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make a splash with $400 in extra savings this summer
by: new orleans editorial team

07/08/2024

receive a $400 rebate when you upgrade your pool pump

for a limited time, energy smart is offering entergy new orleans residential customers a $400 rebate (regularly $300) on the purchase of a qualifying energy star® certified variable-speed in-ground pool pump through august 31, 2024.

did you know that your pool pump could be one of your home’s largest energy users?

older, inefficient pool pumps can be loud and waste a lot of energy, costing you up to $310 in electric bills every year. if your pool pump is over three years old, it could be using a single-speed motor. replacing it with a new energy star certified variable-speed in-ground pool pump will help you lower your monthly bills and use less energy.

  • uses 60% less energy than a standard pool pump.
  • saves you up to $210 per year in energy costs.
  • runs quieter and last longer, needing less maintenance.
  • prolongs the life of your pool’s filtering system, keeping your pool cleaner.

when you’re ready to take the plunge, purchase an energy star® certified in-ground pool pump to redeem a $400 rebate from energy smart, and enjoy energy savings for years to come.

did you already replace your pool pump this year? if you purchased a qualifying model, you can still submit your rebate within 45 days of purchase.

submit your rebate.

to learn more about energy smart and the other energy-saving opportunities, visit energysmartnola.com, email info@energysmartnola.com or call 504-229-6868.

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