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Don't Let Them Get Away CON EDISON Thousands in HVAC Contractors can get rebates credited directly to your ABCO account each time you sell and install qualified high-efficiency incentives for HVAC equipment from ABCO to eligible Con Ed customers. Business customers earn cash/save hundreds on: contractors, • New electric refrigeration display cases. business owners • Early replacement of electric HVACR equipment, and controls. • Save hundreds on ductless mini-split systems. and homeowners Residential customers can qualify for: are here for • Rebates for wifi thermostats. • Rewards for switching to smartphone control of room air conditioners. the taking. • Rewards for ENERGY STAR® identified air conditioners. For more information, eligibility requirements and applications go to ConEd.com DON’T PSE&G LONG ISLAND Homeowners can qualify for: • Rebates on ENERGY STAR® certified air purifiers, dehumidifiers, and wifi thermostats. 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