Stay cool and keep your cash.

With up to $1000 cash back, Evaporative Cooling Rebates from Xcel Energy help make purchasing a high-efficiency evaporative cooler more affordable. You'll increase your home's energy efficiency and stay cool and comfortable all summer long.

Program Requirements

Purchase a qualifying unit. We will only rebate according to the current approved qualifying unit list. Please be sure to check our qualifying unit list prior to submitting your rebate to ensure your Evaporative Cooling rebate eligibility.

• You may download an application or call 1-800-895-4999 to request the rebate form #1972.
• Limit: one rebate per household.
• You must purchase and install your evaporative cooling unit prior to submitting the rebate application. Here is a list of qualified Evaporative Cooling units.
• Look for your rebate check approximately six to eight weeks after we receive your completed application and proof of purchase.
  

Questions

Call our Customer Contact Center at 1-800-895-4999 or contact us.

 

Right now you can get big savings for a little cash. Get your CFLs for as little as a dollar. Find out where.

CFLs contain mercury. Please recycle responsibly.

 

Small steps make a big difference! Recycle your second working refrigerator and you'll save nearly $100 a year on your energy bill. Start making strides to save the environment and your wallet with Xcel Energy's Refrigerator Recycling program. Recycle your old, working refrigerator and receive a $50 check as a thank you. Learn more.

 

Our electric water heater rebates put money back in your pocket and help you keep it there! Xcel Energy offers three tiers of water heater rebates. Rebates up to $450 are available to Xcel Energy electric residential customers buying a qualifying, new high-efficiency electric water heater.

Eligibility

This program is available only to New Mexico residential electric customers. The program is effective April 1, 2010. The application deadline for units installed between April 1, 2010 and December 31, 2010 is July 31, 2011. Customers interested in participating in the 2010 Water Heater rebate program are allowed to install the equipment themselves. For safety reasons, we recommend that the customer uses a contractor to perform the installation, but it is not a required element of the program.

How the Program Works

Customers must receive their electricity from Xcel Energy to qualify. They must purchase a qualifying unit and obtain a rebate form from the contractor, retailer or Xcel Energy. Self-installs are allowed, and installers do not need to be registered contractors with the program. The completed form must be submitted with the attached receipt of purchase. Customers receive their rebate checks typically within six weeks.

Apply Today

Click here for complete details and application.

 

Renewable energy is remarkable energy.

Join the Windsource family. For a small premium you can choose to purchase renewable energy for your home. Choose to use 100% renewable, remarkable energy or purchase a couple of 100-kWh blocks, and add a little renewable power to your energy mix. By buying blocks of renewable electricity from Windsource you help:
• Reduce our dependence on fossil fuels
• Decrease your impact on the environment for future generations
• Support local renewable energy development

Signing Up Is a Breeze

You can sign up to purchase 100% renewable Windsource energy for less than $20 over the charge you already pay for electric service.* Or you can sign up for a smaller number of 100-kWh blocks and still show your support for renewable energy. We require a one-year commitment for residential customers and your Windsource premium shows up right on your monthly energy bill.

Windsource Sign-up.

By participating in Windsource, you'll join Xcel Energy and our more than 70,000 customers who are part of the nation's largest voluntary green power programs. All Windsource energy is provided above and beyond our other legal and regulatory mandates.

*Estimate based on the average customer usage of 650 kilowatt-hours per month. Actual costs will vary based on actual usage and the current rate on file with your local public utilities commission.