Rebates available to Glenwood Springs Electric customers

April 17, 2020 - Due to budget concerns caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, the City of Glenwood Springs has suspended its Sustainability Program rebates until further notice. 

However, Glenwood Springs Electric customers may still qualify for rebates through MEAN (the Municipal Energy Agency of Nebraska, Glenwood Springs’ new bulk electricity provider), Black Hills Energy and CORE (Community Office for Resource Efficiency). CORE also offers grants for innovative projects.

These rebates can cut the cost of such upgrades as:

  • Air sealing and insulation
  • Heating and cooling systems
  • Programmable thermostats
  • LED lighting
  • Efficient appliances
  • Solar systems

Unsure how to proceed? Our energy coaches can help you sift through the options – sign up for a free consultation.

Start with a home energy assessment

Blower-door test

As long as you’re looking into rebates, consider having a home energy assessment done. Energy Smart Colorado will do one for you at a discounted flat rate of $100. It's an affordable first step to learn which upgrades your home needs to be more comfortable and energy efficient.

A home energy assessment is a comprehensive evaluation of your home's energy use by a professional home energy analyst. The assessment will reveal the places in your home where insulation is skimpy or where outside air is leaking in. The analyst will also evaluate your furnace, water heater and major home appliances to determine whether replacement or repair is recommended.

You’ll get a written report after the analyst visits your home. The report will list all the measures you can take to make your home more comfortable, safe and energy efficient.

Sign up for a home energy assessment here.