As of December 31, 2009 the Cool Choice rebate had expired. But with great luck I am happy to announce that is has been continued through 2010. The rebates aren't as high as the 2009, but it is always good to get a rebate. Numbers range from $50 per ton to $150 per ton. The amount is dependent on efficiency and BTUS. Don't forget pre-approval is required for rebates over $5,000. Contact us for more information. Cool Choice Rebate Form.
It is hard to tell what direction energy efficienct funding will go. The Federal Government may be making huge cuts to energy efficiency and green technology funding, but it may be a little time until we know for sure what is going to happen. But Connecticut is moving in its own direction, continuing and even increasing funding for energy efficient projects. The new legislation SB 1243 that was signed by Governor Malloy in July, makes huge strides forward. SB 1243 is an act concerning the establishment of the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and planning for Connecticut's Energy Future. The bill merges the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and the Department of Public Utility Control (DPUC) into the newly created Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP). The legislation also allocates $2 mil in funding/grants for cogeneration, as well as continuing much of the funding for solar pv, solar thermal, including grant programs, tax rebate...
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