“That’s because Ohio’s rebates are more generous (up to $250, compared with $5 in California or $75 in New York) and open to more buyers (some states limited their rebates to the needy or to those with disabilities), said Doug Moore, senior vice president of appliances for Sears Holdings Corp., the nation’s largest Energy Star appliance retailer.” Click here for the full article by Janet Cho of the Plain Dealer, or go to OhioApplianceRebate.com for more information.
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