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NY-Sun loan program is part of broader NY-Sun Initiative program to accelerate the use of solar PV across the State. In addition to cash incentives, NY-Sun Initiative also provides State sponsored low...

Southwest Electric Cooperative offers rebates to its customers for a variety of energy efficiency improvements. Rebate offerings are subject to change. Please consult the utility's program website for...

The City of Palo Alto offers rebates for electrification measures such as water heaters and HVAC equipment. See website for details.

NYSERDA offers a suite of loans under the Green Jobs-Green New York (GJGNY) Program to help New York State residents finance energy efficiency improvements, and renewable energy systems. Eligible proj...

OriginTexas is credited with being the first state to establish an Energy Efficiency Resource Standard in the United States.* Originally, the goal called for investor owned utilities (IOUs) to meet 10...

OriginRhode Island enacted legislation in 2006 requiring the state Public Utilities Commission (PUC) to establish standards for system reliability, energy efficiency and conservation procurement, incl...

Puerto Rico has established a target to reduce electricity consumption by 30% from 2019 levels by 2040. This amounts to a reduction of 4,744 GWh of electricity consumption per year.This goal can be re...

Current RequirementsH.B. 291 of 2019 updated the energy savings goal for utilities to be 5% savings relative to 2020 retail sales between 2021-2025. Origin In 2008, New Mexico enacted H.B. 305, the Ef...

Origin Established in 1998 and subsequently revised several times, Connecticut's renewables portfolio standard (RPS) requires each electric supplier and each electric distribution company wholesale su...

The Wakefield Municipal Gas & Light Department (WMGLD), offers the "Incentive Rebate Program" to encourage residential customers to improve the energy efficiency of their homes. All home energ...

Origin In 2007, the Minnesota legislature passed the Next Generation Energy Act (NGEA), which requires both electric and natural gas investor-owned utilities to reduce energy sales, and spend a minimu...

Current RequirementsH.B. 1227 of 2017 extended electric utility energy efficiency programs through 2028, requiring the Colorado Public Utilities Commission (COPUC) to set goals of at least 5% peak dem...

Note: H.B. 6 of 2019 reduced the target for annual energy savings to 8.5% by 2026, meaning that utilities are no longer required to offer energy efficiency portfolios. The Public Utilities Commission ...

In March 2006, Wisconsin enacted Act 141 (2005), which requires the Wisconsin Public Service Commission (WPSC) to revise goals, priorities, and measurable targets for energy efficiency programs every ...

Public Act 229 of 2023, known as the Clean and Renewable Energy and Energy Waste Reduction Act, amends Michigan’s 2008 energy law, Act 295. This new legislation sets revised Energy Waste Reduction tar...

Evergy, formerly Kansas City Power and Light, offers ways to save money while becoming more energy efficient. Discounts are available when shopping at their marketplace and at participating retailers....

The Climate and Equitable Jobs Act amended energy efficiency requirements for Illinois utilities.The law requires the Illinois Commerce Commission to establish new cumulative persisting annual savings...

Note: Missouri's energy efficiency goals have been changed to reference the number of years that the individual utility programs have been in effect rather than calendar years.Origin In 2009, Missouri...

In December 2009, the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission's (IURC) ordered utilities to establish demand-side management (DSM) electric savings goals leading to 2.0% reduction of electricity sales b...

OriginIn 2008, Iowa enacted S.F. 2386, which requires the Iowa Utilities Board (IUB) to create energy savings standards (electricity and natural gas) for all rate-regulated utilities. Utilities that a...