by Kaitlyn Dambrosio | Feb 26, 2026 | Food Service Incentives, HVAC Incentives, Lighting Incentives
Efficiency Maine’s Commercial and Industrial Prescriptive Incentives program provides standardized funding for qualifying HVAC, ventilation, refrigeration, and LED lighting upgrades across commercial and multifamily facilities. High-value 2026 Prescriptive Incentives...
by Kaitlyn Dambrosio | Feb 5, 2026 | HVAC Incentives, Lighting Incentives, Other Incentives
The Spring 2026 round of the RFP for WPPI energy efficiency projects is now open, creating a limited time incentive opportunity for large commercial, industrial, and institutional customers to secure substantial funding for high-impact energy improvements. With up to...
by Kaitlyn Dambrosio | Jan 22, 2026 | Food Service Incentives, HVAC Incentives, Other Incentives
Businesses across Eastern Iowa looking to reduce operating costs and improve energy efficiency in 2026 can take advantage of a wide range of incentive programs offered through Maquoketa Valley Electric Cooperative (MVEC). The 2026 Commercial Rebates from MVEC are...
by Kaitlyn Dambrosio | Jan 15, 2026 | HVAC Incentives, Lighting Incentives, Other Incentives
Commercial Rebates from Modesto Irrigation District help businesses lower energy costs, modernize equipment, and improve overall efficiency. Through a range of incentive programs, MID Commercial Rebates support both straightforward equipment upgrades and more complex...
by Kaitlyn Dambrosio | Jan 8, 2026 | HVAC Incentives, Lighting Incentives, Other Incentives
As utilities refine their energy efficiency strategies, rebate programs naturally evolve to reflect shifting market conditions, updated energy codes, and measured program performance. Avista has completed its annual review of its Commercial Energy Efficiency programs,...
by Kaitlyn Dambrosio | Dec 18, 2025 | HVAC Incentives, Lighting Incentives, Other Incentives
Multifamily and mixed-use developments (MUDs) occupy a unique position in the built environment. They include multiple dwelling units, shared spaces, and often commercial tenants, which means their energy use patterns resemble both residential and commercial...
