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Take advantage of our Fall Multifamily Lighting Promotion from September 1, 2008, to December 23, 2008, and receive a cash bonus of up to $1,000. Looking for affordable financing? We can help. Check out GreenStreet Lending, brought to you by Energy Trust and Umpqua Bank. Incentive funds are available for projects to be completed in 2008 and beyond. Please contact the Multifamily Home Energy Solutions program at 1-866-311-1822 to learn more about the application process. Energy Efficiency Makes Tenants Comfortable "The tenants felt a difference immediately. They're more comfortable year-round and the apartments are energy-efficient." Janet Larson, Sunrise Village Apartments. Success Stories

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Choosing a Contractor

You select the contractor of your choice to install products or provide services for which you hope to receive Energy Trust incentives.

For your convenience, Energy Trust maintains a list of trade ally contractors who are familiar with our program requirements. These contractors are eligible to offer special promotions.

If you wish to work with a contractor who is not on our list, please have the contractor contact us to learn how to become a trade ally. If doing a self-install, please call us for details at 866-311-1822.

We cannot endorse or guarantee contractor performance. It is your responsibility to interview and select your contractor carefully. When selecting any contractor, it is wise to follow the guidelines in the consumer tips on the Oregon Construction Contractors Board web site.

Photo Top: Jerry Mason, Westland Investment Realty vice president, knows energy-efficient upgrades can give older apartment complexes a new lease on life.