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Indianola
Municipal Utilities is committed to educating our customers on the
many ways they can make their homes and businesses more energy
efficient. IMU's energy efficiency programs have been designed
to influence consumer purchasing decisions when installing or
replacing equipment that has been shown to be the largest electric
energy consumers.
The following is a listing of all rebate
programs available through IMU and a link to down load the application
form. Please read the application form carefully for full
program details and requirements.
Central Air Conditioners - To
qualify, customers must work
with their contractor to choose a central air conditioner that is
adequate for the size of their home, having a Seasonal Energy
Efficiency Rating (SEER) of 14 or higher.
Commercial Lighting -
Commercial customers may receive a rebate for installing energy
efficient lighting either during new construction or as a retro fit.
Facilities must be able to verify 1,000 hours of annual operating time
to be eligible. A site visit by IMU is required prior to
installation.
Add-On or Air-to-Air Heat Pumps -
Residential and commercial customers receive a rebate for adding a
heat pump to the existing heating and cooling system.
Geothermal Heat Pumps
- Residential and commercial customers receive a rebate for installing
a geothermal heat pump as the primary heating and cooling system.
Programmable Thermostats -
Residential and commercial customers receive a rebate for installing a
programmable thermostat; new install only. Replacement units and
new construction are excluded.
Energy Audits - IMU customers can
also request an energy audit that will be provided at no cost.
Commercial customers should call 515-961-9444 to request and audit and
residential customers should call 800-545-0762 to request an audit.
Forms on this site are available in PDF format only. To
read and print a PDF publication, you must have the Adobe Acrobat
Reader software installed on your PC. You may download this
software free of charge at
www.adobe.com.
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