Major Commercial Incentives from Energize Connecticut

by | Aug 21, 2025 | Food Service Incentives, HVAC Incentives, Other Incentives | 0 comments

Energy projects help businesses improve efficiency, lower costs and display a commitment to lowering sustainability. While incentives for natural gas equipment ended on December 31, 2024, there are still significant opportunities for savings when businesses invest in electric and high-efficiency technologies.

Large Appliance Incentives

Energy Star certified products consume significantly less energy and water, resulting in lower utility bills for businesses.

Rebates Available:

Energy Savings Potential:
Switching to high-efficiency washers, dishwashers, and ice machines can reduce water usage and energy consumption by 20–50%. ENERGY STAR refrigeration units can use up to 40% less energy than non-certified models, while vending misers reduce idle power draw, saving hundreds of kWh annually.

Commercial Kitchen Incentives

Commercial kitchens are high energy users due to constant cooking, refrigeration, and food preparation needs. Replacing outdated equipment with energy-efficient models can result in substantial savings while improving performance.

Important Deadline: All 2024 Foodservice Rebate Applications, along with required documentation, must be submitted no later than February 28, 2025, to qualify.

Rebates Available:

Energy Savings Potential:
ENERGY STAR certified fryers, griddles, and ovens not only consume less electricity but also cook faster and maintain consistent temperatures, reducing food waste. High-efficiency refrigeration equipment minimizes compressor run times and lowers peak energy demand, leading to year-round operational savings.

Incentive Rebate360 has over 62 years of accumulative experience in maximizing commercial rebate recovery. If your organization is planning an energy efficiency project or has completed one in the last year, now is the time to review our process and then schedule a call to maximize your ROI and rebate recovery efforts

HVAC, Heat Pumps, and Energy Optimization Incentives

Heating, ventilation, and cooling systems represent a significant share of a building’s energy usage. Upgrading to high-efficiency systems can drastically cut costs and improve comfort for occupants.

Rebates Available:

Weatherization Rebates:

  • Attic Insulation – $0.035 per R-value added per square foot
  • Wall Insulation – $0.145 per R-value added per square foot
  • Air Sealing – $80 per hour of work

Energy Savings Potential:
Heat pumps can be two to three times more efficient than traditional HVAC systems, reducing heating and cooling costs by up to 50%. Adding smart thermostats optimizes energy usage, and weatherization measures like insulation and air sealing can significantly cut heating and cooling losses, improving overall building efficiency.

 

Final Thoughts

With incentives covering a wide range of commercial needs, now is the ideal time for Connecticut businesses to make strategic upgrades that pay for themselves faster and continue delivering savings year after year. Reach out to Incentive Rebate360 today if you qualify for the above rebates and want to save big on your next energy project. To contact us, call 480-653-8180, email [email protected], or schedule a call that fits your needs by clicking the button below!

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