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Duquesne Light Company - Commercial and Industrial Energy Efficiency Program   

Last DSIRE Review: 07/24/2012
Program Overview:
State: Pennsylvania
Incentive Type: Utility Rebate Program
Eligible Efficiency Technologies: Refrigerators, Equipment Insulation, Lighting, Lighting Controls/Sensors, Central Air conditioners, Motors, Motor VFDs, Custom/Others pending approval, Led Exit Signs, Commercial Refrigeration Equipment, Food Service Equipment, Channel Signs, Time Clock, Ice Machines, Evaporator Fan Motor, Copiers, Network Power Management, Other Measures as Approved
Applicable Sectors: Commercial, Industrial, Schools, Local Government, State Government, Fed. Government, Institutional, Health Care Providers
Amount:Custom: Varies
Screw-in CFL's: $1.75-$3.50
Interior/Exterior Compact Fluorescent Fixture: $9-$20
Display/Accent Lighting: $2-$25
Interior Induction Fixtures: $35-$50
Linear Fluorescent Packages: $7.50-$93.50
Linear Fluorescent Lamp Removal: $4-$9
Pulse-Start Metal Halide Fixtures: $40-$114
Controls and Sensors: $10-$40
Time Clock: $75
Exit Sign: $27
VFD for Chilled Water Loop $150/hp
VFD for HVAC Fans: $80/hp
Packaged Terminal AC: $45-$75/ton
Insulated Holding Cabinets: $200 - $300
Boilerless/Connectionless Steamer: $750
Grill to Order Production Line Equipment Replacement: $1,500
Commercial Ice Machines: $300-$500
Solid Door Freezers: $75-$150
Solid Door Refrigerators: $100-$225
Refrigerated Display Case with Doors: $150-$200
Miscellaneous Refrigeration Equipment: Varies
Evaporative Fan Motor: $20/motor
Insulate Bare Suction Pipes: $1/ln. ft.
Evaporative Fans Controller for Walk-in Coolers: $75
Vending Machine Controller: $90
Motors: $35-$1,260/motor
Eligible System Size:See rebate chart for eligible sizes
Equipment Requirements:See rebate application and rebate catalog for equipment requirement
Installation Requirements:Must have been installed after November 30, 2009
Expiration Date:5/31/2013
Web Site: http://www.duquesnelight.com/wattchoices/
Summary:

Duquesne Light provides rebates on energy-saving equipment to commercial and industrial customers in the eligible service territory. There are 2 types of rebate programs available to all C&I customers. One is the rebate catalog listing specific equipment and its rebate amount. After purchasing and installing the equipment, the customer submits the necessary paperwork, and the rebate is paid to the customer by check. The second program is the customized rebate program where C&I customers are encouraged to undertake energy efficiency projects customized to facilities that include items not found in the rebate catalog. Rebates for the projects will be based on kWh's saved in a year. Customers will provide details of the planned installations and removals, hours of operation, etc. Customers will be informed of the rebate amount before they start the project. Rebate checks for customized projects will be issued after installation is complete. Duquesne Light has partnered with conservation service providers to work with specific segments of customers. These conservation service providers can assist customers with energy audits, project identification, cost and savings calculations, equipment specification, project management and rebate paperwork. See program web site listed above for more information.


 
Contact:
  Dave Defide
Duquesne Light Company
Energy Efficiency & Demand Response Program
411 Seventh Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: (412) 393-6107
Web Site: http://www.wattchoices.com
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