North Carolina

Incentives/Policies for Renewables & Efficiency

City of Concord Electric Department - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

Last DSIRE Review: 01/14/2013

Program Overview:

State:	North Carolina
Incentive Type:	Utility Rebate Program
Eligible Efficiency Technologies:	Heat pumps
Applicable Sectors:	Residential
Amount:	Heat Pumps: $400
Eligible System Size:	Heat Pumps: 1 ton - 5 ton
Equipment Requirements:	Heat Pumps: 14 SEER minimum
Web Site:	http://www.concordnc.gov/Departments/Electric/Heat-Pump-Rebate

Summary:

The City of Concord Electric Department offers an incentive program encouraging its residential customers to replace their existing HVAC system with a more energy efficient heat pump system. Heat pumps between one and five tons in size with a SEER of 14 and above qualify for a $400 rebate. Single family residential electric customers with non-delinquent accounts are eligible to apply for this rebate. A copy of the sales invoice from the contractor who completed the installation of the heat pump system must be supplied to the City of Concord Electric Department, along with a completed rebate application, within 60 days of the purchase. Visit the program website, or contact the City of Concord Electric Department, for further information and applications.

Contact:

Alex Burris
Concord Electric System Department
Heat Pump Rebate Program
PO Box 308
Concord, NC 28026
Phone: (704) 920-5335
Phone 2: (704) 920-5301
Web Site: http://www.concordnc.gov/Departments/Electric

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