The National Fuel Conservation Incentive Program – Residential Rebate Conditions

Please note: space and water heating appliances must be installed by a contractor. Contractors must be able to supply one of the following: Federal ID number, a Certificate of Insurance or a Business Certificate showing their company's name and address in order for the rebate application to be considered complete.

Please Note: The Conservation Incentive Program rebate offers are available for qualifying equipment purchased and installed on or after November 1, 2007.

In order for a rebate application to be considered complete and processed, the following information must be supplied:

Purchased item

Required documentation

Programmable thermostat

Receipt; make and model number, UPC (bar code) label from the package (only ENERGY STAR®-rated models qualify).

Furnace, Boiler and Water Heater

Paid invoice or receipt(s) indicating the Retailer/Contractor name, Federal ID number, or a Certificate of Insurance or a Business Certificate showing their company's name and address.

Itemized description of each product, including:

Manufacturer, and complete model number.
Energy Factor (EF) for natural gas water heaters.
AFUE (efficiency) rating for natural gas furnace or boiler.

Product installation date.

The National Fuel Conservation Incentive Program also includes a number of other ways for you to save through energy efficiency, including initiatives specifically designed to assist lower income households. For more details, click to National Fuel's Special Needs information.

Download your Residential Rebate Application Form now.