Find Energy-Efficiency Incentives in Seconds, Compare Your Energy Bills to Your Neighbors’

March 1st, 2011 by Zachary Shahan

Want to know what energy-efficiency rebates and incentives are available to you without having to tediously search through numerous hard-to-read sites? I’m sure some of you do. A cool new web tool from a Silicon Valley startup, Ennovationz, can do that for you (and quite a bit more).

On the Ennovationz website, you just type in your zip code and it will list all of your local energy efficiency rebates. You can check out how it works for yourself here:

Ennovations has a database of over 8000 incentives, including tax credits, utility rebates, subsidized financing, and much more. The incentives offered come from 750 providers nationwide.

In addition to the tool above, another cool feature I really like allows you to compare your energy bills to those of similar homes in your area. FUN (for people like me, I guess,.. but hopefully for a few normal folks as well). Check it out & make use of it!

Image: Screenshot of Ennovations

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Tags: conservation, Efficient energy use, Energy, energy efficiency incentives, energy efficiency rebates, energy efficiency retrofits, energy efficiency tax credits, Energy Star, energy usage, Silicon Valley, tax credit, US, ZIP code

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carl mark

Now that this kind of tool is readily available in the net for those that shows interest in rebates and incentives, it is time to shop and look for energy efficient items and products. Energy efficient green products such as window tints are wise add-on for you green home. Trusted tint professional at http://www.TintBuyer.com provides unbiased fact on types window tints that suit your needs. They provide relevant information about window tints such as its benefits, quotations, laws involve in every state and will help you find the best professional tinter near your area.
Wayne Williamson

Zackary…I hope you haven’t been bought…I tried various numbers on their website and all I got was one star….
- http://zacharyshahan.com Zachary Shahan
  
  Hmm, strange, what do you mean by one star? are you talking about the avg utility bills part? (http://www.ennovationz.com/utility-comparison) they compare you to “efficient homes” in your area — I guess the competition there is a little more steep (maybe too steep).
  
  the rebates portion is the most useful, I think (http://www.ennovationz.com/rebates). I found over 80 potential incentives with that.