As you may have heard, the NJ Clean Energy Incentive Program - which was abrubtly ended by the state - is coming back, but with some limitations. The updated Program will limit the number of contracts that can be written.

We want to let you know what is happening, and get you “in-line” so you can take advantage of the Program, before it’s gone for good.

NJ homeowners who have already taken advantage of the ENERGY STAR® program received substantial incentives and have seen their utility bills reduced by as much as 30%.

Now it’s your turn to lower your utility bills and get up to $5,600 in incentives to do so!

And there’s more: NJ Clean Energy Home Performance with ENERGY STAR Program also has a 10-year, 0% interest loan to help you take advantage of the Program.

It may sound too good to be true, but the numbers tell the story. In fact, in some cases, you can actually make money by converting to an ENERGY STAR home. The chart shows an example.

Click Here to Start Saving Today or call 877-HUTCH-10

Utility bill savings are based on reducing the average 2000 sq. ft. home's energy consupmtion by 25%
Not to be combined with any other offer. Some restrictions apply. Financing to qualified buyers.
New Jersey’s Clean Energy Program™ is brought to you by The NJ Board of Public Utilities’ Office of Clean Energy.
NJ’s Clean Energy Program does not endorse anyone particular contractor.

SAMPLE SAVINGS
Barth ENERGY STAR Home Audit $0
Project Cost based on average sale (furnace/air conditioner, water heater, upgraded insulation and weatherization) $15,600
Rebates
Carrier's "Cool Choice" (seasonal, up to/seasonal)		 - $1,100
Balance $14,500
NJ & Federal Incentives
• NJCE Home Performance with ENERGY STAR Incentives - $3,000
• ARRA “Stimulus” Federal Tax Credit - $1,500
Total True Cost of Project $10,000
With the 10-year 0% Interest Loan
Your monthly payment on $10,000		 - $83
Your Average Utility Bill Savings Per Month + 115
Extra Money in your pocket each month + $32

Utility bill savings are based on reducing the average 2000 sq. ft.
home's energy consumption by 25%