Electric Water Heater Rebate
Effective January 01, 2007, if you are an electric member building a new
home or replacing a fossil fuel water heater and plan to install a new electric
water heater, The Energy Cooperative would like to write you a check for
$250 to $350! Why? The Energy Cooperative wants to promote the use of
energy efficient appliances. The installation of a well insulated water heater
helps to reduce energy consumption and helps members save money
towards their utility bill. If you are constructing a new home or replacing a
propane gas, natural gas or fuel oil water heater with a new electric water
heater you can qualify for a rebate ranging from $250 to $350. Please see
the qualifications listed below:
Electric Water Heater Rebate Plus Program:
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Warranty Period:
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50-70 Gallon Size:
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Over 71 Gallon Size:
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6 Years or more:
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$250
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$350
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Qualifications:
- Minimum six (6) year manufacturer's warranty.
- Minimum 50-gallon tank water heater.
- For a new construction home or fossil fuel water heater replacement.
- Must be a new electric water heater .
- The water heater must contain a minimum of two inches of foam
insulation for an "R" value equal to or greater than 16.
- The water heater's element size must be 5500 watts or less per
element.
- Energy Cooperative electric members only.
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Note:
- All warranty periods are defined by the manufacturer’s warranty only. Extended warranties provided
by outside parties do not qualify.
- Application for rebate must be made within nine months of the purchase of the water heater.
- A new construction home must have a new physical foundation.
- Fossil fuel is defined as natural gas, propane or fuel oil only.
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