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Solar Energy Idaho State Incentives
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Idaho Renewable Energy Equipment Sales Tax Refund |
The following types of equipment can qualify for a 100%
sales tax refund after approval:
- Solar Thermal Electric
- CHP/Cogeneration
- Photovoltaics (PV)
- Fuel Cells
- Landfill Gas
- Geothermal Electric
- Biomass
- Hydroelectric
The equipment must serve a building capable of generating 25kW of
energy. |
| Idaho Power Company: Residential
Energy Efficiency Rebate |
| Clothes Washers: |
$50 |
| Refrigerators/Freezers: |
$30 |
| Ceiling Fan: |
Up to $20 |
| Heat Pump: |
$200 - $1000, varies on system and location of
installation. |
| Attic Insulation: |
$0.15 per sq. ft. |
| Evap Coolers: |
$150 |
| Lighting: |
Up to $15 |
| To qualify, appliances must be energy
star rated, ceiling fans must have light fixtures, central air
conditioning must have a SEER of 13 for existing homes, SEER of 14 for
new homes, and attic insulation will be paid up to maximum of R-50. If
replacing old insulation, the R-rating must be increased by at least 10. |
| For all of Idaho's utility company
rebates, please visit
this page, where you can find all of those, plus all of the
currently available rebates for residents of Idaho. |
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Summary: To qualify, the system must be capable of generating 25kW of
energy. The system must also be inspected by one of the approved
inspectors on this site.
You must also file your rebate claim within three years of the date
you paid the sales tax on the system.
Program will end in July 1, 2011. |
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If you are interested in finding all of the rebate, grant, and loan
programs available to residents of the state of Idaho, please browse to
this page, where you can find all of the currently available
programs. |
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