Residential Resources
Some utility providers provide rebates and incentives for the purchase of energy saving appliances, lighting, equipment and more.
Hutchinson Utilities Commission
Meeker Cooperative Light & Power Association
Energy Star is a voluntary labeling program that provides consumers and businesses with an easily identifiable label to make informed decisions when purchasing appliances. Energy Star appliances save energy and money by meeting standards set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
800-992-1710; [email protected]
United Community Action (UCAP) is a nonprofit organization offering programs in community & family services, housing, childcare and more, including energy assistance. UCAP’s Energy Assistance Program provides financial assistance to pay a portion of qualifying household’s energy and heating bills.
651-300-4701; [email protected]
Citizens Utility Board (CUB) Minnesota is a nonprofit organization that advocates for our state’s utility consumers. CUB acts as a resource for Minnesota consumers, and helps residents and businesses reduce home energy expenses, figure out the best options for renewable energy, and answer whatever home energy questions you have.
Step by Step Guide to Avoiding Utility Disconnection (Spanish, Hmong, Lao, Oromo, Somali)
MN DOC provides resources and guidance on technology and at home practices that can reduce your energy use to save money on your utility bills.
Smart Energy Consumer Collaborative is a nonprofit organization with a mission to serve as a trusted source of information on consumers' views of grid modernization, energy delivery and usage, and to help consumers understand the benefits of smart energy.
If you make qualified energy efficient improvements to your home after Jan. 1, 2023, you may qualify for a tax credit up to $3,200. You can claim the credit for improvements made through 2032.
Carol Lundgren
(320) 235-8504
[email protected]
