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Build Green - Get Rebates
Build Green - Get Rebates!
Imagine getting a check from your city water department for $250 just because you were “green” thinking and bought a new energy efficient washing machine!
Well that’s what Los Angeles has been doing to promote water conservation. Other cities and states, and even the Federal Government, are also promoting energy efficiency and water conservation.
Many people are totally unaware of what programs are available on a city, state or federal level that will give them some additional incentive to conserve. I call these incentives, “Green for Green”.
Here is a wonderful web site that will give you the information you need to find incentives to “go green”. It is called, DSIRE.
The DSIRE website provides a fast and convenient method for accessing information about renewable energy and energy efficiency incentives and regulatory policies administered by federal and state agencies, utilities, and local organizations.
Financial Incentives = tax incentives, grants, loans, rebates, industry recruitment, bond programs, and production incentives.
Save the planet, save money doing it.
Enjoy,
Carl

