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Upper Peninsula Power Company2019 Electric Rebate Application

Commercial and Industrial Energy Efficiency Program

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2 of 23Commercial and Industrial Rebate Application Submit applications by email to [email protected] or fax to 517.580.5160

Your business must be a current commercial customer of Upper Peninsula Power Company to participate.

Need help?Call us at 877.367.3191 (Mon–Fri, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.) or email [email protected]

Welcome to Upper Peninsula Power Company's Commercial and Industrial Program

Submit One of Three Ways:

[email protected]

517.580.5160

Efficiency United C&I Rebates3100 West Road, Building 3, Suite 200East Lansing, MI 48823

Four-step application process:1. Complete and submit the pre-approval application.

Submit a pre-approval application and all required documentation beforemaking any purchases or starting any work on the project.

� General information (page 4) and appropriate pages for your project.

� Prescriptive (pages 6-20)

� Custom (page 22)

� An itemized quote from selected vendor that includes the quantity, size,type, make and model of proposed items and labor costs, if applicable.Internal labor cannot be included in project cost.

� The manufacturer (OEM) specification sheets for all eligible measures perprogram guidelines.

� A copy of one months’ utility bill for prescriptive projects or 12 consecutivemonths’ of utility bills for custom projects. The first two pages aresufficient if they include a summary of energy use and charges.

� Incomplete applications will result in delays.

2. Obtain pre-approval notice.Upon verifying that the project meets the program requirements, the customerlisted on this application will receive a letter via email (or standard mail ifemail is unavailable) indicating the funds have been reserved for this project.

� This letter must be signed and returned within 10 days.

� From the date of issuance of this letter, you will have 90 days oruntil November 30, 2019 to complete the project and submit all finaldocumentation. Applicant may submit a written request for one 30-dayproject completion extension.

� After 90 days or November 30, 2019, this application will expire and thereserved funds will be forfeited.

3. Install your project.After signing and returning pre-approval notification, install the newequipment and remove the old equipment, Incomplete applications will resultin delays.

� Only new products, which are exact product types listed in this application,are eligible for Prescriptive incentives.

4. Complete and submit the final application.� Applicants must participate in an exit interview with Efficiency United staff

to identify incentive opportunities and document a Joint Energy EfficiencyPlan (JEEP).

� Submit the final application (page 23), including all project invoices, afterthe project is completed.

� Incomplete applications cannot be processed for payment.

Eligibility:1. Your business must be a

current commercial customer ofUpper Peninsula Power Companyto participate.

2. Project must be installed andcompleted between January 1, 2019and November 30, 2019.

3. Application documents must bereceived within 60 days of purchaseand/or installation of measures.

4. Equipment must meet all the statedeligibility requirements in the catalogto qualify for a rebate.

5. Rebate cannot exceed 75% of the totalcost of the project.

6. Please refer to the four-step applicationprocess for all documentation needed.

Submit applications by email to [email protected] or fax to 517.580.5160


ELIGIBILITY: Efficiency United energy efficiency incentives are offered to qualifying electric customers only while funding is available. Projects must be implemented (completed) by November 30, 2019. All application documentation must be submitted within 60 days of project completion or December 1, 2019. Projects must reduce electric usage through system efficiency improvements, control upgrades may also qualify. The following measures will not qualify: peak shaving, demand reductions, fuel switching, power generation, renewable energy, or operating schedule changes. Equipment must meet the minimum number of annual operating hours. Customer must participate in an exit interview with Efficiency United staff to identify incentive opportunities and document a Joint Energy Efficiency Plan (JEEP).

COMPLIANCE: All projects must comply with applicable federal, state, and local laws and building codes. All equipment must be new or retrofitted with new components per program specification. Used or rebuilt equipment is not eligible for incentives. Existing equipment must be removed or permanently disconnected. New equipment must meet specification requirements and existing equipment must be operational when the application is submitted. Only one incentive will be granted for each project. Customers can submit multiple projects in a calendar year; however, the incentive totals cannot exceed the incentive limit cap per year. If the project is in a leased building, the lease term must be at least three (3) years and a copy of the lease may be requested. Up to 24 months of utility usage information may be requested.

