Save Money and Energy with Natural Gas Appliances
It's a well-known fact that natural gas is the best choice for reliability, comfort and efficiency. With state rebates and federal tax credits, now is the time to buy new, energy-efficient natural gas appliances that will lower your energy use and make your home even more comfortable.
Before you buy a natural gas or other ENERGY STAR® rated home appliance, check out these incentives*:
- Some states may still offer rebates on ENERGY STAR rated appliances. Visit the Department of Energy at
http://www.energysavers.gov to find out details for your state.
- Your purchase could qualify for a federal tax credit too. For more information, visit http://www.energystar.gov/taxcredits.
- Atmos Energy also offers rebates on qualifying ENERGY STAR natural gas appliances for customers in Missouri, Kentucky and Iowa.
* Appliance efficiency ratings for each rebate and the tax credit can differ. Be sure to check out applicable dates for all state, federal and Atmos Energy programs.
Energy Efficiency Programs Help Customers Lower Energy Use
Sponsored by Atmos Energy
In partnership with other gas utilities in Colorado, Atmos Energy is offering rebates for energy-efficiency equipment, low-cost energy audits and more for income-qualified customers.
In conjunction with the Iowa Utility Board, Atmos Energy is sponsoring programs to promote energy conservation and efficiency to our customers.
In partnership with the Kansas State Energy Office, Atmos Energy is facilitates energy-efficiency improvements in homes and small businesses.
In conjunction with the Kentucky Public Service Commission, Atmos Energy is offering natural gas appliance rebates, conservation education, and home improvement programs to conserve energy.
Atmos Energy is providing home weatherization assistance to qualified customers to reduce energy consumption and lower energy utility bills.
In partnership with the Missouri Public Service Commission, Atmos Energy is sponsoring natural gas appliance rebates, conservation education, and home improvement programs to conserve energy.
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