Incentives to lower household energy bills
Source: South Australia. Energy Minister. Media Release
"South Australian householders now have the opportunity to lower their energy bills by around $80 a year or more under the State Government’s Residential Energy Efficiency Scheme (REES). Under the REES, electricity and gas providers who supply more than 5,000 residential customers in SA will be offering incentives to householders to adopt measures that will make their homes more energy efficient. Each energy provider determines what measures and incentives they will offer to households. These may include rebates or other offers to:
* Use more efficient lighting and showerheads
* Draught proof doors and windows
* Install more efficient water heaters and heating and cooling systems
* Participate in a home energy audit."
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Posted by Library Help Desk at 12:30 pm
Labels: Climate change, Energy and resources, Environment
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