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February 9, 2015

It can be a challenge to allocate your capital for infrastructure improvements. Our job at Electric Advisors is to make that easier for you when it comes to energy efficiency investments. Call us today to discuss the many different options out there for efficiency investments, many of them are easy and inexpensive, but can make a big difference in your utility bills. In some cases the return on investment (ROI) is less than 6 months. Click on the links below to see what your utility is offering as added incentive. 

A note to Maryland utility customers: Do you know that every month you are accessed the Empower Maryland charge (approximately $.002 per kWh) on your local utility invoice? This fee subsidizes the utility’s energy savings programs. Further incentive for you to take advantage of a program you are paying for every month!

If your organization already has taken advantage of these programs, we would love to hear your feedback regarding your experience. Send us a note, let us brag for you!

MD Utilities

BGE Smart Energy Savers Program

Delmarva Power’s Energy Saving Programs

Pepco's Energy Saving Programs

Potomac Edison's Energy Saving Programs

SMECO’s EmPOWER Maryland Programs

District of Columbia

Pepco DC Through DC Government 


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