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Smart Select Efficiency Loans

Are you using too much energy in your home? Would you like to replace that aging air conditioner or upgrade your insulation and reduce your Flint bill?

Flint Energies and Robins Federal Credit Union have partnered to offer you a fast and economical way to finance energy efficient home improvements.

Great Low Rate of 4.99% APR*
Loan Amounts from $1,000 to $7,500
Terms up to 60 months

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Funds may be used to purchase the following improvements:

Weatherization

    1. Floor/wall/attic insulation
    2. Heating and cooling equipment (Energy Star Qualified)
        a. For example, split system air source heat pumps must be 15 SEER or more, package systems 14 SEER or greater
        b. Air conditioners, split systems 13 SEER or greater, package 14 SEER or greater
        c. Energy Star windows and doors
        d. Envelope sealing
        e. Duct sealing
        f. Duct insulation (think of attics)

    3. Certain color of metal or shingled roofing that is Energy Star qualified

Water heating

    1. Heat pump water heaters (GE/Rheem)
    2. Solar—system must be certified by the Solar Rating and Certification Corporation (and other requirements)

Solar photovoltaic systems

Energy Star Appliances - Funds can be used to purchase Energy Star appliances, many of which can be found at the Flint Appliance Center.
     Dishwashers
     Washing machines
     Refrigerators

Members will be required to have a post-installation-audit to qualify for loan funds. To start the application process, please contact Flint at 478.218.5536.

For a list of Flint preferred vendors, click on a category below.

For more information or to start the application process, please contact Flint at 478.218.5536.

*Annual percentage rate. Terms and conditions apply. Subject to credit approval and membership eligibility by Robins Federal Credit Union. Interest rate reflects an interest rate buy-down program made available through the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program and Georgia Environmental Finance Authority in conjunction with the American Recovery and reinvestment Act of 2009.