Unitil (Electric) - Commercial and Industrial Energy Efficiency Programs
Administered by Unitil Energy Systems
Unitil's commercial and industrial energy efficiency programs in New Hampshire offer rebates for upgrades like LED lighting, HVAC systems, heat pumps, and other equipment to reduce energy costs and environmental impact. Check NHSaves.com or contact Unitil directly to explore specific rebates and incentives available for your business type and energy needs.
Unitil supports commercial, industrial, institutional, and federal government customers through various efficiency rebate programs covering lighting, HVAC, geothermal heat pumps, motors, and custom equipment pending approval. Contractors should direct customers to NHSaves.com or contact Unitil to verify specific rebate eligibility, requirements, and application procedures for each project.
Unitil administers New Hampshire commercial and industrial energy efficiency rebates through participation in the NHSaves collaborative of electric and natural gas utilities. The program targets commercial, industrial, institutional, and federal sectors with incentives for LED lighting, HVAC, heat pumps, chillers, motors with VFDs, compressed air systems, and custom measures—specific funding levels and mechanics are managed through NHSaves coordination.
Program details
- Program ID
- 1374
- Last updated
- 9/6/2024
Eligibility
- Sectors
- commercial construction industrial federal government institutional
- Technologies
- geothermal heat pumps lighting lighting controls/sensors chillers heat pumps air conditioners compressed air motors motor vfds processing and manufacturing equipment custom/others pending approval other ee led lighting hvac
Program summary
Unitil offers different programs for its commercial, industrial, and institutional customers in New Hampshire. Contact Unitil or check website for additional information about these programs.
Contact & resources
- Contact email
- efficiency@unitil.com
- Additional resources
Please verify current program details with the administering agency before making any financial decisions.