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Maine Public Service Company - Residential and Small Commercial Heat Pump Program   

Last DSIRE Review: 10/29/2012
Program Overview:
State: Maine
Incentive Type: Utility Rebate Program
Eligible Efficiency Technologies: Heat pumps
Applicable Sectors: Commercial, Residential
Amount:Mini-Split Heat Pumps: $600; plus 7.75% financing if necessary
Equipment Requirements:HSPF 10 or greater
Installation Requirements:Contractor must be a registered installer Commercial customers must have a billing demand of less than 25 KW
The home or business where the heat pump will be installed is owner-occupied
Web Site: http://www.mainepublicservice.com/heat-pumps.aspx
Summary:

Maine Public Service Company offers a two-tiered incentive program for residential and small commercial customers. Mini-Split Heat Pumps are eligible for a rebate of $600, as well as a loan to cover the initial cost of the heat pump purchase. Financing is offered at 7.75% APR, for up to five years for approved customers. Bangor Hydro or Maine Public Service residential or small commercial customer in good standing may participate. Participating homes and business must use oil, propane, electric resistance heat or kerosene as the primary heat source and spend at least $1,400 on heat annually. The estimated energy savings associated with a new heat pump must cover the cost of the equipment, installation and loan (optional) over five years. Contact Maine Public Service Company for more information or see the program web site to view the online program application.


 
Contact:
  Customer Service
Maine Public Service Company
110 Carmichael Street
Presque Isle, ME 04769
Phone: (207) 760-2300
Phone 2: (877) 655-4448
Web Site: http://www.mainepublicservice.com/
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