Copy of City of Palo Alto Utilities - Commercial Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

CA Rebate Program commercial industrial

Administered by: Utility Marketing Services

Program Details

Program ID
5021
Last Updated
10/12/2011

Eligibility

Eligible Sectors
commercial industrial
Eligible Technologies
dishwasher refrigerators/freezers dehumidifiers equipment insulation water heaters lighting chillers furnaces boilers heat pumps air conditioners steam-system upgrades building insulation windows motor vfds processing and manufacturing equipment custom/others pending approval other ee food service equipment personal computing equipment

Program Summary

City of Palo Alto Utilities, through the Commercial Advantage Program and several separate offerings, provides incentives for commercial customers to replace old equipment with new, more efficient equipment. Eligible businesses must receive electric service from the CPAU. In order to receive a rebate, your application must be accepted before purchasing your equipment. Rebates are available for: Lighting Boilers and Water Heating equipment HVAC equipment Heat rejection equipment Laboratory Upgrades Commercial Cooking equipment Refrigeration equipment Commercial Hospitality Upgrades Custom rebates Networked PC's Power Controls Appliances and General equipment    The rebate is capped at $100,000 per fiscal year, and applies to replacement equipment only. Applications must be approved before the replacement equipment is purchased, and the equipment must be installed within 6 months of the application approval. Energy savings for the custom rebate must be estimated by a professional engineer.  Facilities with at least 50% of square footage dedicated as lab space are eligible to participate in the Laboratory Energy Efficiency Program. More information, including a list of qualifying products, specifications, and forms, can be found on the web site listed above.  

Contact & Resources

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

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