McLeod Cooperative Power residential rebates

How it works

McLeod Cooperative Power posts a residential rebate schedule for members. The page says funds are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis and rebate amounts and programs can change without notice based on available funding.

What the money covers

The residential page lists rebates for items such as:

• Electric vehicle chargers
• Electric storage water heating
• Air-source heat pump pool heaters
• Variable speed pool pumps
• Central air tune-ups
• Air-source heat pump tune-ups
• Ground-source heat pumps
• Furnace ECM blower motors
• Electric thermal storage space heating
• Ductless and ducted/hybrid air-source heat pump systems
• Electric yard equipment, including lawnmowers, chainsaws, trimmers, leaf blowers, and snow blowers

Amounts and matching

Examples of listed amounts include:

• Electric vehicle charging station: up to $500
• Electric storage water heating program enrollees: $650
• Central air tune-up: $25
• Air-source heat pump tune-up: $50
• Ground-source heat pump: $400/ton
• Furnace ECM blower motor: $50
• Electric thermal storage space heating: $50/kW
• Some ductless or ducted/hybrid air-source heat pump systems: $150, $250, $750, or $1,500 depending on efficiency and size
• Electric yard equipment: $25, $50, or $100 per item depending on purchase price

The page also states:

• Funds are first-come, first-served
• There is a $5,000 maximum annual rebate per member
• For ducted air-source heat pump installations, the rebate form must be completed by the registered QI contractor installing the equipment

How to apply

• Use the rebate forms linked on the page
• For some programs, enrollment or installer requirements apply before rebate approval
• The page says to contact the cooperative for more information

Timing and deadlines

The page does not list a single universal deadline for the residential rebates on the webpage excerpt available here.