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Edina offers discounted Home Energy Squad visits to residents who are Xcel Energy or CenterPoint Energy customers.
Thanks to your City's contribution, Energy Saver visits are $35 and Energy Planner visits are $50. Visits are always free for households with an annual gross income of $100,000 or less.
City of Edina is offering a cost share for energy efficiency upgrades
Edina offers a cost share for multiple energy efficiency upgrades. This can help bring down the cost of big-ticket projects that have a positive impact on the efficiency of your home. Take advantage of this offer today!
Residents can take advantage of our free Energy Advisor service.
Energy improvements can be intimidating, so we are here to walk you through it all. Your energy adviser will connect you to the best resources, answer questions, resolve issues and achieve your goals!
We make energy efficiency easy
"It was a great visit….Very interesting, quite informational. [Our energy advisor] was very helpful."
Mark, Edina Resident
"I found the service to be beyond what I expected. I got my money's worth in light bulbs alone! I appreciated that the crew was making unbiased recommendations and not trying to sell us anything."
Ana, Fridley Resident
"I felt the entire process was worthwhile and valuable, from the energy testing that was done and the results and the energy efficient lightbulbs that were installed throughout the home."
Gretchen, Bloomington Resident
Edina Community Climate Action Fund
The City of Edina offers financial incentives for energy efficiency projects and upgrades. If you're interested in these funds, you can start with a Home Energy Squad visit. Visits from the last 36 months will be accepted. The Home Energy Squad will identify efficiency projects that can help you save energy and have a positive impact on the climate. Depending on the projects you complete, you can apply for cost sharing from the City.
Eligible energy efficiency projects
• Air sealing and insulating your attic
• Insulating your walls
• Installing a cold climate air source heat pump (ASHP)
• Installing a ground source heat pump
• Installing a heat pump water heater
• Upgrading your electrical panel