Residential Rebates
"I immediately noticed a difference after the insulation was done and our furnace cycle kicked on 50 percent less," he said. "It was hearing about the Denver Energy Challenge program that was the catalyst in getting us to improve the insulation in the attic… we said we have to do this now."
- Testimony from a Denver resident participating in the program
2012 Rebates
In order to be eligible for a rebate from the Denver Energy Challenge, participants must first sign up for the program and have spoken with their energy advisor prior to having any rebated energy improvements completed in the home. This is to ensure that participants are able to meet all program requirements.
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You must be a resident of the City and County of Denver to participate. Check your zoning here.
Always make sure that your contractors are licensed within the City and are pulling permits for each project. Why Permits Matter
Xcel Rebates – Rebates through the Denver Energy Challenge can be used in combination with rebates offered through Xcel. Your advisor will make sure you apply for these as well. For more info. please visit www.xcelenergy.com/rebates.
Free Energy Advising For Participants
* Review a previous audit
* Prioritize energy saving measures
* Locate Contractors
* Compare and review bids
* Locate rebates and help you apply
* Answer any questions you have about energy savings
Visit Residential FAQ's for details on these services
"It is solely because of Jason's (our energy advisor) follow-through, after the initial visit, and help coordinating with contractors for bids, that we followed-through and made the suggested upgrades. Without Jason, I would have completely dropped the ball and we would not have made the changes. Jason's approach and interactions were helpful and appropriately responsive; he was never pushy, but supportive at all times."
