• Tax credit of $300 for Energy Star rated tankless water heaters
• Tax credit for 30% of cost, up to $2,000, for geothermal systems
• Tax credit of $300 for air conditioning and heat pumps
• Tax credit of $150 for furnaces and boilers
• Tax credit up to $4,000 for residential wind energy systems
• Tax credit for 10% of cost, up to $200, for Energy Star rated windows
• Tax credit for 10% of cost, up to $500, for Energy Star rated doors
• Tax credit for 10% of cost, up to $500, for insulation
• Tax deduction of up to $1.80 per square foot for commercial buildings that meet specific requirements for energy savings on heating and cooling
• North Western Electric Co-Op:  $600 rebate and low-interest loans available for Geothermal projects
• Grants up to $25,000 are available for residential wind energy projects in the state of Ohio
• Paulding Putnam Electric Cooperative:  $300 account credit for new central air conditioning equipment (including Geothermal) with installation of radio control switch

Indoor air quality, or IAQ, is defined as the air inside a building or home that affects the comfort and health of occupants.  IAQ is an even more important concern during cold, dry winter months, as we spend more time indoors than outside.  Check out the links below to learn more about indoor air quality, what impacts IAQ and some simple steps you can take to keep your family healthier.