The Albuquerque Water Authority andthe New Mexico Water Collaborative have partnered to launcha pilot project intended to help residents make better use of rain, rather than allow it to drain away, giving themthe opportunity to repurpose collected rainwater for landscaping.
In Phase 1 of this pilot program, residents can sign up to applyfor a free system, which, on its own, could cost $10,000 or more.The goal is to educate folks how they can make small changesthat would have measurableimpact on the amount of potable water that can be collectedto support the landscape. The bonus would be lower water bills, plusthe environmental benefit of conserving both water and energy.
For more information, visit the New Mexico Water Collaborative.
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Nice article Sonia
I hope to see more states offer incentives, promotions, and programs to the general public in the future. It took years for solar to get to the point of rebates, federal and state. But now through those programs the costs savings are significant with more home owners opting for systems. It is a win, win and RWC needs to get to that point as well.