PowerSavers
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- 101 Ways to Save
- Commercial Savings Guide
- Insulating to Reduce Heating Costs
- Your Family's Energy Guide
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Red River Valley Co-op Power’s PowerSavers program offers many excellent energy saving resources and incentives for residential and business members wanting to save money on their energy expenses.
In fact, many members have already taken advantage of these programs not only to save money on the upfront costs for these energy saving measures, but they reap the benefits of energy savings for years to come.
This includes great incentives for qualifying heat pumps, Energy Star clothes washers, premium motors, efficient lighting and much more. Click on an incentive form below for a complete list of incentives and criteria for each:
- Residential Incentives
- Business Retrofit Lighting Incentives
- Business New Construction Lighting Incentives
- Business Motors & Drives Incentives
- Business HVAC Incentives
- Business Custom Incentives
- Business Food Service Incentives
Remember, certain criteria apply in order to receive the rebates. If you have questions as to whether or not a product qualifies, please call member services at 1-800-788-7784. Federal tax credits on energy efficient products may also be available, up to 30% of the cost. Members are encouraged to go to www.energystar.gov and click on Tax Credits.
Energy Saving Direct Install Kits
You’ve often heard how little measures can add up to big energy savings on your energy bill. Here’s a program that gives you energy savings for free! All you have to do is pick up the phone and call us. We’ll even come out and install these energy saving measures for you. To find out what comes in the free kit click on the link below. It just might be the easiest savings you’ll ever receive.
Home Energy Walk-thru
If you are concerned about your monthly bill, let’s talk. We’ll start by having a conversation about your home or business and what the usage habits are.
If necessary, we can arrange an Energy Walk-thru to discuss ways to save energy and explain where energy is being used.
Energy Saving Success Stories
Compact Fluorescents (CFL) AND MERCURY INFORMATION
