Clean Energy Powers Music City
We're on a mission to make Nashville one of the most resilient cities in America. From what we're doing at NES to simple things you can do at home, learn how together we can go green while saving you some, too.
NES’ VISION
Building a better Nashville starts with a comprehensive and collaborative effort.
Whether it's making responsible decisions that help conserve energy or simply offering renewable alternatives, we're creating a more resilient future – for all of us. This isn't about following trends. It's about taking responsibility for the city we want to become – and with your help, we can get there, lowering our usage and your bills in the process. Discover how.
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YOUR HOME
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YOUR CAR
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YOUR ELECTRICITY
YOUR HOME
Eligible Nashville homeowners can reduce their overall home energy use by up to 25% with free, energy efficiency upgrades.
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YOUR CAR
The average U.S. driver can save nearly $1,500 per year on fuel costs by switching to an electric vehicle, according to Great Plains Institute.
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YOUR ELECTRICITY
NES customers can earn an (estimated) $11.88 credit per panel per year on their energy bill through NES' solar energy program.
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ENERGY-SAVING TIPS
Reducing your energy use is simple
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Manage Your Energy
Energy Management Made Simple
Use these helpful tools to gauge your current energy consumption and learn how you can start saving on your monthly utility bill.
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Net carbon emissions for Middle Tennessee have dropped more than 60% since 2019.
This reduction is a result of more electricity being generated from renewables, nuclear energy and waste products as well as customers becoming more energy-efficient consumers.
learn more at NES.Tennessee is the fifth-largest producer of hydroelectric power in the country.
Over 10% of our grid's existing energy comes from hydro-generation, a renewable source of energy that uses running water to produce electricity.
Learn more about Tennessee's commitment to renewable energy sources.Since 2009, NES has saved over 1 million gallons of petroleum-based oil.
It all started with switching from traditional fossil fuels to soybean oil, a renewable, non-toxic and biodegradable alternative that has significant environmental benefits and leaves a much smaller carbon footprint.
learn more at NES.
Learn About Credits and Rebates
Get Cash Back for Being Eco‑Friendly
Thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, both state and federal governments offer tax credit and rebate programs to help offset the cost of clean energy. Whether you switch to an electric vehicle or invest in home solar panels, be sure to take advantage of the incentives available to you.
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Rooftop Solar Credits
Home Efficiency Rebates
Clean Vehicle Tax Credit
LEADING THE CHARGE
