Energy Benefits Program: Corporate | Salt Lake City UT Solar

What is the DwellTek Energy Benefits Program?
The DwellTek Energy Benefits Program is a unique employee benefit program being offered to companies with employees working and living in Northern Utah. The Energy Benefits Program helps home owners achieve greater energy efficiency in their homes by reducing out of pocket expenses for home owners through employer contributions and though discounts from DwellTek.

Why should my company participate?
• Reduce my employees' monthly energy bills.
• Reduce my employees' carbon footprint.
• Increase the Health, Safety, and Comfort of their home.
• Fits my employees' budget
• Options for my employees' unique situation (home owners AND renters)

Why is now the time to act?
It is Easy and Affordable :
Employer support – Employers participating in the EBP provide varying levels of financial support to employees who choose to participate.
Dwelltek discount – DwellTek offers 5% off all energy efficient home improvements and solar to program participants.
Rebates/incentives – Numerous state, federal, and utility rebates, which vastly reduce out of pocket expenses for consumers, are available right now for energy efficient home improvements and for solar installations.
Financing – DwellTek has partnered with SLC-based EnerBankUSA to bring one year same as cash financing to qualifying customers for energy efficient home improvement projects.

For all questions, please contact Andy Marse at amarse@dwelltek.com or by phone at 801.842.5203.

HOME ENERGY FACTS:
1. Operation of homes and buildings drives over 40% of national energy consumption – more than 3x the percentage consumed by personal transportation
2. Energy consumption in an average home in the Salt Lake City area costs up to $2,000 annually and is projected to rise significantly in the coming years.
3. Simple, cost effective solutions exist in the market today to enable 25% - 50% reductions in annual home energy costs

CARBON EMISSIONS FACTS:
1. For non-manufacturing companies, the homes of employees often represent one of the largest pieces of a company’s carbon footprint
2. Utah generates 92% of its electricity via coal – almost double the national average
3. Generating electricity via coal generates 60% more CO2 than via natural gas