INCENTIVE CAPS: Incentive caps may not exceed 75% of the total projectcost, including materials, external labor, permits, equipment rental ordisposal. Custom incentives will not be provided for projects with lessthan a 1-year simple payback or greater than an 8-year simple payback.Incentives may be limited by a tiered cap system depending on theenergy savings of the project(s), or while Program funding is available.

INSPECTION: Program staff reserves the right to conduct pre-inspections and post inspections of proposed and installed projects.

PUBLICITY: Efficiency United reserves the right to publicize your participation in this program, unless you specifically request otherwise.

LOGO USE: Customers or allies may not use the Efficiency United name or logo nor that of any participating utilities in any marketing, advertising, or promotional material without written permission.

PROGRAM DISCRETION: Incentives are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Incentive amounts and offerings are subject to change or termination without notice at the discretion of Efficiency United.

PAYMENT: Once completed paperwork is submitted, incentive payments are usually made within 6 to 8 weeks. Incomplete applications will delay payments or result in denial of application approval. Efficiency United reserves the right to refuse payment and participation if the customer or contractor violates program terms and conditions. Efficiency United must receive 100% of the energy savings for the rated life of the product(s) or for a period of three (3) years from the receipt of incentive, whichever is less. If you do not provide the energy savings, the facility in which the installed projects are located closes or ceases operation within three (3) years from receipt of incentive, or you cease to be a customer of a participating Efficiency United utility during the three (3) years, you shall refund a prorated amount of the incentive.

RELEASE/INDEMNIFICATION: Payment of rebates under the Program and/or evaluation of applications for rebates shall not deem Efficiency United or any of its affiliates, employees, contractors or agents (“Efficiency United Parties”) to be responsible for any work completed in connection herewith. Applicant fully releases Efficiency United Parties from any and all claims it may have against Efficiency United Parties in connection with this application, the rebates or the work performed in connection with them. In addition, applicant agrees to defend, indemnify and hold Efficiency United Parties harmless from and against any and all claims, losses, demands or lawsuits by any third parties arising in connection with this application, the payment or non-payment of rebates, or any work performed in connection with them. The customer hereby releases Efficiency United and participating utilities from any and all liability arising from or connected with releasing the information to Efficiency United set forth herein.

Efficiency United is a program administered and implemented by CLEAResult and the Michigan Community Action Agency Association pursuant to a contract with the State of Michigan, Department of Energy, Labor & Economic Growth, and in compliance with PA 342 of 2016.

Terms and Conditions


CUSTOMER INFORMATION (Please complete all fields.)Company Name (as it appears on utility bill) Tax Payer ID (FEIN or SS#)

Contact Email Phone Number

Installation Address (if different)

City State ZIPMailing Address

City State MI

ZIP

Utility Account Number Electric Utility UPPCO

Annual Hours of Operation Bldg Area (sq. ft.)

Building UseOffice Restaurant School: K-12 School: College

RetailGrocery/supermarketWarehouse Lodging

HealthcareManufacturingOther

How Did You Learn About This Program? UPPCO UPPCO websiteMail/bill insert Contractor

Newspaper Community eventOther

CONTRACTOR INFORMATION (If applicable)

Company Name

Contact Email Phone Number

Address City State ZIP

INITIAL APPLICATION PROJECT SUMMARY

Estimated Project Completion Date (required) Prescriptive Project Total Cost$

Prescriptive Incentive Total$

Custom Project Total Cost$

Custom Incentive Total$

Total Project Cost$

Total Incentive$

For additional information about eligibility and incentive caps, see terms & conditions.

Pre-Approval Application General Information

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Table of Contents

1.0 Lighting. ............................................................................................................. 7

2.0 Lighting Controls. ............................................................................................ 10

3.0 HVAC Systems ................................................................................................ 11

4.0 Air Distribution Systems ................................................................................. 13

5.0 HVAC Controls ................................................................................................ 14

6.0 Insulation ......................................................................................................... 14

7.0 Domestic Water ............................................................................................... 15

8.0 Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) ................................................................. 15

9.0 Compressed Air ............................................................................................... 16

10.0 Commercial Refrigeration ............................................................................ 17

11.0 Commercial Kitchen ..................................................................................... 19

12.0 Building Envelope & Insulation ..................................................................... 19

13.0 Industrial ....................................................................................................... 20

14.0 Agriculture ..................................................................................................... 20

