New Mexico announced that while rebates on white goods have been used up, there are still funds available for rebates of $200 on Gas Furnaces. So far the estimated lifetime savings in New Mexico from the appliance rebate program is 7.1 million kilowatt-hours, over 226 million gallons of water and nearly 14.2 million pounds of carbon dioxide. So far nearly $1.4 million has been given out in funds, and there is still over $200,000 left for Gas Furnace rebates. That means there are over 1,000 rebates still available!
Don't forget that these rebates can stack with rebates offered by utility companies!
For more information on the Appliance Rebate Program, visit www.hardinet.org/seearp
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