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energy efficiency
There’s an easy way to make your property environmentally friendly, manage maintenance costs at the same time.
Rebate Offer for Residential Natural Gas Heating Conversions
Con Edison customers residing in one to four family homes, who both convert to a natural gas-fired heating system and have a participating contractor install eligible high efficiency gas-fired heating equipment, may be eligible to receive both a conversion rebate of $2,000 and an equipment rebate of up to $1,000. For a list of eligible high-efficiency gas equipment, refer to Eligible Program Equipment and Rebates. Refer to the customer applications below for further eligibility requirements and other terms and conditions. For a list of participating contractors in Con Edison’s Residential Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Program, call 1-800-643-1289.
To be eligible for the program which begins March 1, 2010, the following must be submitted on or before June 15, 2010:
By August 31, 2010, the eligible gas-fired heating equipment must be installed and a completed Gas Checklist must be submitted to Con Edison Energy Services at http://www.coned.com/es.
This conversion rebate offer is limited to the first 300 customers who meet all the eligibility requirements and comply with all of the terms and conditions.
Additionally, Con Edison single-family customers, who are non service-adequate and use a Participating Contractor to install eligible high efficiency gas-fired heating equipment, may qualify to receive an equipment rebate. Con Edison existing gas heating customers, who have a Participating Contractor install eligible high efficiency gas-fired heating equipment, may qualify for this equipment rebate as well. For a list of eligible high efficiency gas and electric equipment, refer to
Eligible Program Equipment and Rebates.
For more information about this offer call 1-800-643-1289.
Single-Family (1-4 Dwelling Units)
 Natural gas is one of the cleanest burning fuels available, and it's a great alternative to oil.
Natural gas is a better fuel source for your home, your health, the environment, and your peace of mind.
Natural gas is the right choice.
Energy Efficiency
You may already use natural gas in your home for cooking. But did you know about the other advantages of natural gas for your home? And a gas-powered hot-water heater provides more precise temperature control and quick recovery time for hot showers and baths. The use of natural gas in your home can help you conserve natural resources because it reduces energy production.
Right for the Environment
The American Gas Association reports that the inherent cleanliness of natural gas relative to other fossil fuels, in conjunction with its high efficiency, results in numerous environmental benefits. Natural gas produces less particulates when it is burned, so fewer harmful particles will enter your lungs. Other benefits include lower emission levels of the criteria pollutants regulated by the Clean Air Act, and carbon dioxide, the principal greenhouse gas.
For Example
Carbon dioxide emissions are about 42 percent lower for gas-heated residences than those heated with oil.
Annual overall CO2 emissions for gas-heated homes range from 7,432 pounds for a 1,500 square-foot home
to 10,583 pounds for a 3,000 square-foot home compared to 13,095 to 15,198 pounds for similar sized homes heated with oil.
Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; American Gas Association
Reliable and Safe
Con Edison will deliver natural gas safely to your home through an extensive, well-maintained gas delivery system. Natural gas will provide you with even, efficient heating and comfort. And because a natural gas heating system requires minimal service, you'll spend less time scheduling appointments and waiting for repairs.
Natural gas is piped directly into your home, so you won’t have to worry about running out of fuel, a leaking oil tank, or oil spills and contamination. By eliminating your outdoor oil tank, you’ll avoid a possible ground cave-in. And no oil tank indoors means more space for your storage needs.
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