September 25, 2025 8:03 am
Clark County, 
Overhead lights illuminate a hallway at Utopia Salon on Sept. 16. Utopia Salon is one of the local businesses that has recently used Clark Public Utilities’ incentives to install new lights to lower electricity use. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian)
Overhead lights illuminate Jenifer Orsini of Utopia Salon, center, as she works with client Ruth Mougey of Vancouver on Tuesday. Utopia Salon is one of the local businesses that recently has used Clark Public Utilities’ incentives to install new lights to lower electricity use. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian)
Lights are seen overhead at Utopia Salon on Tuesday afternoon. Utopia Salon is one of the local businesses that has recently used Clark Public Utilities’ incentives to install new lights to lower electricity use. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian)
Overhead lights illuminate Ruth Mougey of Vancouver, left, as she joins Jenifer Orsini of Utopia Salon on Tuesday afternoon. Utopia Salon is one of the local businesses that has recently used Clark Public Utilities incentives’ to install new lights to lower electricity use. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian)
Utopia Salon in Hazel Dell is one of the local businesses that has recently used Clark Public Utilities’ incentives to install new lights, lowering their power usage, as seen Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 16, 2025. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian)
Those looking to upgrade their windows or switch to a heat pump water heater may benefit from the latest round of energy-efficiency incentives offered by Clark Public Utilities.
The utility announced last week it’s now offering higher rebates in several of its heat pump upgrade programs, new incentives to upgrade windows with more energy-efficient ones, as well as up to $1,500 rebates for heat pump water heaters.
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