Custom Rebate Worksheet. .................................................................................. 22

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LED Lighting Measure Incentive Unit # of Units Total Incentive

LED PAR Replacing Halogen PAR/BR/R Lamp $5.00 per lamp

LED MR-16 Replacing Halogen MR-16 $3.00 per lamp

LED A-Series Replacing Incandescent A-Series (50-80 Watt) $4.00 per lamp

LED A-Series Replacing Incandescent A-Series (80-100 Watt) $4.00 per lamp

LED Globe Replacing Incandescent Globe $7.00 per lamp

LED Recessed Downlights Replacing Incandescent Downlights $12.50 per fixture

LED Replacing CFL PAR/BR/R Lamp $1.00 per lamp

LED Replacing A-Line 40 W Equivalent (CFL - LED) $1.00 per lamp

LED Replacing A-Line 60 W Equivalent (CFL – LED) $1.00 per lamp



LED Globe Replacing CFL $1.00 per lamp

LED Candelabra Replacing Incandescent Candelabra $7.00 per lamp

LED Illuminated Signs Measure Type Incentive

Interior $0.20 per Watt reduced

Exterior $0.70 per Watt reduced

Measure Description # of Fixtures Watts/Fixture Measure Type Total Watts Reduced Total Incentive

Existing Fixture:

New Fixture:


Existing Fixture:

New Fixture:

LED Exit Sign, Retrofit or Replacement Measure Incentive Unit # of Signs Total Incentive

LED Exit Sign $15.00 per Sign

Part 1: Lighting

Pre-Approval Application Custom Rebate Worksheet



Interior LED Retrofit

Part 1: Lighting


Existing Fixture:

New Fixture:

Check here if new fixture(s) are eligible for refrigeration savings due to lighting savings (page 17)


Existing Fixture:

New Fixture:



Existing Fixture:

New Fixture:



Existing Fixture:

New Fixture:



Existing Fixture:

New Fixture:



Existing Fixture:

New Fixture:


Measure Type Incentive

Interior Non-Highbay/Lowbay LED Fixture $0.25 per Watt reduced

Interior Non-Highway/Lowbay LED Fixture (24/7) $0.70 per Watt reduced

LED Highbay (24/7) $0.70 per Watt reduced

LED Highbay $0.35 per Watt reduced

LED Lowbay $0.25 per Watt reduced



LED Grow Lights

Part 1: Lighting

Measure Description # of Fixtures Watts/Fixture Incentive/Watt Reduced Total Watts Reduced Total Incentive

Existing Fixture: $0.35

New Fixture:

Measure Description # of Fixtures Watts/Fixture Incentive/Watt Reduced Total Watts Reduced Total Incentive

Existing Fixture: $0.35

New Fixture:

Exterior LED Retrofit Measure Type Incentive

Exterior LED Retrofit $0.35 per Watt reduced

Exterior Continuous Operation LED Retrofit $0.70 per Watt reduced


Existing Fixture:

New Fixture:


Existing Fixture:

New Fixture:


Existing Fixture:

New Fixture:


Existing Fixture:

New Fixture:


Existing Fixture:

New Fixture:


Existing Fixture:

New Fixture:



Part 1: Lighting | Part 2: Lighting Controls

New Construction Lighting Incentive Measure Incentive (A)

Interior Lighting $0.17 per Watt reduced

Exterior Lighting $0.17 per Watt reduced

Parking Garage Lighting $0.17 per Watt reduced

Measure Description Building Type Occupied Area

(Sq.ft.) Total Watts Allowed (B)

Total Proposed Watts (C)

Total Watts Reduced (D=B-C) Total Incentive (DxA)

Interior Lighting

Exterior Lighting

Lighting Controls Measure Incentive Unit # of Units Total Incentive

*Lighting Occupancy Sensor <500W $20.00 per sensor

*Lighting Occupancy Sensor >500W $50.00 per sensor

*Lighting Occupancy Sensor $0.05 per Watt controlled

Daylight Sensor Controls

Central Lighting Controls $0.05 per sq. ft.

Stairwell Lighting Controls $0.40 per Watt controlled

Switching Controls for Multilevel Lighting $0.05 per sq. ft.

