FPL's Energy Savings Quiz
How can adding ceiling insulation to your home reduce heating and cooling costs? Watch the video, then test your knowledge.
By keeping unwanted heat out during summer and keeping heat in during winter
By increasing the workload of your heating and cooling system
Types of insulation include: [Check all that apply]
Blown-in Fiberglass
Batt Fiberglass
Cellulose
Concrete
FPL customers can receive a rebate of $220 on their ceiling insulation:
If their attic has an R-value less than R-8 of ceiling insulation
If they provide a participating independent contractor with access to attic spaces to determine eligibility
If their home hasn’t received an insulation rebate in 20 years or more
All of the above
Up to half of your home’s energy bill can be spent on the A/C working to keep your home comfortable.
True
False
You should consider a new, more energy-efficient A/C if your current system:
Is more than 10 years old
Needs frequent repairs
Runs longer to keep your home cool
Any of the above
To qualify for the FPL $150 instant incentive, the new A/C system must be: [Check all that apply]
Minimum 16.0 Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) rating
Purchased through an FPL Participating Independent Contractor (PIC)
A completely new HVAC system, including both indoor and outdoor units
None of the above
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