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Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Denton Municipal Electric to introduce GreenSense rebate program in 2009

Denton Municipal Electric (DME) is ringing in 2009 by introducing its new GreenSense Energy Efficiency Rebate Program. The GreenSense Program, approved unanimously by the Denton City Council in December, offers financial incentives for DME customers who make energy efficiency improvements to their homes or businesses.

Typical energy efficient window.

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Typical energy efficient window.

“As an electric utility, DME is always looking for innovative ways to continue providing the highest level of quality service to our customers,” said Phil Williams, DME General Manager. “The rebate program for home improvements is just one of those ways we can be responsive to our customers and be environmentally conscious at the same time.”

The GreenSense Program offers rebates for energy efficiency improvements for new construction and existing homes and businesses. Improvements that qualify for rebates include heating and air conditioning, attic reflective radiant barrier, solar screens, energy efficient windows, solar water heaters, interconnected PV systems, attic/ceiling insulation, and programmable thermostats. Customers who qualify for rebates through the program will receive a percentage of the cost for the improvement as a credit on their utility bill.

For improvements to qualify for a GreenSense Rebate, all work must be performed after January 1, 2009. Any work prior to January 1, 2009 will not be eligible for a rebate under the existing guidelines. Rebates are also based upon eligibility of funds. When funds for the program have been exhausted, the program will become inactive until October 2009 when funds are again available.

“When you own a home or business, you have to make improvements over time, but you may put them off until they are no longer just an improvement, but an emergency. The GreenSense Program is an incentive for our customers not to put off for tomorrow what could save them money and energy today,” stated Lisa Lemons, DME Community Relations Manager. “The more participation we have in the program, the greater the savings to our customers and to us. The more energy efficient our customersbecome, the more energy efficient we become as a utility.”

To view the GreenSense Energy Efficiency Rebate Program Guidelines and Installer Participation information, please visit www.dmepower.com and click on the GreenSense logo.

Source: Denton Municipal Electric



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