Business Rebates

• Air-Cooled: $5 per ton
• Water-Cooled: $3 per ton
• Chilled Water Reset: 0 to 3,000 tons: $100 to $2,000 per unit

Equipment not covered in another category will be paid $0.03 per kWh saved (first year savings only) plus $100 per kW of peak demand reduced.

Energy improvements can take many shapes and forms, so if an energy improvement is not found in another category, it may fall into the “custom” rebate category. Eligible custom improvements include but are not limited to:

• LED Lighting - UL-certified and either DLC or ENERGY STAR^®
• Compressed air systems
• Exhaust ventilation
• A/C Occupancy Sensors
• Day Lighting Controls
• Induction Lighting
• Insulation
• Energy Management Systems

• Earn back 25% of your energy audit cost
• Maximum rebate of $3,000
• Must qualify for another rebate category when applying

Business customers who’ve had an energy audit performed at their facility can earn a rebate to help offset the cost of the audit. After you’ve made qualifying, high-efficiency improvements to your facility, apply for our rebates to earn cash back on the audit and another rebate category.

Earn rebates from $2,000 to $10,000 based on LEED certification points.

If you’re renovating a property to meet LEED v4 certification standards, you may be eligible for cash rebates from $2,000 to $10,000. Rebates are based on points awarded under the LEED Energy & Atmosphere – Optimize Energy Performance, Advanced Energy Metering, and Demand Response categories and square footage of the building, per the chart below.

Rebate amount: Ranging from $3 to $55 per bulb

Improving your business’s lighting is an easy way to save energy and earn rebates from our program. Business customers can earn anywhere from $3 to $55 per lighting fixture, depending on the type of bulb and efficiency. Improving lighting in some facilities can even help improve workforce productivity.

Motors: Open and TEFC: $2 per HP

Pumps: 7.5 HP to 50 HP: $50 each to $300 each

Rebate amount: $16 per hp (all sizes)

Variable frequency drives (VFDs) offer commercial and industrial customers better control of energy usage. Rather than the "all-on or all-off" approach used in more traditional motors and equipment, variable frequency drives only require the amount of energy necessary to run at the time, providing a more moderated use of power.

Earn rebates from $2,000 to $10,000 based on LEED certification points.

If you’re building a new facility to meet LEED v4 or v4.1 for Building, Design, and Construction (BD+C) certification standards, you may be eligible for cash rebates from $2,000 to $10,000. Rebates are based on points awarded under the LEED Energy & Atmosphere – Optimize Energy Performance, Advanced Energy Metering, and Demand Response categories and square footage of the building, per the chart below.

Customer must provide a copy of the LEED certification documentation as approved by the Green Business Certification Inc. and managed by the U.S. Green Building Council.

• The incentive covers either a new construction project or a major renovation (e.g., building being repurposed, gutted – was a grocery store and converted to a fitness facility)
• These incentives available within this category include lighting, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, or the building envelope (other energy efficiency actions taken beyond these may be evaluated as a Custom Rebate and submitted separately)
  • Applicant must complete and provide the results from the COMcheck-WEB™ tool, available from the DOE/EERE at https://energycode.pnl.gov/COMcheckWeb, with their application. There is a COMcheck-WEB™ tool for lighting separate from HVAC and building envelope.
• The incentive amount will be $0.03 per kWh and $100 per kW of first-year savings as confirmed from the results of the COMcheck-WEB™ tool(s).