Residence

Residence / 1706989

PSEG Long Island Offers Rebates on Electric-Powered Pool And Lawn Equipment

Brendan J. OReilly on Jun 23, 2020

PSEG Long Island is offering rebates for homeowners who are investing in backyard equipment this summer as they spend more time at home than ever before.

Energy efficient pool heaters and pumps, lawnmowers and lawn equipment can save customers money on their electric bills, while reducing their carbon footprint, according to the utility company.

Rebates of up to $650 are available for the most energy efficient pool pumps and heaters. PSEG Long Island notes that a pool pump can be a home’s second largest energy user, but Energy Star-certified model uses up to 65 percent less energy than a conventional model.

Rebates of $25 to $50 are available for electric-powered lawn equipment, such as a chargeable lawnmower, blower, or trimmer.

“By endorsing certified lighting, dehumidifiers, clothes washers and dryers, variable speed pool pumps and other products, we have been able to reap about 150,000 mega-watt hours (MWh) in energy savings for our customers,” PSEG Long Island director of energy efficiency Michael Voltz said in a statement. “This has made a significant impact in reducing overall electric demand on Long Island and in the Rockaways.”

To learn more about PSEG Long Island’s energy efficiency programs, visit psegliny.com/efficiency.

You May Also Like:

Deck the Halls the Right Way

It was two weeks before Thanksgiving when I drove past a garden center and saw ... 26 Nov 2025 by Andrew Messinger

Architecture on the Cutting Edge: East End Firms Stand Out at Archi Awards

Every year since 1964, the Long Island Chapter of the American Institute of Architects has ... 24 Nov 2025 by Michelle Trauring

PSEG Alerts Public to New Wave of Utility Payment Scams

If someone calls you and threatens to immediately shut off the power, it’s likely a ... 23 Nov 2025 by Staff Writer

Modernism in Full Color: Inside the Vibrant World of Stamberg Aferiat

Stepping through the front door of the Nathaniel Rogers House in Bridgehampton, its beautifully restored ... by Shaye Weaver

A Holiday Gifting Guide for Gardeners

With the holidays and gift-giving time just around the corner, my desk is piled high ... 18 Nov 2025 by Andrew Messinger

Georgica Cove Home Stars in East Hampton Historical Society's House & Garden Tour

From the outside, it is clear what inspired the iconic Bates Masi + Architects home ... by Michelle Trauring

Start a Warm Fire With Smart Wood Choices

If you have a fireplace, fire pit or wood-burning stove, you’ve probably noticed that the ... 13 Nov 2025 by Andrew Messinger

Last Call for Fall Gardening: Bulbs, Garlic and End-of-Season Chores

Unlike the past several years, it seems we may have a normal fall as far ... 8 Nov 2025 by Andrew Messinger

How To Stop the Spotted Lanternfly: Simple Fall Steps To Protect Your Trees and Gardens

We’ve heard about a growing threat for years. But it seems as if, suddenly, spotted ... 6 Nov 2025 by Linda Whitaker

Leave My Lawn Alone, Please: Why Turf Isn't the Enemy

Ella Gatfield’s Viewpoint [“The Grass Is Not Greener,” Residence, October 9] regarding the American lawn ... 4 Nov 2025 by Andrew Messinger