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IMPORTANT
NOTICE (NOV 22, 2011): The EEP program is suspended as of Dec. 12,
2011 but will return in 2012 (TBD). If you are interested in
participating in the program once it resumes, please send a letter
of interest today to
rthompson@cityofpasadena.net (subject: "EEP interest")
and you will be contacted as soon as program news is available.
Pasadena Water & Power is
proud to offer the Energy
Efficiency Partnering (EEP) program
to its non-residential customers.
The EEP program rewards
Pasadena businesses for a broad range of permanently installed energy-saving retrofit projects.
The more
energy-saving the project is,
the higher the rebate.
PROGRAM
OVERVIEW
Rebates*
For Energy Efficiency Savings (kWh):
You can receive
5.5˘ – 44˘ per kilowatt-hour of
energy savings accumulated over a year
when you install energy-efficiency retrofit projects
that exceed current CALGreen/Title 24 building code
standards.
For projects that aren’t covered by CALGreen/Title
24, the rebate is calculated by comparing the efficiency of the
new equipment to the old.
For Energy Demand Reduction
(kW):
If
the project also reduces your coincidental peak load by 20
kilowatts or more, you’ll get a bonus rebate.
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***SPECIAL PROMOTION**
"Triple Rebate" on Fluorescents
For a limited time, rebate
incentive rates are tripled for T-5 and T-8 fluorescent
lighting retrofits.
With
permanent installation of these efficient lights,
your business can earn
16.5˘ per kWh saved over one year (vs. regular 5.5˘ / kWh
rebate).
Qualifying projects must be completed and post-inspected by Dec.
31, 2011. Also, as with all EEP projects, your project site must be pre-inspected before retrofit work begins
to qualify for the rebate.
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*Terms
and conditions apply;
Total rebate amount may not
exceed 50% of total project cost.
Eligible Projects
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Energy-efficiency
upgrades to permanently installed equipment are eligible if
they EXCEED
CALGreen or
Title 24 of the California
Energy Code. Other
permanently installed energy-saving
equipment not listed in CALGreen/Title
24 may also qualify, subject to
approval.
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Eligible projects
may include, but are not limited
to, energy-efficient upgrades of lighting, garage CO sensors, CO2 sensors, cooling
towers, variable frequency drives, cool roofs, energy
management systems, motors and compressors, exit signs, central plant chiller upgrades and
chilled water conversion projects.
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Building envelope efficiency upgrades do not
qualify for the EEP program.
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IMPORTANT:
Projects already begun prior to application approval and
pre-inspection are NOT ELIGIBLE. You must have an
approved EEP application and pass a pre-inspection BEFORE
work begins.
Rebate Payment
Rebates are usually paid
within 4 to 6 weeks of project completion
and verification by PWP
and/or an approved third-party.
READ FULL PROGRAM RULES &
RESTRICTIONS
ESTIMATE
YOUR REBATE
Your estimated rebate will be
automatically calculated.
Program Rules
IMPORTANT
NOTICE (NOV 22, 2011): The EEP program is suspended as of Dec. 12,
2011 but will return in 2012 (TBD). If you are interested in
participating in the program when it resumes, please send a letter
of interest today to
rthompson@cityofpasadena.net (subject: "EEP interest")
and you will be contacted as soon as program news is available.
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Download the
EEP Application here (in Microsoft Excel format), read
all program rules and enter in the requested
information about your project.
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Save the
EEP Application as an Excel document and send
it to your PWP Account Manager
along with a signed copy of the
vendor's project proposal.
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Begin work on project ONLY
AFTER your EEP application is approved and you pass a
pre-inspection by PWP and/or
an approved third-party.
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Once project work is completed
and all required inspections are finalized and approved, you will receive your
rebate within 4-6 weeks.
Questions about the EEP program?
Call your
Account Manager.
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