Save Energy In My Home – Utility Energy Efficiency Programs
AEP Ohio customers
You can get a $50 rebate when you purchase a new ENERGY STAR® certified refrigerator, plus $35 when you recycle your old working fridge through AEP Ohio’s Recycling Program. You can save up to $260 over the next 5 years in energy costs! If you are an AEP Ohio customer, get started by calling 1-866-899-9862 for more information.
AEP Ohio is offering several energy efficiency programs to their business (non-residential) customers for the installation of using Ebac energy efficient products. Learn more here.
AEP Ohio’s Home Energy Profile
- Find out where your home is wasting energy.
- Find out how much you can save by making energy upgrades.
- Qualify for AEP Ohio energy efficiency rebates.
- Your friends and neighbors are doing it.
- Don’t get left behind spending more money than you have to!
Take the quiz here or by clicking the graphic.
OurSolar Program
Interest in renewable energy is growing, but installing solar panels at home is incredibly time-consuming and expensive. But as a cooperative, we can do it together!
OurSolar is a new initiative from the Ohio’s Electric Cooperatives, a branch of Touchstone Energy Cooperatives. We are building a brand-new solar array at our Marietta office, and the renewable energy produced by it will be added to our overall energy mix.
How much will this cost? For the average member household, only about 35 cents a year!
Washington Electric Cooperative Rebate Program
WECI offers several incentives to participate in programs to save you — and the cooperative — money by controlling peak energy loads. By installing radio-controlled switches on electric water heaters, heat pumps, geothermal systems and whole-house air conditioners, the co-op is able to reduce wholesale power purchases, thus saving money and resources. Learn more here.
Washington Electric Cooperative, Inc., is a member-owned electric distribution cooperative serving more than 10,500 rural customers in southeastern Ohio.
Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative
Today, Buckeye REC serves over 18,821 consumers in parts of nine counties: Athens, Gallia, Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, Pike, Ross, Scioto, and Vinton.
Buckeye REC is part of a cooperative power generation system (Buckeye Power), from where wholesale electricity is purchased to be distributed and sold at retail rates to co-op members.
Follow instructions associated with the Peak Alert Warning broadcasts to help control the amount of electricity being used on the Buckeye REC system. This will save all co-op members money in the long run.
Follow the Buckeye REC webpage links for energy conservation tips, energy audits, and rebates.
South Central Power Company
Serving nearly 117,000 homes, farms, schools and businesses, South Central Power is Ohio’s largest electric cooperative in 24 Ohio counties, with over 11,000 miles of energized power lines.
South Central Power Company members will soon have access to affordable renewable energy through the OurSolar program. The electric cooperative broke ground for the 650 kW solar array on September 18, 2017. With EnviroWatts you can directly support renewable energy.
For more information about energy management incentives and rebates, contact South Central Power at 1-855-210-2665. Additionally, South Central Power has teamed up with Buckeye Power and Apogee, Inc. to provide energy calculators and other helpful resources.
Have gas at your home or business? Call 1-877-644-6674 to schedule an appointment!
Knowing where your home uses energy is the first step to saving energy and money. Whether you’re looking for a comprehensive review of your home’s energy use through a Home Energy Audit, or a faster evaluation through a Home Energy Assessment, we can help you save big through instant rebates for energy efficiency improvements installed by a participating contractor.