*Pick one or the other per space controlled

Part 2: Lighting Controls

Networked Lighting Controls $0.08 per sq. ft.

$0.08 per Watt controlled



Computer Room Air Conditioning Measure Qualifying Efficiency Incentive Total MBH Total Incentive

< 65 MBH 2.86 $12.00 per MBH

65 MBH - 240 MBH 2.73 $12.00 per MBH

> 240 MBH 2.47 $14.00 per MBH

Ground Source Heat Pump Measure Incentive Total Tons Total Incentive

$300.00 per Ton

$300.00 per Ton

Computer Room Air Conditioning Economizer Mode Measure Incentive Total MBH Total Incentive

< 65 MBH $25.00 per MBH

65 MBH - 240 MBH $25.00 per MBH

> 240 MBH $30.00 per MBH

Infrared Heater Measure Incentive MBH Total Incentive

Infrared Heater $2.25 per MBH

Chiller Tune-up Measure Incentive Total Tons Total Incentive

Chiller Tune-up* $8.50 per Ton

*Tune-up checklist must also be submitted

Part 3: HVAC Systems

<=17 EER

<=19 EER



Part 3: HVAC Systems

Air and Water Cooled Chillers

Equipment Type Size (A)

Qualifying Efficiency

Incentive (per Ton)

Path A Path B

Full Load (kW/Ton)

IPLV (kW/Ton)

Full Load (kW/Ton)

IPLV (kW/Ton)

Air-Cooled Chiller All 0.796 1.04 - - $10.00

Water Cooled Chiller

Centrifugal

<300 Tons 0.634 0.596 0.639 0.450

$8.00

300 to 600Tons 0.576 0.549 0.600 0.400

>600 Tons 0.570 0.539 0.590 0.400

Rotary Screw, Scroll, or Reciprocating

<75 Tons 0.780 0.630 0.800 0.600

75 to 150 Tons 0.775 0.615 0.790 0.586

>150 to 300 Tons 0.680 0.580 0.718 0.540

>300 Tons 0.620 0.540 0.639 0.490

Chiller Input Values Measure Path: A or B Unit Tons (A) IPLV (kW/ton) Qualifying Efficiency Quantity (C) Total Incentive

Air Cooled

Water Cooled: Centrifugal

Water Cooled: Rotary Screw

Water Cooled: Scroll

Water Cooled: Reciprocating



Advanced Air Distribution Systems Measure Incentive Unit Total Sq Ft. Total Incentive

CAV AHU to VAV AHU with Hydronic Reheat $0.45 per sq. ft.

High Volume Low Speed Fan Measure Incentive Unit # of Fans Total Incentive

16’ Fan Blade Diameter $175.00 per fan





Ventilation Reduction Measure Incentive Total HP Total Incentive

Process Heating Ventilation Reduction $175.00 per HP

Part 4: Air Distribution System



Unitary Controls Measure Incentive Unit Total Guest Rooms Total Incentive

Hotel Guest Room Occupancy Sensor $75.00 per guest room

Centralized Energy Management System Measure Incentive Unit # of Units Total Incentive

Energy Management System $0.045 per sq. ft.

Energy Management System for Manufacturers $175.00 per HP

HVAC Occupancy Sensors $0.02 per sq. ft.

Enthalpy Economizer $9.00 per Ton

Setback/Setup $0.006 per sq. ft.

School – Setback with no AC $0.060 per sq. ft.

Air Side Economizer $15.00 per Ton

Chilled Water Reset Controls Measure Incentive Unit Total Tons Total Incentive

5 Degree Reset $30.00 per Ton

10 Degree Reset $45.00 per Ton

Pipe Wrap Measure Incentive Unit Total Linear Ft. Total Incentive

DWH 140° F - Conditioned – Elec Water Heater $1.25 per linear ft.

DWH 140° F - Unconditioned – Elec Water Heater $7.00 per linear ft.

DWH 120° F - Conditioned – Elec Water Heater $0.75 per linear ft.

DWH 120° F - Unconditioned – Elec Water Heater $4.50 per linear ft.

