Kcpl cool homes program

In addition, Metropolitan Energy Center can assist you in obtaining rebates funded by the utility companies. At the same time, you'll help to protect the environment through energy conservation. Better Heating Now : Missouri Gas Energy MGE rebates for the purchase and installation of efficient natural gas water heating and space heating equipment within its service territory. The list of eligible participants includes residential property owners, small businesses, developers, and builders who install qualifying systems.

Platte-Clay Electric Cooperative. Platte-Clay Electric Cooperative offers a variety of rebates to customers who wish to upgrade to energy efficient equipment , such as ground source heat pumps, replacement of existing propane, natural gas, air source or electric resistance heating units and geothermal heat pumps.

Atmos Energy — Missouri customers. IPL offers rebates to residential customers who purchase air conditioners, heat pumps and water heaters that meets their standards for energy efficiency. Use current location. See all locations. Admin Admin Admin, collapsed. Main navigation Calendar. Open search form. Enter search query Clear Text. Saved Searches Advanced Search. Online Library. All Events. Kids and Teens. Teens Teens Homework Help.

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This revelation makes the price difference way to high to pass up the Lennox system. No, but don't bet on the old unit being less then 8 SEER. Your right around the 8 SEER days. I would take the Lennox, but insist on longer labor warranty. Good advice. I'll see if I can get a longer warranty on labor. The KCPL rebate is a deal maker. You have spent a great deal of time researching this project.

However, with a premium system like this, I would prefer an OEM coil rather than a third party. I would ask dealer what the cost would be for a matching Lennox coil that will also qualify for this rebate as well as give you equal or better performance numbers.

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