AEP (Central and North) - Residential Energy Efficiency Programs (Texas)

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Summary

Last modified on February 12, 2015.

Financial Incentive Program

Place Texas


Name AEP (Central and North) - Residential Energy Efficiency Programs (Texas)
Incentive Type Utility Rebate Program
Applicable Sector Construction, Installer/Contractor, Multi-Family Residential
Eligible Technologies Building Insulation, Caulking/Weather-stripping, Comprehensive Measures/Whole Building, Custom/Others pending approval, Duct/Air sealing, Unspecified technologies
Active Incentive Yes
Implementing Sector Utility
Energy Category Energy Efficiency Incentive Programs
Amount Residential Standard Offer Program: $242/kW and $0.08/kWh

Residential Standard Offer Program Underserved Measures (HVAC, Insulation): $269/kW and $0.09/kWh
Residential Standard Offer Program Underserved Counties: $296/kW and $0.10/kWh
TCC ENERGY STAR Homes: Custom for builders
Hard to Reach Standard Offer Program (Single Family): $360/kW and $0.11/kWh
Hard to Reach Standard Offer Program (Multifamily): $325/kW and $0.10/kWh
Hard to Reach Standard Offer Program (Underserved Counties): $440/kW and $0.15/kWh




Equipment Requirements See program web site





Maximum Incentive SOP TCC: $150,000 (Large Projects); $150,000 (Small Projects); $25,000 (Small Projects Monthly Reservation Limit)

SOP TNC: $40,000 (Large Projects); $20,000 (Small Projects); $5,000 (Small Projects Monthly Reservation Limit)
SOP TCC (Hard to Reach): $75,000/sponsor
SOP TNC (Hard to Reach): $50,000/sponsor






Program Administrator CLEAResult Consulting
Website http://www.aepefficiency.com/TCC.html


References Database of State Incentives for Renewables and Efficiency[1]


Summary

The Residential Standard Offer Program and Hard to Reach Standard Offer Program provide incentives to Project Sponsor contractors for installing energy efficiency measures at the homes of residential customers. Both programs provide incentives for upgrades to residential properties; however the Hard to Reach Program focuses on low-income homes and underserved communities. Project Sponsors agree with customers on terms including measures to be installed, conditions of sale, and price. Customers will be asked to sign and date the Host Customer Agreement and Acknowledgement form provided by TCC or TNC to document participation in the RSOP or HTRSOP. TCC or TNC will select a random sample of sites and measures to inspect and will contact those customers to schedule the inspection. View the program web site to see information on both of these Standard Offer Programs.

The ENERGY STAR Program provides incentives to builders in the Texas Central Company Energy service territory for the new construction of ENERGY STAR certified homes. The homes must meet a minimum requirement set forth by AEP program guidelines. Incentives are tied directly to the amount of energy savings. Depending upon the physical location of the home, homes will be paid based upon kW and kWh that is calculated for each home. Eligible features include high efficiency windows, HVAC equipment, tight duct work, lighting upgrades and advanced framing. Visit the program web site listed above for additional information on this offering.

Incentive Contact

Contact Name Sean Nunes
Department CLEAResult Consulting
Address 4301 Westbank Drive, Bld. A, Ste. 250
Place Austin, Texas
Zip/Postal Code 78746
Phone (512) 327-9200
Phone 2 (713) 320-1772
Email snunes@clearesult.com
Website http://www.clearesult.com/


















  • Incentive and policy data are reviewed and approved by the N.C. Solar Center's DSIRE project staff.[1]

References

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