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2011 Rebates Update: Heating & Cooling
Here’s the the latest information on tax credits for residential heating and cooling equipment.
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2011 Rebates Update: Solar
Here is the latest information on tax credits for residential solar water heating and photovoltaic systems.
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2011 Rebates Update: Wind & Geothermal Systems
Here is the latest information on tax credits for residential wind and geothermal systems.
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Tag Archives: home improvement

2011 Rebates Update: Heating & Cooling

Posted on 09. Feb, 2011 by GMS Editor.

Here’s the the latest information on tax credits for residential heating and cooling equipment.

Did Cash for Appliances Work?

Posted on 22. Jul, 2010 by GMS Editor.

The Cash for Appliances program has been adopted in all 50 states, but the results vary widely from state-to-state. What’s been going on?

Cash for Caulkers: The Definitive Guide

Posted on 29. Jun, 2010 by GMS Editor.

The Home Star Program is nearing approval. Here is everything homeowners need to know about the requirements to take full advantage of Home Star.

Cash for Caulkers update

Posted on 28. Jun, 2010 by GMS Editor.

Here’s an update on Home Star, including the Senate legislation and press release; it has bi-partisan support and there are hopes for passage by July 4th.

Colorado: New rebates coming for appliances, home improvements

Posted on 09. Apr, 2010 by GMS Editor.

$18M Recharge Colorado program providing home improvement and appliances rebates to launch on April 19. Get the details.

‘Cash for Caulkers’ aims to make Americans greener at home

Posted on 25. Jan, 2010 by GMS Editor.

Budget-strapped Americans face both an urge to lower their utility bills and a lack of resources to make “green” home improvements. The Home Star, or “Cash for Caulkers,” program aims to bridge that gap.

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Weather funds are ‘an angel’

Posted on 21. Dec, 2009 by GMS Editor.

When Congress put $5 billion into the federal stimulus act early this year to help boost home energy efficiency, it might have had Sandra Kahn in mind.