Energy Conservation & Efficiency

Energy Efficiency: How to access your utility’s EmPOWER program

If you are interested in learning more about incentives and rebates under EmPOWER or getting an efficiency audit or checkup for your home, check out the EmPOWER progam website for your utility company.

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EmPOWER Maryland, the state’s energy efficiency program, has been really successful at reducing energy use and pollution. It provides Maryland home and business owners with rebates and incentives for energy audits, weatherization, and efficient appliances.

EmPOWER’s successes include saving ratepayers more than $4 billion on their energy bills. The program has also reduced Maryland’s greenhouse gas emissions by the equivalent of 9.6 million metric tons of carbon dioxide cumulatively as of 2020. That’s equal to taking 2 million cars off the road for a year.

Acording to our new report, “Energy Efficiency for Everyone,”  the program needs to be updated to improve indoor air quality, lower energy bills, and help transition to 100% clean, renewable energy to power our homes.

If you are interested in learning more about incentives and rebates under EmPOWER or getting an efficiency audit or checkup for your home or business, check out the EmPOWER progam website for your utility company below:

Turning up the heat in our homes shouldn’t turn up pollution

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Turning up the heat in our homes shouldn’t turn up pollution

The Department of Energy has proposed the first meaningful update in over 30 years to efficiency standards for furnaces and boilers.If adopted, these standards will not only lower energy bills for millions of Americans, but they will also reduce the pollution that’s warming our planet.

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