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EmPower Maryland Saves You Money

Reduce your energy use, save money on utility bills and help preserve the environment! Washington Gas is now offering commercial rebates to its Maryland customers through the EmPOWER Maryland initiative, for eligible water heaters, thermostats, furnaces and more. Program and equipment-specific requirements are available on application forms and equipment must meet the minimum efficiency standards established by the program. You must purchase and install a qualifying product for installation in a business or residence served by Washington Gas in its Maryland service area. For more information about our Energy Savings program and partnership with Bisnow, click here.

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Washington Gas, a WGL Holdings, Inc. company, delivers natural gas to more than one million residential, commercial and industrial customers throughout Washington, D.C., and the surrounding region. Today, clean-burning natural gas is the fuel of choice for more than nine out of 10 new home buyers in the D.C. metro area.

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