New Energy Rebates
To amend my previous rants on this blog, you may wish to check out the newer tax credits for renewable energy, which are higher. Check out DSIRE for most current rebate options. They're getting better...
Labels: Energy rebates
This is the story of a family who built the first LEED "green" house in Holliston, Massachusetts. We were trying to spend no more than it would take to build an ordinary house,and maybe even succeeded. The dust is still settling.
To amend my previous rants on this blog, you may wish to check out the newer tax credits for renewable energy, which are higher. Check out DSIRE for most current rebate options. They're getting better...
Labels: Energy rebates
Why does it make sense that we have to pay to get our "green" rating? What incentive is that for people to build right? I agree that the oversight group needs to get paid, but doesn't our country want people to build green? You'd think we'd get some tax credit or something for this, but no. We get a big zip. And, we get to pay extra for the privilege of building right, and not chump change, either. OK, I'm done now.
Labels: Energy rebates, LEED Certification process