As part of the Consumers
Energy Saving Solutions program, trained advisers will perform energy audits
and technicians will install compact florescent light bulbs as well as bathroom
and kitchen faucet aerators in multifamily dwellings.
Jackson, Mich.-based utility company Consumers Energy is
offering owners of apartments and condominiums free installation of
energy-efficient products and evaluation of HVAC and lighting systems in common
areas.
As part of the Consumers Energy Saving Solutions program, trained
advisers will perform energy audits and technicians will install compact
florescent light bulbs as well as bathroom and kitchen faucet aerators.
Rebates
available through the utility for upgrades include $1.50 per light bulb, $18
per furnace tuneup and $75 for each water heater replaced.
“We’re
inviting multifamily property owners to make important-and valuable-energy upgrades,”
said Sandy Wymer, energy-efficiency programs manager for Consumers Energy.
“Energy cost savings are just one benefit of improving the energy efficiency of
multifamily properties. Rebates help defray the cost of upgrades for
multifamily property owners, and also offer the potential to increase property
values, reduce tenants’ costs, and improve the environment.”
Details are available
by calling (866) 234-0445 or this website.
