Showing posts with label Appliance stimulus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Appliance stimulus. Show all posts

New York's Great Appliance Swap Out is Approved

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The appliance stimulus plan for New York State has been approved by the federal government.  Being called "New York's Great Appliance Swap Out", residents who purchase new energy star appliances will receive rebates from the federal goverment.



The program is scheduled to run the week of February 13, 2010.

Here is how it will work:
If you purchase an energy efficient refrigerator, those are the ones marked with an Energy Star seal, you will qualify for a $75 dollar rebate.

If you buy an energy efficient washer or freezer you will get you a $50 rebate.

And buying an Energy Star qualified dishwasher plus two other appliances will qualify you for a $500 rebate. No, you can't get a rebate for the dishwasher alone according to NYSERDA.

And if you prove you recycled your old appliance you'll get an additional rebate of $25.

Guidelines for the program include:

-- Consumers must be New York residents.
-- Appliances can be purchased at any retail location and must meet specified energy standards.
-- Consumers must say in writing that the purchased appliances are replacing existing appliances.

Rebate forms and instructions will be available soon at the New York Appliance Swap Out's website or through NYSERDA's hotline (1-877-NY-SMART).

Appliance Stimulus Update's

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More information is coming out about the Appliance Stimulus program.  Here is what we've found:

Connecticut

Alabama

Hawaii

New Jersey

Oklahoma

California Appliance Stimulus Update

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The California "Cash for Appliances" program is hoping to launch in the spring of 2010. The program will cover three appliances: refrigerators, room air conditioners and clothes washers.

State residents can expect to see rebates in the following amounts:

• Clothes Washers - $100
• Refrigerators - $75
• Room Air Conditoners - $50

The rebates will be piggybacked or combined with rebates that are offered through the state of California or appliance manufacturers.

For more information on California's "Cash for Appliances" program, visit The Sacramento Bee.

Update on North Carolina's Appliance Stimulus Program

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On Thursday, the North Carolina Energy Office proposed giving 15% rebates to North Carolinians who buy Energy Star appliances for a select four day period in April 2010.

The proposed rebate would be an instant reduction of the price at the cash register on refrigerators, freezers, clothes washers and dishwashers.

The rebate savings will depend on the cost of the appliance, but rebates are expected to range between $50 and $250.

For now it's just waiting on the o.k. from the U.S. Department of Energy, which is expected to come shortly.