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As mentioned in the article states are setting up programs to help you save energy. For those that live in MA head over to http://www.masssave.com/ http://www.
by icefox 15y ago
As mentioned in the article states are setting up programs to help you save energy. For those that live in MA head over to http://www.masssave.com/ http://www.masssave.com/ and sign up for the free* audit on your house. They give you stuff and will chip in the first $2K on work they find that can improve your house and there is a 0% loan you can get for major improvements like windows, replacing your heater etc. Heard from several friends last year that did it saved a bundle last winter and just had them out on my house and expect my heating bill too be much less this winter.
* Well free in the wacky logic that part of your utility bill funds this, but ....
- trafficlight 15y agoNorthwestern Energy ran a pilot program last year where they do an energy audit on your house and then pay for whatever the recommendations are. I ended having new, blow-in insulation installed in all of my exterior walls at no cost to me. That was about $1700 worth of work. Then, over the next few years, they will come by and do additional audits to see if saves Northwestern any money by actually paying the work themselves.