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Find similar grantsHeating and Cooling Efficiency Program is sponsored by Idaho Power. Idaho Power offers incentives for the purchase and installation of energy-saving equipment and services for heating and cooling homes.
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Heating and Cooling Efficiency Program - Idaho Power You are currently using an outdated browser. Click here to update to a newer version. Heating and Cooling Efficiency Program Heating and Cooling Efficiency Program Studies show that most of your home’s energy costs go to heating and cooling your home and water heating.
Idaho Power cash incentives for energy efficient equipment and services help keep your home more comfortable year-round while saving money. Note: Not all homes qualify. Program continuation, eligibility requirements and terms and conditions apply.
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