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Consolidated Electric Service Inc.

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Eligibility Criteria - Members must be in good standing with the cooperative; must have 10 or more fixtures to qualify; receipts and lighting spec sheets must accompany completed application; rebate is based upon $0.06 per kilowatt-hour saved, but cannot exceed 40% of total capital cost of the new lighting equipment. All requirements must be met in order to qualify for rebates and all rebate applications must be properly completed. Rebates for retrofit fixtures or replacement bulbs only. New construction projects are

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Phone: (210) 695-3451

Address: 13311 Western Oak Dr, Helotes, TX 78023

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Consolidated Electric Service Inc.

New Construction
Eligibility Criteria - Members must be in good standing with the cooperative; must have 10 or more fixtures to qualify; receipts and lighting spec sheets must accompany completed application; rebate is based upon $0.06 per kilowatt-hour saved, but cannot exceed 40% of total capital cost of the new lighting equipment. All requirements must be met in order to qualify for rebates and all rebate applications must be properly completed. Rebates for retrofit fixtures or replacement bulbs only. New construction projects are

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Landscaping
While landscaping can be used to create an area of beauty and enjoyment, it can also help your home to conserve energy. For example, evergreens can serve as windbreaks and should be planted on the west or north side of your house at least 50 feet away.
Fencing
The landowner, on the other hand must also comply with the rules of the right-of-way. There must be no activity, building or other type of structure located within the right-of-way that restricts our ability to work on the lines. This is less of a problem on open farmland, but can be troublesome in more populated residential areas. We ask that you not place storage buildings, fences, swing sets or other types of structures beneath a power line. It is unfair to other members if these items restrict workers from maintaining or repairing the lines after a storm. In addition, if a storm brings the power line down onto a structure beneath, a fire could easily destroy the building and its contents. This could result in a loss for the property owner.

Insulation
Keep your family more comfortable and reduce your overall energy costs. The practical placement of trees and shrubs, the effective use of insulation, and the proper use of caulking and weather-stripping all work together to reduce heat gain in the summer and heat loss in the winter.
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Electrical Work
New technology and metering equipment helps cooperative staff monitor system reliability. When a member or electrician removes a meter, notification of that break in service is now sent to Cooperative personnel. It is known that sometimes members needing to perform electrical work on their side of the meter will temporarily pull the meter in order to complete that work. That is illegal, unsafe and will now result in fines to the member.

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