Current Programs and Initiatives

Water Initiatives

Showerhead Exchange

Our showerhead exchange program offers UC water customers the opportunity to exchange their old 2.5 gpm showerhead for a water-saving kits, which includes a 1.25 gpm massaging showerhead and other conservation tools.

Click here for more information on these water conservation intiatives.

Electric Initiatives

Free Energy Audit

UC electric customers can receive a FREE in-home energy audit from our Florida-certified energy rater, Stan DiBello. This program offers you the opportunity to have your home's energy consumption personally analyzed and learn what specific, energy-saving recommendations can to help you save money. Click here for a form.

Please note: You must contact us to initiate our free energy audit. Our State of Florida certified energy rater is Stan DiBello. If you are contacted by anyone else without having requested an audit from the Utilities Commission and you have questions, please call our Customer Service Department at 386-427-1361.

2009-2010 Electric Rebates

Duct leak repair rebate for Residential Customers

Residential customers can receive up to a $200 credit when they have their central A/C system ducts repaired by a professional. Click here for an application and regulations.

Added insulation rebate for Residential Customers

Residential customers can receive up to a $375 credit when they install new insulation. Click here for an application and regulations.

LED exit sign rebate for Commercial Customers

Commercial customers can receive up to $75 credit for each existing exit sign replaced with a LED sign. Click here for an application and rebate regulations.

Load Management

Our load management program continues. This program can save you up to $7.50 per month on your electric bill. Click here for more information.

Florida & Federal Energy Conservation Incentives

FLORIDA ENERGY STAR® RESIDENTIAL HVAC REBATE PROGRAM

Florida Department of Environmental Protection

Solar Energy System Incentives Program

Conducting an energy audit of your own home allows you to see how much energy you are using, where it is being lost, and what steps you can take to save money on your utility bill by conserving energy. The US Department of Energy has a thorough step-by-step process you can do yourself to audit your home's energy consumption, and offers mportant information on selecting a reputable professional energy auditor. Please CLICK HERE to be directed to this web page.

Federal Tax Incentives

Database of State Incentives for Renewables & Efficiency