Linn County Rural Electric Cooperative - Residential and Small Commercial (<75kw) rebates
Administered by Linn County Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Linn County Rural Electric Cooperative offers rebates for energy-efficient equipment including heat pumps ($300–$500 per ton depending on type), heat pump water heaters, heat pump dryers ($150), induction cooktops ($75), and Level II EV chargers (up to $175 or 50% of cost). You must be a member with less than 75 kW demand and submit your application within three months of purchase with your invoice and equipment details.
This program incentivizes installation of ENERGY STAR and Cold Climate equipment across heating, water heating, and electrification categories. Contractors should verify customer eligibility (member status, demand tier, rate schedule for EV chargers), obtain equipment model and serial numbers, and ensure customers submit applications within three months of the invoice date; rebates under $500 appear as bill credits.
Corridor Energy Cooperative administers rebates for member accounts under 75 kW non-coincidental 15-minute demand during winter and summer peak months. Applications must be submitted within three months of purchase and are capped at current-year deadlines; for AEP members, growing-load rebates are held 12 months for usage verification then pro-rated on cooperative power percentage. The program targets residential and small commercial members pursuing beneficial electrification and efficiency upgrades, with a tiered bonus structure available for comprehensive home improvements including HERS scoring.
Program details
- Program ID
- 2447
- Last updated
- 9/20/2024
Eligibility
- Sectors
- commercial residential multifamily residential
- Technologies
- geothermal heat pumps water heaters heat pumps comprehensive measures/whole building food service equipment level-2 electric vehicle service equipment
Program summary
Contact & resources
- Contact email
- rebates@linncountyrec.com
- Additional resources
Please verify current program details with the administering agency before making any financial decisions.