The City of New Bern Electric Department offers rebates to its residential customers for installing new replacement energy efficient water heaters and central heat pumps. Appliances must be electric and load management switches must be installed on the appliances, or the existing switch must be reconnected to the new equipment. A copy of the bill of sale with the model and serial number is required.
Once approved, the rebate will be applied to the customer’s electric account. If a request to remove the load management switch is made within two years of the date that the rebate credit is issued, the full amount of the rebate credit will be charged back to the customer’s electric account. Additional information and the rebate application can be found on the program website.
Implementing Sector: | Utility |
Category: | Financial Incentive |
State: | North Carolina |
Incentive Type: | Rebate Program |
Web Site: | http://www.newbernnc.gov/departments/utilities/electric/energy_rebate_program.php |
Administrator: | City of New Bern |
Start Date: | |
Eligible Renewable/Other Technologies: |
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Incentive Amount: |
Electric Heat Pumps: $100/ton/unit Electric Water Heaters: $150/unit |
Maximum Incentive: |
Electric Heat Pumps: $400 |
Eligible System Size: |
Electric Heat Pumps: Minimum 1 ton Electric Water Heaters: Minimum 30 gallons |
Equipment Requirements: |
Electric Heat Pumps: Minimum 14 SEER rating Electric Water Heaters: Minimum 0.91 Energy Factor |
Installation Requirements: | Load management switches must be installed on the appliances, or the existing switch must be reconnected to the new heat pump or water heater. |
Technologies: | Water Heaters |
Sectors: | Residential |
Parameters: | The incentive is 150.00 $/Unit |
Technologies: | Heat pumps |
Sectors: | Residential |
Parameters: | The incentive has a maximum of 100.00 $/ton, The incentive has a minimum of $400.00 |
Name: | Electric Department |
Organization: | City of New Bern |
Address: |
PO Box 1129 New Bern NC 28563 |
Phone: | (252) 639-2837 |
This information is sourced from DSIRE; the most comprehensive source of information on incentives and policies that support renewables and energy efficiency in the United States. Established in 1995, DSIRE is operated by the N.C. Clean Energy Technology Center at N.C. State University.
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