New Hampshire Energy Incentive Series Part Three of Five, Residential Electric Energy Efficiency Rebate Programs, the National Grid's New Construction Program, offers folks incentives and even technical support to help their customers, that are having a Energy Star Certified Home built.
The Eligible Energy Star Certified equipment includes, Room Air Conditioners, Lights - like Compact Fluorescent Bulbs for an example, and Washers. The rebates can range from a $1.00 to $50.00's. Some of the rebates are given at the time of purchase, while others you need to fill out a mail-in application.
New Hampshire Energy Incentive Series Part Three of Five, there's also a home Energy Solutions Program, offers to National Grid's New Hampshire residential customers up to $4000.00 in services for qualified electric efficiency improvements. The program is offered to those customers with an average electric use of 30 kWh per day or more Incentives are available to replace inefficient lighting and refrigerators and to add insulation in electrically heated homes.
Incentive Type: Utility Rebate Program
Eligible Efficiency Technologies: Refrigerators, Freezers, Lighting, Duck Air sealing, Building Insulation, Comprehensive Measures/Whole Building
Applicable Sectors: Residential
Amount: Lighting Rebates $1.00 to $10.00/Fixture, Room Air Conditioners
Maximum Incentive: The Home Energy Solutions Program $4000.00
New Hampshire Energy Incentive Series Part Three of Five, National Grid Residential Electric Energy Efficiency Rebate Program.
Link to Part Four
New Hampshire Energy Incentive Series Part Four of Five
Link to Part Four
New Hampshire Energy Incentive Series Part Five of Five
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Dale: Good post I would like to use you clip art, do you approve? Regards,
Dale upgrading energy efficiency is so expensive I guess the only way to get people to do it is to reward them with tax credits, etc.
Howdy and Morning Frank, John
Appreciate you coming by to pay a visit, and its a pleasure to write a reply to the comments. You both have left on this blog post, here at my little ole New Hampshire Blogging Homestead.
Frank - before I give you an answer, will you please be specific as to the clip art you are asking about.
John - yes some items can be expensive to upgrade at first, but it will save you money in the long hall. Plus in a few years, folks could very will be made to do the upgrades in order to even put their home on the market to selle. That is what the Fed's are working on and wanting to do to folks.
Dale,
When I saw that first picture, I thought the title ought to have been "Plug In, Turn On!" LOL
Mike in Tucson
Howdy and Evenen Mike
I sure do always appreciate you stopping by to sit and visit for a bit, and its always my pleasure to read and write a reply back, to a comment that you have taken the time to leave on one of the blog posts, here at my little ole New Hampshire Blogging Homestead. My friend
Mighty sorry I have been over at your blog to pay you a visit lately. I've been a bit busy working on getting my Home Energy Audit business up and running and making changes to my Active Rain New Hampshire blog site, and getting my Active Rain Vermont blog site fully up and going. Yes my friend, I'm doing two of them here now. Plus some posting outside the ActiveRain blogging site also. Setup a new e-mail add. for this blog site. And also working on new Energy blog posts just for this blog.
That sure would have gotten the eyes of folks. I'll do my best to stop by your blog tonight.
Dale,
You have developed quite the series on various aspects of energy. Good for you.
Howdy and Evenen Steven
Sorry for missing your comment last night, its always a pleasure to have you stop by to visit and to read and write a reply back to the comments. You leave on the blog posts, here at my little ole New Hampshire Blogging Homestead, my friend
Thank you kindly, I'll be writing and posting part one sometime tonight. I've got planed to being even more posts, to the community. Series and signal posts. Thought was the best way to start bring renewable energy, and energy audit posts.
Dale they have some good rebates going if you purchase Energy Star appliances. Now may be the time to make a purchase if you need one of these items.
Howdy and Afternoon Carl and Ceil
Its always a real pleasure to have y'all stop by to sit and visit for a spill, and to read and write a reply back to one of the comments. Y'all leave on the blog posts, here at my little ole New Hampshire Blogging Homestead, my friends
There sure some fine rebates out there folks, to help them to buy Energy Star appliances. So they can save some money.
Dale I think we may qualify for some of these rebates; I'm thinking about adding some extra insulation and maybe some new windows on the north side of our home. Have toput a pencil to it cost wise.
Howdy and Evenen Carl and Ceil
Its alway a pleasure to y'all stop back by to visit for a bit, and to read and reply to your comments. On the blog posts, here at my little ole New Hampshire Blogging Homestead, my friends
I'm sure y'all can. I've heard there are some mighty fine rebates go-en on there in the Great State of Texas also.