ENERGY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
The program offers a proven strategy for superior energy management with tools and resources to help each step of the way. Based on the successful practices of NATURES CURRENT partners, these guidelines for energy management can assist you in improving your facilities energy and financial performance while distinguishing you as an environmental leader. NATURES CURRENT has established relationships with the industries leading and most respected suppliers. This relationship ensures the lowest possible pricing by making the suppliers compete for your business.

ELECTRIC/GAS ACCOUNT SUPPLY MANAGEMENT is the first phase of our program and typically saves our clients up to 30% off their current energy costs. Our team of Energy Management Consultants will:

• Complete a full analysis of your energy bills
• Secure rate proposals from licensed suppliers
• Manage all documentation and the transition to the new supplier
• Market watch for new savings oppurtunities

 

ENERGY CONSERVATION & REDUCTION is the second phase of our program and typically reduces our clients energy usage 10% or more. This portion of the program is where our team members will educate you about your current energy practises and provide tips/solutions for reducing your company's overall energy costs.

 

RENEWABLE ENERGY/ON-SITE GENERATION is the third phase of our program and in our opinion the most important. NATURES CURRENT designs and installs small and large scale solar photovoltaic, solar thermal and wind power systems. Our Clean Energy Team wil provide a turnkey approach to design & installations:

• Complimentary Site Evaluation
• System Design
• Permitting/Installation
• Warranty
• Managing Solar RECs
• Applying for Government Incentives

 

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30% TAX CREDIT NOW AVAILABLE TO HELP OFFSET COSTS OF SYSTEMS.
In October 2008, the Energy Improvement and Extension Act of 2008 extended the tax credits once again (until December 31, 2016), and a new tax credit for small wind-energy systems and geothermal heat pump systems was created. In February 2009, The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 removed the maximum credit amount for all eligible technologies (except fuel cells) placed in service after 2008.

For more detailed information concerning the residential renewable energy tax credit, follow this link to the Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency (DSIREUSA.org)