2023 Energy Efficiency Rebates
Residential
- Air source or geothermal heat pump – Rebate or low interest loan
- Attic insulation for existing structures – 30¢/sq. ft. Maximum rebate of $600.
- Cooling system tune up – $30 incentive
- Heat pump water heater – $400-650 for air or water source
- Smart thermostats – $25-100, depending on electric or fossil fuel heat and installation by homeowner or a professional
Beneficial electrification
- Lawn and garden – 20% incentive of new, battery-powered or corded electric lawn mowers (push, riding or robotic), chainsaws, tillers and snow blowers.
- Induction cooktop – 20% incentive for 30″ minimum width cooktop or range
Electric vehicles
- EV purchase – No longer available. Federal incentives may still be available. Contact your local dealership for details.
- EV charging station – $500 for ChargePoint brand charger
- Pre-wiring for an EV Charging Station – $400 for new construction, 100% of the cost for existing structures with a maximum of $600
See the full list of rebates here.
OTHER NEWS
Wulf awarded $2,000 Dawson PPD STEM Scholarship
Kearney native Hayden Wulf has been awarded a $2,000 STEM Scholarship from Dawson Public Power District. Wulf is the daughter of Douglas and Kellie Wulf. She is currently studying Civil Engineering at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
April 10 is National Lineworker Appreciation Day
Celebrate the power behind your power. This Lineworker Appreciation Day, Dawson PPD invites our customers to recognize our local line crews and all utility lineworkers across America. Our lineworkers’ top priority is ensuring that we have reliable electricity for everyday life. Got power? Thank a lineworker!
Camp Comeca welcomes Youth Energy Leadership Camp after forest fire
Within a month of the fire, the NREA settled on Camp Comeca as its new host in 2023.