Rebates
More powerful solutions than ever exist to help you purchase energy-efficient appliances, high-efficiency heat pumps, and more. And we are continuing to add to our rebate offerings. In the coming months, JOEMC will add rebates for Beneficial Electrifications, EVs, and EV Chargers.
Electric Vehicle (EV) Charger Rebate
As a JOEMC residential member, you can receive a rebate of $250 when you purchase and install a Level 2 electric vehicle (EV) charger for your home. The qualified EV Charger must be new and bought and installed during the program year (the program year began January 1, 2024). Complete the rebate form below and submit it. Once received by JOEMC, a representative will contact you regarding any additional information needed to process your rebate.
Energy Star Appliance Rebate
Appliances have two costs…what it costs to purchase and what it costs to run the appliance. Energy Star certified appliances incorporate advanced technologies that use 10-50 percent less energy and water than standard models. Yes, Energy Star certified appliances may cost more when you purchase them but the money you save on your utility bills will more than make up for the difference in price.
By purchasing appliances that have earned the Energy Star certification you may also qualify for a bill credit from JOEMC. To find out which appliances qualify, click the form below. If you see your appliance listed, fill out the rebate form and return it to one of our offices.
Heating & Cooling Rebate
JOEMC members who are installing an Energy Star rated electric central AC, air-to-air heat pump or a geothermal heat pump are eligible for a heating & cooling rebate from the cooperative. Replacing old heating and cooling equipment with an Energy Star qualified unit can cut annual energy bills by nearly $200. And, by installing an Energy Star high efficiency heat pump in a newly constructed home, you’ll be lowering your electric use and increasing you comfort. Learn more about different types of Geothermal Installations.
Heat Pump Water Heater (HPWH)
If your electric water heater has been around more than a decade, it might be time for a replacement. When shopping around, take a look at the energy-saving heat pump water heater (HPWH). While they typically cost more than standard water heaters, it can be two to three times more energy-efficient than conventional electric resistance units. And now, JOEMC offers a rebate of $300 for a newly installed HPWH of 55 gallons or less. Click on the rebate form below to learn about rebate details and qualifications. Learn more about a HPWH work.
