Some common types of rebates and incentives that may be available for energy-efficient upgrades include:
1. Federal tax credits: The federal government offers tax credits for certain energy-efficient upgrades, such as installing Solar panels or energy-efficient windows.
2. State and local rebates: Many states and local governments offer rebates for energy-efficient upgrades, such as installing insulation, upgrading heating and cooling systems, or purchasing energy-efficient appliances.
3. Utility rebates: Some utility companies offer rebates for energy-efficient upgrades, such as installing energy-efficient lighting or appliances, or participating in energy-saving programs.
4. Green building incentives: Some local governments offer incentives for building or renovating homes or commercial buildings to meet green building standards, such as LEED certification.
5. Renewable energy incentives: Some states offer incentives for installing renewable energy systems, such as Solar panels or wind turbines.
By taking advantage of these rebates and incentives, you can not only save money on your energy bills, but also help reduce your environmental impact.
