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Rhode Island Free Energy Audit and Equipment Rebates from National Grid

National Grid is offering free energy audits for its customers. The auditor will show you ways to cut your energy costs - examining your insulation, lightbulbs, windows, etc. Call the EnergyWise Program at 1-888-633-7947

National Grid also offers rebates for efficient natural gas equipment:

ENERGY STAR® Home Natural Gas Heating Systems

$1,000 for ENERGY STAR® gas boilers (90% AFUE) or $500 for ENERGY STAR® gas boilers (85% AFUE)
$400 for ECM Motor gas furnaces (92% AFUE) or $100 for gas furnaces (92% AFUE)
$200 for electronic ignition gas steam boilers (82% AFUE)

Home Natural Gas Hot Water Heating Equipment

$300 for indirect water heating system connected to ENERGY STAR® natural gas boiler
$300 for tankless/on gas demand water heaters (EF.82+ with electronic ignition)

ENERGY STAR® Thermostats

$25 for up to two ENERGY STAR® thermostats

In addition, if you choose a pre-approved contractor to weatherize your home, you can receive up to 50% off the cost up to $1500.00

For more information, visit www.ThinkSmartThinkGreen.com

Bob Black REALTOR Williams & Stuart Real Estate 870 Oaklawn Ave Cranston, RI, 02920	Work: 401.942.0200 ext 28 Mobile: 401.261.1599 Bob@BobBlackOnline.com www.BobBlackOnline.com
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Posted by Bob Black on 07/27/2008 01:14 PM

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2 Comments on Rhode Island Free Energy Audit and Equipment Rebates from National Grid

JUL

2008

Great program. It's going on here in OC, CA and around the country. Coastal areas are early adaptors to no more plastic bags (helps the ocean and environment)

Michael, it's nice to see progressive steps, no matter how small, isn't it? I just wrote something on my other blog about the Whole Foods no more plastic bags program. I think programs that help the wallet will get the attention - whatever works!

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