Buy a new energy efficient washer; get a check from your utility company. Install energy efficient heating in a mammoth factory and get a much bigger check. Those are two examples of Ohio's efficiency incentives paid for by surcharges on everyone's monthly electric bills. Backers contend for every one dollar invested, three are saved in lower utility bills. Still First Energy is calling on Ohio legislators to review the program, and the program's backers fear lawmakers might actually suspend it with a vote during the lame duck session. The utility says customers will buy energy efficient products without being offered a bonus check. Plus, the utility argues: it's unfair to charge some industrial customers a million dollars a  year in surcharges just to help competitors install energy efficient equipment.