Sustainability at Home
Energy Rebate Program
The City of Flagstaff in partnership with UniSource Energy Services (UNS Energy) is pleased to announce the Energy Rebate Program...
Now’s the time to replace that old furnace, water heater or upgrade attic insulation with rebates available through the City of Flagstaff’s Energy Rebate Program. The rebate program is funded through incentive payments received by the City from UNS Energy for energy efficiency measures completed throughout the Recovery Act grant-funded Residential Energy Retrofit Program.
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$300 rebates offered by the City, in addition to rebates offered by UNS Energy could save Flagstaff residents up to $350 towards an energy efficient water heater, between $600 - $850 towards an energy efficient furnace, and up to $1,100 towards attic insulation. All rebate work must be completed by a UNS Energy preferred contractor, a list of which can be found here: https://www.uesaz.com/bright-contractors/.
All Unisource eligibility requirements apply. Work must have been completed within thirty (30) days of application date.
How to Apply
- Select an approved UniSource contrator
- Complete upgrade
- Submit Rebate Application Form
For more information on the Energy Rebate Program please call 928.213.2152.
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Energy Retrofit Programming and Reporting
The City of Flagstaff's Residential Energy Retrofit Program saved the community thousands of dollars in tuility bill costs.
Interested in other energy efficiency and renewable energy services avaiable to residents, businesses, schools, non-profits and government organizations? Check out the
Northern Arizona Energy Programming Resource Guide for comprehensive information on programs and incentives.
Learn more about energy, water and housing efficiency programs in northern Arizona through the
Regional Network for Energy and Water Sustainability.
Energy Meter Lending Program
- Flagstaff Public Libraries now offer portable energy meters for check out – it’s as easy as checking out a book!
- Energy meters are designed to easily measure how much electricity is used by plug-in appliances at home or at work.
- By simply unplugging your appliances and electronics (e.g. toaster, coffee pot, DVD player) when not in use, can save you energy and money.
- Energy meters are easy to use; simply plug the meter into an outlet and then plug your appliance or small electronic item into the meter. You will then instantly see how much electricity is being used and you can calculate the cost associated with the specific appliance or electronic.
- Check out an energy meter today:
Flagstaff City-Coconino County Public Library
300 West Aspen Ave.
Ph: (928) 779-7673
- East Flagstaff Community Library
3000 N. Fourth Street, Suite 5
Ph: (928) 774-8434
Flagstaff Compact Fluorescent Light Bulb Distribution Project
Since 2008, the Flagstaff Sustainability Program has received grants from Arizona Public Service (APS) to distribute Compact Fluorescent Light (CFLs) bulbs to the Flagstaff community.
In 2009 and 2010, the Sustainability Program partnered with Flagstaff Housing Authority and the Flagstaff Housing Corporation (FHC), to retrofit 160 low-income residential units with energy efficient and cost effective CFLs.
In 2011, the Sustainability Program partnered with St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance and the Northern Arizona Food Bank, the City distributed 4,800 of the energy efficient bulbs to food bank participants.
Please see the final report for the 2011 project
here.
Frequently Asked Questions from ENERGY STAR about CFLs and mercury
LED Holiday Light Swap
Each year the Flagstaff Sustainability Program partners with HomCO ACE to provide LED holiday lights to residents at reduced cost. While supplies last, bring in a strand of traditional holiday lights and receive a strand of LED lights at reduced cost!
