Anaheim Public Utilities: Residential Home Efficiency Rebate Program
Rebates, free energy savings devices, and free home efficiency inspection offered.
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Upon request, Anaheim Public Utilities will perform a free home efficiency inspection, in which they will recommend energy saving improvements, rebates and provide some free energy saving devices. A full description of the rules and links to the application form are available here. Energy efficient programs and incentives offered by APU include:
- Home utility Check Up
- Refrigerator recycling
- Appliance Rebates
- Air Conditioning Rebates
- Water and Energy education programs
Customers are also eligible for a range of water saving devices such as rotating nozzles and efficient toilets. Contact Anaheim Public Utilities for more information on all rebate offerings.
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