Utility Rebate

June 16, 2011

Since inefficient pool pumps consume an unnecessary substantial amounts of energy, many utility companies are offering rebate incentives to pool owners for the replacement of an old existing pumps with an energy efficient pool pump. Below is a list of utility companies that offer rebate programs. To check the qualifying program details and availability, visit the utility companies website.

Please note, programs eligibility requirements are subject to change without notice by utility company.

Arizona

• APS– $75 – $200
  For more information about their rebate, visit APS’s web site.

California

• The Los Angeles Department of Water & Power – $500.00 for replacement pumps only.
  For more information about their rebate, visit The Los Angeles Department of Water & Power web site.
• City of Burbank Pump Rebate Program – $50 – $100
  For more information about their rebate visit The City of Burbank’s web site.
• City of Riverside Public Utilities Pump Rebate Program – $200
  For more information about their rebate visit City of Riverside’s web site.
• Pacific Gas and Electric (California) – $100
  For more information about their rebate visit Pacific Gas and Electric’s web site
• Southern California Edison (SCE) – $200
  For more information about their rebate visit SCE’s web site
• Anaheim Public Utilities – $100
  For more information about their rebate visit See Anaheim Public Utilities’s web site.
• Palm Desert Energy Partnership – $425
  For more information about their rebate visit Palm Desert Energy Partnership’s web site.
• City of Palo Alto – $200
  For more information about their rebate visit City of Palo Alto’s web site
• City of Pasadena Pump Rebate Program – $200
  For more information about their rebate visit City of Pasadena Pump Rebate Program’s web site

Nevada

• Boulder City Pool –$100 – $200
  For more information about their rebate, visit Boulder City’s web site.
• NV Energy – $75 – $300
  For more information about their rebate visit NV Energy’s web site.

Florida
Gainesville Regional Utility – $200 – $300
For more information about their rebate, visit Gainesville Regional Utility’s web site.