Energy-Efficient Rebates Pushed to Spring
Posted by Tre Pryor, Editor-in-Chief on October 10, 2009 in Home Improvement tagged with Energy Star, Home Improvement, tax rebatesThe Federal government is notorious for spending money it doesn’t have. These housing rebates are just one of a hundred examples.
The federal government will not distribute $296million in federal funds until after Nov. 30, leaving scant time for the state to print, distribute and begin processing rebate coupons. Instead, Kentucky is aiming for a springtime campaign to spread around its share of the money — estimated at $4million.
Kentucky home owners can still upgrade their homes now, but won’t see the money until Spring. Before you buy, check the list of criteria required to qualify for the rebates. This won’t be listed until next year but the Department of Energy grants Energy Star status for the following appliances:
Boilers
Air conditioners
Clothes washers
Dishwashers
Freezers
Furnaces (oil and gas)
Heat pumps (air source and geothermal)
Refrigerators
Water heaters







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