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Sign up today for eConnections Webinars

Starting with the June 16 eConnections Webinar, you must register ahead of time to participate. We have a new webinar provider that requires a one-time registration. Once registered you will be sent your personal link into the eConnections Webinars for the rest of 2010. The provider will send eConnection Webinar reminders up to 2 hours prior to the webinar. We’ll also continue to send out invitations each month with a synopsis of the monthly topic. Registration information and link available here.

 

Updates to ENERGY STAR window qualifications

ENERGY STAR recently increased its requirements for qualifying windows, sashes and doors. Windows for the Northern Climate Zone (Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin), must meet .30 or less U-factor. For information on Cash-Back Rewards visit our windows section.

 

2010 Electric Service Rules and Equipment Books now available

The 2010 version of the Electric Service Rules and Electric Service Equipment Books are now available. View the service information manuals online.

 

The 2010 ENERGY STAR® Appliance Rebate Program

State energy offices are gearing up for their ENERGY STAR® appliance rebate programs in 2010. Popularly known as Cash for Clunker Appliances, the federal funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009 is designed to boost appliance sales and make homes more energy efficient.

At this time, funds in Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin are either reserved or gone.

For detailed information on the programs, eligible appliances and links to FAQ’s and forms visit our appliance rebate page.

 

Increased Tax Credits for 2009-2010 Energy-Efficient Improvements and Renewable Energy Systems

Homeowners, home builders and businesses can qualify for tax credits for energy-efficiency and renewable energy improvements. In February of 2009, Congress passed a piece of economic legislation extending the shelf life of the Energy Policy Act of 2005. The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA), also known as the recent economic stimulus bill, expanded many of these tax credits and their time limits.

View a summary of the products impacted by the 2009 Act.