New Braunfels Utilities: Residential Solar Water Heater Rebate Program
Rebates equal to $0.265 per kWh, up to $900, for solar water heaters.
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Current round of applications is expected to remain open until July 31, 2012. New Braunfels Utilities offers a rebate for residential customers who purchase and install solar water heating systems on eligible homes. A rebate of the equivalent of $0.265 per kWh is available to these customers. The maximum rebate amount is $900 for participating customers. Applicants must have an active residential electric service account with NBU in order to be eligible. Solar water heaters must preheat water for an electric water heater that is permanently installed and is the main water heating source. A contractors invoice or receipt must include documentation for all requirements as stated in the program guidelines.
Funding is limited and is awarded on a first come, first served basis. Applications are located on the program web site. Contact New Braunfels Utilities for more information on this program. More Information: New Braunfels Utilities Website
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