Part 5: HVAC Controls



Heat Pump Water Heaters Measure Incentive Unit # of Units Total Incentive

<= 55 GAL $900.00 per unit

VFD Fans/Pump Measure Incentive

VFD on HVAC Pump $150.00 per CHW HP

VFD on HVAC Fan $65.00 per HP

VFD on Process Pump up to 50 HP $110.00 per HP

VFD on Process Fan up to 50 HP $50.00 per HP

VFD Application Type (Table Above) Fan/Pump/Motor Type Incentive Rate Controlled Motor Size (HP) Qty. Total Incentive

VFDs on CRAC Units Measure Incentive Unit Total HP Total Incentive

VFDs for Process Fans $165.00 per HP

ECM For HVAC Applications Measure Incentive Unit Qty. Total Incentive

ECM for Furnace, UV, FC, & Light Duty AHU-Up to 7.5HP $50.00 per Furnace

Part 7: Domestic Water

Part 8: Variable Frequency Drives

ENERGY STAR Electric Tankless Water Heater $50.00 per unit



Compressed Air Measure Incentive Unit # of Units Total Incentive

Refrigerated Cycling Air Dryer

Thermal Mass $0.35 per SCFM

VSD $1.25 per SCFM

Digital Scroll $1.25 per SCFM

Compressed Air Dryer, Dewpoint Sensor Control $5.00 per SCFM

Heat of Compression Air Dryer $4.00 per SCFM

Low-Pressure Drop Air Filter $5.00 per HP

Zero-Loss Condensate Drain $140.00 per drain

Compressed Air Engineered Nozzle - 1/8’’

Diameter

1,000 hours $40.00 per unit




Compressed Air Engineered Nozzle - 1/4"

Diameter





Compressed Air Engineered Nozzle - 3/8”

Diameter





Compressed Air Engineered Nozzle - 1/2’’

Diameter





Compressed Air Pressure Flow Controller $5.00 per HP

Air Compressor Outdoor Intake $9.00 per HP

Compressed Air Storage Tank $30.00 per HP

Desiccant to Refrigerated Air Dryers $4.00 per SCFM

Compressed Air Audit and Leak Repair Measure Incentive Unit # of Units Total Incentive

Compressed Air Audit and Leak Repair $45.00 per SCFM of leak repaired

VSD Air Compressor Replacement Measure Incentive Total HP Total Incentive

VSD Air Compressor Replacement $75.00 per HP

Part 9 Total Incentive

Part 9: Compressed Air



Vending Machine Controllers Measure Incentive Unit # of Units Total Incentive

Cold Beverage Controller $65.00 per unit

ENERGY STAR® Ice Machines Measure Incentive Unit # of Units Total Incentive

< 500 lbs $50.00 per unit

500 - 1,000 lbs $90.00 per unit

> 1,000 lbs $120.00 per unit

ENERGY STAR® Refrigerator and Freezer Measure Incentive Unit # of Units Total Incentive

Solid Door Refrigerator < 15ft3 $25.00 per unit

Solid Door Refrigerator 15 – 30 ft3 $45.00 per unit

Solid Door Refrigerator 30 - 50 ft3 $75.00 per unit

Solid Door Freezer < 15 ft3 $55.00 per unit

Solid Door Freezer 15 - 30 ft3 $75.00 per unit

Solid Door Freezer 30 - 50 ft3 $160.00 per unit

Commercial Refrigeration Lighting Measure Incentive Unit # of Units Total Incentive

LED Lighting for Refrigeration Cases - Door $35.00 per door

LED Lighting for Refrigeration Cases - Linear Feet $8.75 per linear ft.

Occupancy Sensors for LED Case Lighting $15.00 per door

Refrigeration Savings due to Lighting Savings* Measure Incentive Unit Total Watts Reduced Total Incentive

-20 to 0°F $0.12 per Watts reduced

0 to 20°F $0.08 per Watts reduced

20 to 40°F $0.05 per Watts reduced

Part 10: Commercial Refrigeration

*Must have at least one qualifying lighting retrofit measure entered in section 1 (page 8).



Part 10: Commercial Refrigeration

Commercial Refrigeration Motors Measure Incentive Unit # of Units Total Incentive

Walk-In ECM replacing Shaded Pole $120.00 per unit

Walk-In ECM replacing Permanent Split Capacitor $40.00 per unit

Cooler Case ECM replacing PSC or SP $55.00 per unit

Commercial Refrigeration Controls Measure Incentive Unit # of Units Total Incentive

Floating Head Pressure Control $150.00 per Ton

Anti-Sweat Heater Controls $100.00 per door

Strip Curtains Measure Incentive Unit Total Sq. Ft. Total Incentive

Cooler Strip Curtain $6.00 per sq. ft.

