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Marietta customers may qualify for city rebate programs

Customers of Marietta Power and Water may qualify for one of three rebate programs. Courtesy of Marietta
Customers of Marietta Power and Water may qualify for one of three rebate programs. Courtesy of Marietta
By Carolyn Cunningham
Jan 15, 2017

Marietta Power and Water is reminding its customers of its various residential rebate programs.

To participate in the rebate programs, prior verification of existing gas equipment and final verification of the newly installed energy-efficient electric equipment are required.

  • Heat Pump Rebate: Receive a $150 rebate check when replacing an existing gas heating system with a new SEER 13, HSPF 7.7 electric or dual-fuel heat pump.
  • Water Heater Rebate: Receive a $250 rebate check when replacing an existing gas water heater with a new electric water heater with a minimum efficiency of 0.9.
  • Water Heater and Heat Pump Rebate: Receive a $500 rebate check when replacing an existing gas water heater and heating system as described above at the same time.

Information: Marietta Power residential marketing representative Heidi Dasinger at 770-794-5183, mariettaga.gov/City/media/Docs/PowerWater/IncentiveGuidelines.pdf

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