Did you know that your pool pump can earn you extra money in your pockets? That’s right. Depending on your state, local power companies are offering rebates to pool owners who are choosing equipment that leaves a smaller footprint on our environment. Think of this article as your variable speed pool pump rebate center.
Local power companies offer rebates to variable speed pumps that are Energy Star Certified. In short, that simply means the pool pump meets the strict energy performance standards set by the EPA. In fact, these pumps are guaranteed to use less energy, are cheaper to operate, and emit fewer greenhouse gas into the atmosphere.
If you currently have a variable speed pump but aren’t reaping the benefits, check the list below. We have a list of utility companies, by state, who offer rebates for purchasing energy efficient pool equipment like variable speed pumps. Rebate amounts, program due dates. and eligibility requirements vary by the utility company. Please visit the specific utility website for specific program details.
Utility Companies With Rebates
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD)
Lost Angeles Department of Water and Power
City of Pasadena Pump Rebate Program
City of Riverside Public Utilities Pump Rebate Program
Southern California Edison (SCE)
Florida
Hawaii
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Baltimore Gas & Electric (BGE)
Michigan
Efficiency United (13 Different Utilities)
Lansing Board of Water & Light
Missouri
City of St. Louis PACE Financing
Ameren Missouri Residential Electric
Mississippi
Minnesota
Nevada
New Mexico
New York
PSEG (Formally known as Long Island Power Authority)
North Carolina
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
PenElec/ PennPower/ West PennPower (First Energy)
Rhode Island
National Grid Pool Pump Rebate Program
South Carolina
Texas
Utah
Vermont
If you do not see your local utility company on this list, give them a call. Sometimes, without advertising, they may still offer rebates or special pricing. If your local company is offering rebates and it’s not on this list, let us know. We’d love to add it to this list.
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