FirstEnergy (Met-Ed, Penelec, Penn Power, and West Penn) - Commercial and Industrial Energy Efficiency Program

PA Rebate Program commercial industrial local government schools state government federal government institutional

Administered by: ClearResult

Quick Summary

This program serves commercial, industrial, and non-residential facilities (including schools and government buildings) within FirstEnergy's Pennsylvania service territory. You can receive rebates and instant discounts for energy-efficient equipment like lighting, HVAC systems, food service equipment, motors, and heat pumps, with options ranging from prescriptive incentives for standard equipment to custom incentives for building-specific projects. Contact FirstEnergy or program administrator CLEAResult, or visit the program website, to learn about eligible equipment, incentive amounts, and how to apply.

AI-generated summary • Updated 7/12/2026

Program Details

Program ID
4132
Last Updated
9/4/2024

Eligibility

Eligible Sectors
commercial industrial local government schools state government federal government institutional
Eligible Technologies
water heaters lighting lighting controls/sensors chillers heat pumps air conditioners combined heat & power motors motor vfds custom/others pending approval other ee food service equipment vending machine controls

Program Summary

FirstEnergy offers a number of Energy Solutions for Businesses. Retro-CommissioningVirtual Commissioning ProgramBuilding Tune-UpsPrescriptive IncentivesInstant DiscountsCustom EquipmentCustom Building Improvements AssistanceCommercial New ConstructionThe Prescriptive Incentive program offers incentives for lighting, HVAC equipment, food service equipment, agricultural equipment, appliances, and other equipment. Links to each of the Prescriptive Incentive Categories are listed below. Please Contact FirstEnergy or CLEAResult, the program administrator, for more information or visit the program website.

Contact & Resources

Contact Email
[email protected]

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

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