Efficiency Works unveils new initiative for businesses A new rebate of up to $5,000 to help install public Level 2 electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure in northern Colorado is now available from Efficiency Works. The initiative aims to improve access … Read More

Recently, over 40 local HVAC contractors, manufacturers, and distributors who participate in the Efficiency Works program attended a training session at the Platte River Power Authority headquarters to hear the latest updates from Efficiency Works on electrification topics, particularly on the transition to heat pump technology in cold climates. Read More

In 2022, Efficiency Works, an energy efficiency program managed by Platte River Power Authority and its four owner communities, helped residential and commercial electricity customers save 22,838 megawatt-hours (MWh) of energy, reducing carbon emissions by 16,138 tons, equivalent to... Read More

It’s time to check the sprinkler system at your home or business. Ensuring your system is optimized and ready to go for summer can save you the hassle of emergency repairs and expensive water bills. Consider the following tips to save energy, water and money when caring for your lawn:... Read More

The Efficiency Works team is preparing to offer significant customer incentives to achieve more energy savings in 2022, now that we have returned to in-person services while following local and state COVID-19 protocols. Several services are available to business and homeowners in 2022: Read More

In 2021, Efficiency Works Business launched the Community Efficiency Grant. The grant is available to non-profit businesses and multifamily properties that serve Platte River’s income qualified community. The grant provides 1.5 times the standard Efficiency Works Business rebate, covering up to 100% Read More

All four school districts in Platte River’s owner communities have participated in the Efficiency Works Business program. Completing nearly 100 efficiency upgrades since 2018, including upgrading both indoor and outdoor lighting to LED bulbs, these districts have saved a combined 2.4 million kWh – enough to power 300 homes and saving nearly $200,000 a year on utility bills. Read More