• Stimulus Savings
  The recently-passed federal stimulus bill includes provisions that may affect you, including funds for homeowners to make energy efficiency improvements.

• How has the new stimulus bill
  affected the tax credits for energy
  efficient home improvements? Learn more:
  Federal Tax Credits for Energy Efficiency

• Energy Wise® Programs
  Energy Wise programs are offered to MVEC’sresidential members – these programs offer reduced electric rates. Nearly 50% of MVEC members participate in EnergyWise programs.
  
  • What is Energy Wise
  • Energy Wise Terms,
    Conditions & Checklist 
  • Energy Wise Wiring Diagrams
  
  NOTE: All wiring for Energy Wise Programs must be completed by the owner and/or an electrician and must be inspected by a local or state inspector.
  • Local electricians familiar with MVEC’s programs
  • Wiring affidavit
    (homeowner request for electrical inspection form)
  • Heating and cooling contractors
    
    
• Rebates
  Combining Energy Wise programs with rebate offers is another outlet for energy conservation efforts. Rebates range from $10 to $350.
  
  
• Energy Saving Tips
  The typical household spends approximately $1,900 per year on energy bills. Read our energy saving tips and learn how you can save. 
  
  
• Energy Resource Conservation Loans
  Finance your energy efficient improvements with an Energy Resource Conservation Loan. Loans are available up to $5,000 per project at an interest rate of 5%.
  
  
• Sales Tax Exemption Form
  According to Minnesota law, electricity sold to residential users where electricity is the main heat source is exempt from Minnesota sales tax during the heating season. Use this form to file your exemption with us.

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• Do you want to find ways to lower your energy bills?
• Are you looking for ways to green your lifestyle and improve the environment?
• Would you like to calculate how much energy it takes to run your home's air conditioning?