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

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.

FirstEnergy's C&I Energy Solutions Program offers multiple pathways to help your commercial and industrial customers reduce energy costs: prescriptive rebates for standard equipment (lighting, HVAC, food service gear), instant discounts through participating distributors, and custom incentives for unique retrofits or process improvements that don't fit standard categories. The program also includes no-cost energy audits, retro-commissioning services, and new construction design assistance; you'll work with FirstEnergy or CLEAResult to verify equipment eligibility and submit projects for rebate approval.

The C&I Energy Solutions Program, administered by CLEAResult on behalf of FirstEnergy's Pennsylvania companies (Met-Ed, Penelec, Penn Power, West Penn Power), serves all non-residential customers—commercial, industrial, governmental, and institutional—across the utility's service territory. The program operates multiple tracks: prescriptive incentives for standard measures (lighting, HVAC, food service equipment, motors, VFDs, heat pumps, chillers, combined heat & power, and others pending approval), instant discounts at local distributors, custom equipment/process improvements, building tune-ups with focus on HVAC and controls, retro-commissioning with M&V plans, and new construction design assistance. Funding derives from FirstEnergy Pennsylvania companies' sustainable energy funds, with additional state resources available through PA DEP and PA DCED programs.