|
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Woodbury Goes Green: A Furnace Replacement IncentiveTo encourage residents to install new, energy efficient furnaces and air conditioning systems, the City of Woodbury Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) is expanding its "Woodbury Goes Green" program to include a furnace replacement incentive. As of June 1, all Woodbury residents are eligible for a $250 discount off a 95 percent Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) furnace and/or a $250 discount on a 16 Seasonal Energy Efficiency Rating (SEER) air conditioning system through this program. "The federal tax credits that are currently available for qualifying energy upgrades, coupled with the $250 Woodbury discount, make furnace replacement much more affordable to home owners who might be considering a new system," said Karl Batalden, Woodbury's housing specialist. The city has partnered with seven HVAC contractors to offer this discount to interested home owners. Batalden anticipates that additional partners will be added to the furnace replacement incentive program in the upcoming weeks. Come back to this page for updates. Federal tax credits available A tax credit works to directly reduce the tax liability owed by a taxpayer. This federal tax credit expires in 2010, so don't miss out. "Furnace replacements are among the most cost-effective methods to reduce your energy bills, especially if your furnace was installed prior to 1997," Batalden noted. The Woodbury HRA also can provide qualifying home owners with a low-interest loan to further assist your energy efficiency upgrades. Get more bang for your buck! Combine a low-interest Woodbury Goes Green loan with the new $250 discount being offered in the furnace replacement incentive program. To learn more, visit the Woodbury Goes Green Loan page. HVAC Contractors
The Woodbury HRA anticipates that additional partners will join the Furnace Replacement Incentive program. Come back to this page for updates. Woodbury Goes Green: A Furnace Replacement Incentive Newsletter Insert (Published June 2009) For more information about the city's housing and redevelopment programs and policies, contact:
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||