| Water Heater Rebate Program |
ACE Power believes in incentives for energy efficient water heaters. Continuing with this belief ACE offers a rebate with the purchase of an all electric water heater. |
- Have not received a rebate in the last five years
- Have a receipt from where the heater was purchased
- A name and address to where the check can be mailed
- An address of where the heater is located
- A phone number of where ACE can reach you during the day to set up and appointment to inspect
- Must have electricity though ACE Power
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| ACE rebates up to $100 for existing homes. If there are any questions about this program e-mail us at jbivens@ace-power.com or call (662) 287-4402 |
| We Sell Marathon Water Heaters.....to learn more visit www.marathonheaters.com or e-mail us at jbivens@ace-power.com or call (662) 287-4402 |
Heat Pump Loans Payoff Request
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Loan Application(.pdf) |
| Energy Right Residential Program Privacy Act Information (.pdf) |
| Energy Right Program Agreement to Participate - Homeowner (.pdf) |
| The following is a list of TVA approved contractors for the installation of the heat pump: |
| Quality Contractor Program (.pdf) |
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| Energy Right Program |
| ACE Power and TVA have come up with a way to help you save both energy and money. It's called the Energy Right Program, and whether your home is old or new, manufactured or site built, it can work for you. |
| The Energy Right Program combines the use of highly efficient, state-of-the-art electric products with some good old-fashioned common sense. You'll be surprised at how many ways there are to save on your electric bill. And how easy it can be. |
| ACE Power has incentives for the homebuilder. For more information on this program e-mail us at jbivens@ace-power.com or call us at (662) 287-4402. |
| Project Good Neighbor |
As a public utility, Alcorn County Electric Power Association (ACE) has a long tradition of service to our members and the community. We care about our members in need, those not able to pay their bill due to emergencies. This is where Project Good Neighbor can make a difference. Project Good neighbor will provide our members an opportunity to help meet the emergency electric needs of the less fortunate in our community. You may become a part of Project Good Neighbor by pledging as little as $1.00 per month or a one-time donation, each can be added to you bill, or you may enclose a donation (checks only) with you next bill statement. (See form Project Good Neighbor.pdf) |
Who will receive the funds? |
| The funds will go to households that need help but other wise may not get it. It could be an elderly couple trying to get by on a small fixed income, or an ill or handicapped person with no visible means of support. It could be a single parent with young children or a family whose breadwinner is out of a job. Project Good Neighbor is for families or individuals needing emergency help. It is temporary help and is not to be used as on ongoing source of supplementary income. The money collected is to be used to pay for emergency cases only. |
Who will make Project Good Neighbor Work? |
| Corinth Welfare Association (CWA) will manage Project Good Neighbor. CWA is a private, non-profit United Way agency governed by a local board of directors. CWA was organized in the early 1930's to meet the needs of those less fortunate in Corinth and Alcorn County by giving assistance in utilities, food and rent. CWA works with other local service programs to coordinate services on behalf of the client. All clients served by CWA are screened based on income and need, and each case is documented. To apply for help, phone or visit CWA located in City Hall, 300 Childs Street. Telephone: 662-287-5157 |
How do I know the money I give will go to help the needy? |
| You have our word that every dollar donated to Project Good Neighbor will go directly to the emergency fund administrated by Corinth Welfare Association. No salaries or other expenses are to be paid out of these gifts. |
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Electric Power Associations of Mississippi
Youth Leadership Program |
| Alcorn County Electric Power Association, in an effort to better acquaint the future leaders of our communities with cooperative philosophy, participates with other electric cooperatives in Mississippi in a statewide youth leadership program. Our youth leadership Program is designed to provide participants with an opportunity to learn about electric power associations, how and why cooperatives operate, and how electricity is distributed, in addition to sharpening their leadership skills. |
| Program Goals |
| The Electrical Power Associations of Mississippi Youth Leadership Program offers young people the tools and knowledge that will enable them to sharpen their leadership skills in the: Classroom, Community, Church and Family. |
| Students selected to participate in the Electric Power Associations youth program will attend a three-day workshop in Jackson. The program focuses on developing the leadership skills of high school students who have demonstrated a desire to be quality leaders among today's natural leaders. It is the desire of this program to enhance these talents and provide advanced skills to help them as they prepare to be tomorrow's leaders. |
| The group of young Mississippians participating in the program will represent electric power associations across the state. Students are selected through various forms of intense competition conducted by the local associations. |
| Leadership Workshop |
| Students will attend a leadership workshop in Jackson where they will study the finer aspects of leadership, enjoy a first-hand look at out state government in action and hear presentations from government leaders, local business leaders and rural electric power association professionals. |
| Washington, D.C., Youth Tour |
| Each June more that 1200 high school juniors from across the nation join the Mississippi delegation and travel to Washington, D.C., for the Rural Electric Youth Tour. During the week, they learn about the city, government, cooperatives and rural electrification. |
During the week-long trip, Mississippi's student delegation will visit the popular monuments and memorials, the nation's Capitol (including visits to the galleries of the House of Representatives and Senate), the White House and much more. They will participate in a group visit with Mississippi's two senators and office visits with their respective representative. Students will also attend an exciting performance at the Kennedy Center and witness the popular changing of the guard at Arlington National Cemetery.
Youth Tour Participants 2001-2008 |
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