It pays to save energy. You can get a number of rebates, credits and other incentives by making energy-efficient upgrades to your home. This huge, interactive database lists all of them by state.
The government, and some utility companies, offer savings for certain energy upgrades. You might get a discount on CFL bulbs, for example. Or you might get a rebate for installing solar panels. It depends on where you live, and what’s offered.
DSIRE.org includes all of the energy-related incentives and policies that exist in the U.S. and its territories. The homepage is an interactive map. Hover over your state, and you’ll find the number of policies that exist. Click on the state, and you’ll see the full list of all of these policies, including a brief description and links to learn more about them. You can also simply search by area code.
You can filter the full list, too, because some of them are pretty lengthy. You can filter by technology, categories, coverage area, etc. The database is operated by the Clean Energy Technology Center at N.C. State University, and it’s funded by the Department of Energy. You can also check out all of the Federal incentives from the home page.
To give it a try, head to the link below.
