Qualifying Appliances

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Qualifying Appliances

Below is a summary of current incentive offerings. For detailed information about qualifying models, program qualifications, and participating retailers or contractors, please click below.

Appliances & Lighting (Questions? Call 1-888-365-1558)
Equipment/Service	Customer Incentive	Contractor Incentive	Qualifications	Form
Clothes Washer	$50	n/a	MEF of 2.0 - 2.45 and a WF of 6.0 or below. Water must be heated with an electric water heater	2013
Clothes Washer	$75	n/a	MEF 2.46 or higher. Water must be heated with an electric water heater	2013
Clothes Washer Recycling	n/a	$25	Requires recycling documentation and receipt of customer form for purchase incentive	2013
Refrigerator	$20	n/a	ENERGY STAR	2013
Dishwasher	$20	n/a	EF of .72 or higher. Water must be heated with an electric water heater	2013
Electric Water Heater	$50	n/a	EF .93+ (40 gallons or larger)	2013
Lighting Fixtures	$20	n/a	ENERGY STAR	2013
Ceiling Fans	$20	n/a	ENERGY STAR	2013
Room a/c (available June - August)	$30	n/a	ENERGY STAR	2013
Room a/c recycling (available July - August)	$20	n/a	Requires corresponding purchase of new ENERGY STAR model to qualify	2013

* The MEF, or Modified Energy Factor, is a calculation used to compare the relative efficiency of clothes washers. The EF, or Energy Factor, is the energy performance metric used for dishwashers and electric water heaters. The higher the MEF or EF, the more efficient the appliance.

The WF, or Water Factor is the water performance metric that allows the comparison of clothes washer water consumption independent of clothes washer capacity. The lower the value, the more efficient the clothes washer is.

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