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No.
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Program and Description
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Grant
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1
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Attic Insulation
Upgrade
When
recommended by an ESR, a member can receive an energy grant
for increasing their structure’s attic insulating value to
R-38 or greater. Does not apply to homes built after
1/1/05.
Click HERE for
Insulation Chart. |
½ of the total
cost up to a
maximum of $200.00
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2
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Programmable
Thermostats
When recommended by an ESR, a member can
receive an energy grant for installing a programmable
thermostat to their structure’s Heating Ventilation and Air
Conditioning (HVAC) system(s). |
½
of the cost up to a maximum of $25.00 for each HVAC system
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3
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Ventilation Upgrades
When recommended by an ESR, a member can
receive an energy grant for installing additional
ventilation to their structure’s attic space. Grant may
include labor.
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½
of the total cost up to a maximum of $75.00
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4
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Central Cooling Load
Management Switch
For each central air conditioner or heat pump
load management switch installed on the member’s equipment,
Sawnee will provide an annual participation credit of
$10.00 (paid in two [2] equal amounts of $5.00) per
switch. Such credit will be applied to member’s account.
Click Here for more details |
$10.00 credit annually paid in two (2) equal
amounts of $5.00
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5
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Residential Lighting
Upgrades
Sawnee will provide incentives to customers
who replace incandescent light bulbs with energy efficient
compact fluorescent light bulbs. |
½
of the total cost up to a maximum of $20.00 for replacing a
minimum of 10 bulbs
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6
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HVAC Air Filter Replacement
Sawnee EMC will provide an incentive to
customers who regularly maintenance their HVAC equipment by
replacing their old air filter with new efficient filter.
Fiberglass filters do not apply.
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$5.00 maximum rebate for minimum $10 purchase of air filters |
7
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Low Income
Weatherization
To assist in the
weatherization of homes occupied by members deemed low
income, Sawnee can award a maximum of $200 to a local
community agency that will provide weatherization assistance
to the member. Follow up inspection required by an ESR.
Click here for more details and the
application form
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Up to $200 per home to be paid to the
community agency that completes the work
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Existing Home Rebates
Members can receive rebate(s) for installing
Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) equipment by
a certified & licensed HVAC contractor when used as
the primary heating system in their home. The request to receive rebate money MUST
be accompanied by a certified & licensed HVAC
contractor’s invoice and proof of payment by the
member or builder. Rebate money is not paid
until the installation has been inspected and verified by an
ESR. All rebate money shall be paid to the member.
It is recommended that the member or builder obtain an
evaluation prior to installing equipment. It is the ESR’s
sole discretion to decide applicability of rebates for each
installation. Rebate money may be obtained through the
calendar year of 2008 while funds are available.
Program and Rebates are subject to change without notice.
Rebates may be obtained for the following when recommended
or applicable.
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1
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Existing Home Heat Pump Rebate
A member may be eligible for a rebate for the
installation of an Air Source Heat Pump having a SEER rating
of 14.0 or higher as a replacement for an existing system or
as an addition to the home.
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$75.00 per ton on heat
pump systems, $375.00 site maximum
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