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Programs designed to save you energy — and money.- Arkansas Home Performance with ENERGY STAR® Pathway
- Arkansas New Homes Program
- Arkansas Residential Energy Improvement Pathway
- Louisiana HVAC Incentive Program
- Louisiana New Homes Program
- Louisiana Weatherization Program
- Texas HVAC Incentive Program
- Texas New Homes Program
- Texas Weatherization Program
Take control of your savings and boost your bottom line.- Arkansas Commercial and Industrial Energy Efficiency Pathway
- Arkansas Small Business Pathway
- Federal Grants & Incentives
- Louisiana Commercial Solutions (CSOL)
- Texas Commercial Standard Offer Program (CSOP)
- Texas COMPASS for Large Commercial Businesses
- Texas COMPASS for Schools
- Texas COMPASS for Small Businesses
- Texas Load Management Standard Offer Program (LMSOP)
- USDA Rural Energy for America Program
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Get answers to the most common questions about our energy-efficiency rebates and programs.
Keeping an eye on temperature changes can help you avoid surprises in your monthly bill. Degree days show how much energy a typical residence or commercial building will use for temperature control. The more heating degree days, the more energy it takes to heat your home or business; the more cooling degree days, the more energy it takes to cool your home or business.
Breakdown of Degree Days in Your Area
Search monthly normals and monthly history for locations in the SWEPCO service area to help plan ahead.
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