Category Archives: Energy Tax Credits

Rebate program for energy efficiency switches gears

Posted on August 16, 2010 by Home Energy Editor

With Delaware’s appliance rebate program ending, the Sustainable Energy Utility is now turning its attention to more efficient heating, cooling and lighting. So far, 12,000 rebates have been processed, and qualifying appliances sold before Aug. 31 are still eligible for … Continue reading → Continue reading →

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Zero Energy Homes?

Posted on May 28, 2010 by Damian Styers

Zero Energy Homes is one of the newest buzz terms in the green community – can you take a guess as to what it means?
While it may be fairly self-explanatory, can homes nowadays in the United States really require zero energy to run and therefore help curtail our dependence on oil and gas?
It may be [...] Continue reading →

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UK Blazing A Trail With Smart Metering At Home?

Posted on May 18, 2010 by Damian Styers

Every now and then we learn something from the British. Whether it’s theater, soccer tricks or even the term ‘bloke’ – if you use it – we like to share their ideas. Their on to a good one with home energy efficiency that hopefully is shared worldwide.
The Department of Energy and Climate Change announced that [...] Continue reading →

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