Rebates and Incentives

You can save energy and money by taking advantage of a variety of rebate and incentive programs for Energy Star rated appliances and renewable energy system. If you are looking for a broad overview of available rebates and incentives, check this out: Rebates & Incentives at a Glance. More details for all available programs can be found below.

Energy Efficiency Rebate Application:  Use this application for refrigerator, dishwasher, clothes washer, programmable thermostat, smart strip, and low-flow toilet rebates. Whether you are applying through CORE or the City of Aspen, all applications are now sent to CORE.


Holy Cross Energy:Holy Cross customers can take advantage of available rebates for Energy Star qualified appliances.


Federal Tax Rebate:  All recently purchased Energy Star rated products qualify for a tax credit. All forms are available on the Energy Star website.


Community Office for Resource Efficiency (CORE): CORE offers rebates and incentives for renewable energy installations and energy efficient appliances.


Toilet Rebate Program:Rebates are available for all water customers who replace pre-existing toilets with new, WaterSense labeled low-flow toilets. Rebate total may not exceed 50% of toilet's purchase price. Acceptable WaterSense labeled toilets.


City of Aspen Energy Audit Improvements:   If you make improvements to your home or office based upon your City of Aspen energy audit report, you may be eligible to receive up to $225 in reimbursements. Click here for more information.


Xcel Energy:Xcel Energy has an energy efficient program with a variety of rebates. Xcel Energy also has a CFL and refrigerator recycling program. 

 


Source Gas:Source Gas customers can receive rebates with the Reduce and Rebate program.


Colorado Governor’s Energy Office (GEO): The GEO partners with utilities, local governments and service providers to help Coloradans save money and energy with rebates for energy upgrades.



Commercial Lighting Rebates:The Municipal Energy Agency of Nebraska (MEAN), in partnership with its long-term wholesale electric public power utility customers, has developed a commercial lighting program to increase energy efficiency.