Midstate Electric Cooperative - Commercial and Industrial Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

OR Rebate Program commercial industrial schools federal government

Administered by: Midstate Electric Cooperative

Quick Summary

Midstate Electric Cooperative offers rebates for commercial and industrial energy efficiency upgrades including HVAC systems, lighting, building insulation, and other measures in new and existing buildings. Schedule a free energy audit by calling (541) 536-2126 ext. 5 to get improvement recommendations, then submit your project within 180 days of completion to receive your rebate after approximately 2-4 weeks of processing.

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Program Details

Program ID
1299
Last Updated
5/9/2024

Eligibility

Eligible Sectors
commercial industrial schools federal government
Eligible Technologies
clothes washers water heaters lighting lighting controls/sensors chillers furnaces boilers heat pumps air conditioners caulking/weather-stripping duct/air sealing building insulation windows doors motors motor vfds comprehensive measures/whole building custom/others pending approval yes; specific technologies not identified

Program Summary

Midstate Electric Cooperative (MEC) encourages energy efficiency in the commercial and industrial sectors by giving customers a choice of several different financial incentive programs. Rebates are available for both new and existing commercial energy efficiency improvement projects. Incentives are offered for upgrades to HVAC systems, building insulation, lighting, and other various measures. Exact rebate amounts and detailed incentive offerings may be obtained by contacting Marketing at 541-536-2126. To participate in this program, customers must schedule a free energy audit of existing equipment with Midstate Electric before installing any new equipment. The Midstate Electric representative will make improvement recommendations during the course of the audit. See website for more details.

Contact & Resources

Contact Email
[email protected]

Please verify current program details with the administering agency before making any financial decisions.

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