[…] energy conservation habits, weatherizing, and installing energy efficient equipment in your home or business. Our team can help you identify where you may be losing energy and how to proceed with upgrades. We can even help you get rebates or low-interest loans for efficiency projects that help you use less electricity. Residential Rebate Programs […]
[…] by the homeowner, the extra kilowatts are fed onto the utility’s grid. Net Metering System Uses renewable resources as fuel, I.e., solar, wind, hydropower, biomass or a nother alternative generation system pre-approved by the utility. Has a generating capacity of less than 50 kilowatts (kW). Is located on the member-generator’s premises. Operates in parallel […]
[…] energy – 4,105 megawatt hours (MWhrs) – through efficiency efforts to energize 768 average-use homes for a year. Energy Efficiency Peak Demand Response A growing consideration in how your Co-op purchases power is how we plan to meet periods of peak demand. Power purchased during peak hours (when everyone is using electricity at the […]
[…] in this handbook for residential service. Outbuildings do not qualify for the new residential service allowance and will be billed monthly at a general service rate class. However, if the outbuilding will be used for commercial or multifamily purposes, (e.g. a professional shop, dairy barn, multifamily/community well), you will have additional requirements, including manual […]
[…] as your trusted energy advisor. Our energy programs are designed to benefit you by reducing costs, improving reliability, and responding to your interests and needs related to how you use energy. Explore All Energy Solutions Energy Efficiency & Rebate Programs Incentives, rebates and on-bill financing programs for your home or business. Understanding Your Electricity […]
When installed and programmed correctly, the right thermostat can save energy and help lower electrical demand. For members with electric heat, Flathead Electric Co-op offers rebates on the purchase of smart thermostats and line voltage thermostats. To be eligible for a rebate, the installed thermostat(s) must be on the Bonneville Power Administration’s Qualified Product […]
How to Vote You can vote electronically or by mail. 3 ways to vote electronically Voting electronically saves paper and money! The electronic election opens April 19, 2024 at 8 a.m. Any member can choose to vote electronically (regardless of whether you opted out of your paper ballot or not) by using one […]
[…] Demand Hours (M-F, 7-10 a.m. and 5-8 p.m.). This means savings for you, as you won’t have to worry about your EV contributing to your demand charge. How the program works: After you’re accepted and your vehicle is connected to the EV Charging Assistant, you can be hands-off. The Assistant will take care of […]
How to Vote You can vote electronically or by mail. 3 ways to vote electronically Voting electronically saves paper and money! The electronic election opens April 19, 2024 at 8 a.m. Any member can choose to vote electronically (regardless of whether you opted out of your paper ballot or not) by using one […]
[…] Main Street Kalispell, MT 59901 Phone: (406) 758-5433 or (800) 344-5979 Community Action Partnership 933 Farm to Market Road, Suite B Libby, MT 59923 Phone: (406) 293-2712 How It Works A portion of your home heating costs, as well as some emergency needs, may be met through LIHEAP. Benefits are applied: To the members’ […]