Freezer Strip Curtain $35.00 per sq. ft.

Cooler/Freezer Door Gaskets Seals Measure Incentive Unit Total Linear Ft. Total Incentive

Door Gasket Seal $7.50 per Linear ft.

Insulation Measure Incentive Unit Total Linear Ft. Total Incentive

Night Covers $1.25 per Linear ft.

New Reach-In Refrigerated Case Doors Measure Incentive Unit Total Linear Ft. Total Incentive

Medium Temp $40.00 per Linear ft.

Low Temp $100.00 per Linear ft.



Commercial Kitchen Equipment Measure Incentive Unit # of Units Total Incentive

ENERGY STAR® Steam Cookers

3 Pan $1,000.00 per unit




ENERGY STAR® Fryers $80.00 per unit

ENERGY STAR® Griddles $180.00 per unit

ENERGY STAR® Convection Oven $150.00 per unit

ENERGY STAR® Combination Ovens $1,200.00 per unit

Pre Rinse Sprayers $30.00 per unit

Automatic Door Closers for Refrigerated Walk-in Coolers/Freezers

$100.00 per door

Automatic High Speed Doors Measure Incentive Unit Total Sq. Ft. Total Incentive

Between Freezer and Dock $125.00 per sq. ft.

Between Cooler and Dock $15.00 per sq. ft.

Between Freezer and Cooler $60.00 per sq. ft.

Part 11: Commercial Kitchen

Part 12: Building Envelope Insulation



Industrial Tools Measure Incentive Unit # of Units Total Incentive

Welders, Inverter Style $60.00 per unit

$100.00 per tool

$30.00 per unit

$20.00 per unit

VSDs on Irrigation and Milk Pumps Measure Incentive Unit # of Units Total Incentive

On Agricultural Irrigation Systems $15.00 per HP

On Milk Pump with Existing Heat Exchanger

On Milk Pump with New Heat Exchanger

Scroll Compressors Measure Incentive Unit Total Lbs Milk/Day Total Incentive

For Dairy Refrigeration with Heat Exchanger $0.035 per lbs milk/day

For Dairy Refrigeration without Heat Exchanger $0.015 per lbs milk/day

VSD on Agriculture Fans Measure Incentive Unit # of Units Total Incentive

Fans

Operating 750 - 2,000 hrs/yr $20.00 per Fan

Operating > 2,000 hrs/yr $60.00 per Fan

Pumps

Operating 750 - 2,000 hrs/yr $10.00 per HP

Operating > 2,000 hrs/yr $35.00 per HP

Part 13: Industrial

Part 14: Agriculture

Pneumatic hand tools replaced by electric tools

Air Recycling Valve on Pneumatic Cylinder

> 2,000,000 cycles/yrAir Recycling Valve on Pneumatic Cylinder

> 4,000,000 cycles/yr

$0.04 per lbs milk/day

$0.07 per lbs milk/day



Part 14: Agriculture

Waterer and Controls Measure Incentive Unit # of Units Total Incentive

Low Energy Livestock Waterer $125.00 per waterer

Grain Storage Temperature and Moisture Management Controller

$25.00 per fan-HP

Fan Thermostat Controller $120.00 per fan

Engine Block Heater Controls $45.00 per heater


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Note: Pre-Approval Applications must be submitted for all Custom projects

Part 1: Project SummaryPROJECT DESCRIPTION

Before Retrofit (Baseline) Post Retrofit (Proposed System)

Part 2: Energy Savings Summary Table Project Type Measure

Life Current Energy Rate

($/kWh) Annual Savings

(kWh/Yr) (A) Incentive Rate ($ per kWh) (B) Project Cost Simple Payback

Period* Calculated Incentive

(AxB)

*Project payback period must be greater than one year and may not exceed eight years to qualify for an incentive

Part 3: Executive Summary (Detailed description of the project and calculations)

Pre-Approval Application Custom Rebate Worksheet

Project Type Incentive

Non-Lighting $0.08

$0.08 LED Lighting



CUSTOMER INFORMATION

Company Name

Customer Address City State MI

ZIP

Electric Utility Natural Gas Utility

Project Description Est. Electric Savings (kWh) Est. Natural Gas Savings (therms) Est. Start Date

Customer Name (Print) Customer Signature Date

EU Representative (Print) EU Representative Date

The intent of this document is to assist customers in identifying future energy reduction projects within the next three years. Doing so gives Efficiency United the opportunity to assist in the development and implementation of a Joint Energy Efficiency Plan (JEEP) with customers. The goal is for the customer to develop an implementation plan with the help of Efficiency United for the identified projects.

