Blue Ridge Mountain EMC - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program (North Carolina)

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Summary

Last modified on May 24, 2011.

Financial Incentive Program

Place North Carolina


Name Blue Ridge Mountain EMC - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program
Incentive Type Utility Rebate Program
Applicable Sector Residential
Eligible Technologies Water Heaters, Comprehensive Measures/Whole Building
Active Incentive No
Implementing Sector Utility
Energy Category Energy Efficiency Incentive Programs
Amount Marathon Water Heater: 300

Conventional Water Heater: 150



Eligible System Size Marathon Water Heater: 40 gallons or greater

Conventional Water Heater: 30 gallons or greater

Equipment Requirements Houses must be all-electric with the exception of gas logs in the fireplace. Home must be less than a year old.










Program Administrator Blue Ridge Mountain Electric Membership Corporation
Website http://www.brmemc.com/Products/EnergyRight/EnergyRight.html


References DSIRE[1]


Summary

Blue Ridge Mountain Electric Membership Corporation, in collaboration with The Tennessee Valley Authority, offers an incentive for its residential members to build their new homes with energy efficiency in mind through their energy right Residential Program. If the home is less than a year old, and it is built to meet the energy right® requirements, the homeowner may receive a $300 rebate on a 40 gallon or greater Marathon Water Heater. You may also build to Energy Right specifications, but choose not to install a Marathon Water Heater. If you install a standard electric water heater, pending inspection, you may still be eligible for a rebate of $150 on a 30 gallon or greater conventional electric water heater.

Incentive Contact

Contact Name Customer Service
Department Blue Ridge Mountain Electric Membership Corporation
Address 1360 Main St
Place Young Harris, Georgia
Zip/Postal Code 30582
Phone (706) 379-3121
Phone 2 (828) 837-1017


Website http://www.brmemc.com/



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

References

  1. 1.0 1.1  "Database of State Incentives for Renewables and Efficiency (DSIRE)"