CPS Energy, the city-owned utility, is offering $50 rebates to customers who plant certain kinds of trees in their yards to reduce energy consumption.
Money doesn’t grow on trees, as the saying goes — except in San Antonio. CPS Energy, the utility owned by the city of San Antonio, is offering $50 rebates to customers who plant certain kinds of trees in their yards — those offering enough shade to reduce their use of air-conditioning and, thus, their demand for electricity and their CPS bills.
will give you free goodies if you let them inspect your house for energy waste Here’s what you need to know: How does it work? Rebates from the Green Shade Tree program are now available for trees purchased between Oct. 1 and April 30. The rebates are given on a first-come, first-served basis until the funds are gone. How many trees can I plant? There is a “lifetime limit” of five rebates for each address of a CPS customer, for a maximum rebate of $250.
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