Arizona
Incentives/Policies for Renewables & Efficiency
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Last DSIRE Review: 07/10/2009
| Incentive Type: |
Utility Rebate Program |
| State: |
Arizona |
| Eligible Efficiency Technologies: |
Refrigerators/Freezers,
Lighting,
Lighting Controls/Sensors,
Heat pumps,
Air conditioners,
Compressed air,
Motors,
Motor-ASDs/VSDs,
Comprehensive Measures/Whole Building,
Custom/Others pending approval,
Design Assistance
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| Applicable Sectors: |
Commercial,
Industrial,
Schools,
Contractor
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| Incentive Amount: | Varies greatly depending on technology, size of business, and if equipment is being installed in a new building or being upgraded in an existing building. |
| Maximum Incentive: | Large Business: up to 75% of the incremental cost per prescriptive measure and up to 50% of the incremental cost on custom measures
Small Business:up to 90% of the incremental measure costs
New Construction: up to 50% of incremental cost of the energy efficient measures, and up to $75,000 per project per year
New Construction Design Work: up to 50% of the cost of the additional fees required for the energy efficient design, and up to $10,000 per design team per year |
| Project Review/Certification: | Small Business Program: Post-installation inspection is required |
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Web Site: |
http://www.tepcommercialenergysolutions.com/
ProjectCenter/
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Summary:
TEP offers three different energy efficiency rebate programs to fit the needs of their non-residential customers. TEP's Large and Small Business Programs are for making a variety of energy efficient improvements to already existing facilities. TEP's Commercial New Construction Program provides rebates for non-residential members for designing and constructing new energy efficient facilities.
TEP’s Large Business Program offers rebates to offset the initial costs of installing energy-efficient measures including lighting equipment and controls, air conditioning and heat pump equipment, motors and motor drives, compressed air, and refrigeration. Customers may also propose other energy efficiency solutions through custom measures. Eligible customers (TEP Non-Residential customers on Rates 10, 13, 14 and 40) must submit a Pre-Notification Application to TEP. Once the initial application has been approved, the equipment is installed, a Final Application is submitted, and the customer should receive the rebate within 6 weeks of submitting the complete application. Energy efficient equipment purchased, contracted for or work conducted prior to July 3, 2008 is not eligible for an incentive.
TEP’s Small Business Program encourages contractors to install selected high-efficiency lighting, HVAC and refrigeration measures for TEP small business customers. All incentives are for upgrades in already existing buildings and will be paid directly to the contractor, who applies for the rebates on the customer's behalf. A list of eligible upgrades and program approved contractors can be found on the program website. Energy efficient equipment purchased, contracted for or work conducted prior to August 6, 2008 is not eligible for a rebate.
The TEP Commercial New Construction Program provides rebates to TEP’s non-residential customers for the installation of energy-efficient equipment in new construction. Additionally, rebates are available to help offset the costs of designing more energy efficient buildings. Rebate amounts are based on the estimated energy savings over a one year period. Energy efficient equipment purchased, contracted for or work conducted prior to August 6, 2008 is not eligible for a rebate.
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Please note: The information on the DSIRE web site provides an overview of incentives and other policies, but it should not be used as the only source of information when making purchasing decisions, investment decisions, tax decisions or other binding agreements. Please refer to the individual contact provided in each record to verify that a specific incentive or other policy is applicable to your specific project.
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