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Waveland personalized incentives

total potential incentives/rebates $38,405

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Savings category Action Amount
TRANSPORTATION Electrician $7100
ENERGY HVAC $10925
ENERGY Pool & Hot Tub Service $250
ENERGY HVAC $100
ENERGY $7100
TRANSPORTATION Car Dealers $7500
ENERGY Appliances & Repair $840
ENERGY Water Heater $3750
ENERGY Plumbing $840

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Waveland

Waveland, MS, fondly known as the Hospitality City, is situated in Hancock County. Largely rebuilt after Hurricane Katrina in 2005, Waveland boasts serene beaches, a rich history, and the Ground Zero Hurricane Museum. Its scenic beauty and small-town charm make it a peaceful coastal retreat.

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energy

Waveland, Mississippi, has taken strides toward improving energy efficiency. The city has implemented LED streetlight retrofits, reducing energy consumption significantly. Residential and commercial buildings are encouraged to follow suit through local incentive programs. The city has seen a growing interest in solar energy installations, spurred by state-level tax incentives and net metering policies that credit solar panel owners for electricity they add to the grid. Additionally, Waveland supports energy-efficient construction, adopting building codes that emphasize insulation and energy-saving appliances. The utility providers in the area offer energy audits and rebates for high-efficiency HVAC systems, fostering a culture of energy conservation. The community is also exploring partnerships for renewable energy projects, aiming to increase reliance on sustainable sources.

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water

Waveland is taking measures to ensure water efficiency and protect water quality. The city's infrastructure has been upgraded with new piping to reduce leaks, and smart metering is used to detect irregular water usage patterns promptly. There are rainwater harvesting systems installed in public buildings, and residents are encouraged to use rain barrels, with subsidies offered for their purchase. Low-flow fixtures have become the standard in municipal buildings, and there's a rebate program to incentivize their installation in homes and businesses. Waveland's investments in water treatment technology have enhanced the capability to reuse wastewater for non-potable applications, reducing freshwater extraction. Educational programs promote water-wise gardening, and the city is working to restore and protect its coastal wetlands, which play a crucial role in natural water filtration.

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transportation

Waveland has taken actions to improve transportation efficiency and reduce related emissions. The city has expanded its network of bike lanes, encouraging cycling as an alternative to car travel. Public transportation options have been bolstered with more frequent service and route expansions to reduce the number of cars on the road. The city supports carpooling initiatives and has introduced dedicated carpool parking in key areas to make this option more attractive. Efforts to facilitate electric vehicle (EV) adoption include the installation of public EV charging stations and incentives for residents to purchase EVs. A local shuttle service provides transportation for senior citizens and those without access to a vehicle. Waveland also promotes telecommuting and flexible work schedules, reducing peak-time traffic congestion and associated pollution.

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waste

Waveland's waste management practices have become more sophisticated with an emphasis on reducing, reusing, and recycling. The city has invested in single-stream recycling programs, making it easier for residents to recycle by not requiring sorting of recyclable materials. A local awareness campaign educates citizens about proper waste disposal and the environmental benefits of recycling. There are also special collection days for hazardous waste to prevent improper disposal. Yard waste is turned into mulch or compost, promoting organic gardening practices. The city has been working with businesses to minimize packaging waste and encourage the use of biodegradable materials. Waveland also hosts periodic e-waste drives to safely dispose of electronic waste, and a significant portion of municipal waste is now diverted from landfills to recycling and composting facilities.