Howard residents may get incentive for installing energy-saving devices

Published September 26, 2006 4:00am ET



Howard County residents considering adding energy conservation devices to their houses could get a tax credit, but experts said prompting this investment will take more than the tax incentive.

“If you are inclined to make an investment to save on the cost of energy, it?s an inducement to save,” said Jeffrey Blum, a Pittsburgh-based tax attorney with Buchanan, Ingersoll and Rooney.

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