer bills. The electric utilities that do this are Atlantic City Electric; Jersey Central Power & Light; PSE&G Electric; and Rockland Electric Company. This limitation applies to the refrigerator/freezer recycling program but does not apply to energy efficient lighting incentives.
For further information on the program please consult the program website.