
Anything that spends money and has us using less energy is okay with me.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27 (UPI) -- A "cash for appliances" program of giving U.S. consumers rebates for swapping old appliances for new, efficient ones should be finalized soon, officials say.
Supported by $300 million from the economic stimulus package, the program will offer consumers rebates for buying energy-efficient refrigerators , dishwashers, air conditioners and other appliances to replace older, energy-wasting models, The Washington Post reported Friday.
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Much of the cash-for-appliances money won't be available until February, March or April, officials said. The program will be run by state governments, which must identify and enact their rebate plans with federal government funding and approval.




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