The customer has set a goal to reduce its existing electric usage by _______________% and/or natural gas use by _______________% within the next three years.

Commencement DateBy choosing to develop a JEEP, the date of this Agreement will become the commencement date for the projects identified. This commencement date for projects will be indicative of when Efficiency United and the customer acknowledged the projects were under consideration and verified the incorporation of energy efficiency options into equipment purchases.

This can serve as a conditional pre-approval date for technical opportunities that may be considered for Efficiency United customized rebates. This eliminates a situation in which the pre-approval occurs after equipment is ordered or purchased, thus avoiding the possibility of not receiving an incentive. This however does not guarantee the project will qualify for a rebate, nor does it guarantee implementing the project will result in energy savings. All projects identified in this Agreement will still need to go through the pre-approval process to determine if the project will qualify for an incentive, the incentive amount and to reserve appropriate funding. Technical opportunities identified and scoped through work performed as part of one of the studies included in this plan will be subject to this date of influence.

Access to Utility DataIn order to assist the customer with the development and implementation of a JEEP, customer agrees to provide Efficiency United with the 12 most recent months of electric and natural gas cost and consumption information. This information can be provided in the form of copies of utility bills or in a spreadsheet summary.

Summary of Identified Projects

Joint Energy Efficiency Plan

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Note: Complete and submit this Final Application within 60 days of equipment installation.

FINAL PROJECT SUMMARY

Company Name: (as it appears on utility bill) Total Project Cost Total Incentive

PAYMENT RELEASE AUTHORIZATION (OPTIONAL)

Complete this section ONLY if incentive payment is to be paid to an entity other than the customer (utility account holder).

I AM AUTHORIZING THE PAYMENT OF THE INCENTIVE TO THE THIRD PARTY NAMED BELOW AND I UNDERSTAND THAT I WILL NOT BE RECEIVING THE INCENTIVE PAYMENT. I ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT MY RELEASE TO A THIRD PARTY DOES NOT EXEMPT ME FROM THE PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS OUTLINED IN THE TERMS & CONDITIONS Customer Signature: Print Name Date

Payee: Company / Individual Name Phone Number

Mailing Address City State ZIP

Payee Tax Payer ID (SSN/FEIN) Tax Status—Corporation (Inc., LLC, etc.)

FINAL APPLICATION CHECKLIST & CUSTOMER AGREEMENT

Final applications must have complete information and be submitted with: The entire completed application, including the completed incentive worksheets reflecting any applicable quantity or measure change

The signed customer agreement page with project completion date added An itemized invoice from the installing contractor and/or vendor for the project which includes a separate line item for each incentive measure, and the date, quantity, size, type, make and model of installed items, as well as labor costs (if applicable). Internal labor cannot be included in the cost of the project The manufacturer (OEM) specification sheets for any items that were part of a project application change Copy of payee W9

I hereby certify that the information contained in this application is accurate and complete, all rules of this incentive program have been followed, and I have read and understand the terms and conditions

I AGREE TO VERIFICATION OF EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION, WHICH MAY INCLUDE A SITE INSPECTION BY A PROGRAM OR UTILITY REPRESENTATIVE. I UNDERSTAND THAT I AM NOT ALLOWED TO RECEIVE MORE THAN ONE INCENTIVE FROM THIS PROGRAM ON ANY PIECE OF EQUIPMENT. I HEREBY AGREE TO INDEMNIFY, HOLD HARMLESS, AND RELEASE THE UTILITY FROM ANY ACTIONS OR CLAIMS IN REGARD TO THE INSTALLATION, OPERATION AND DISPOSAL OF EQUIPMENT (AND RELATED MATERIALS) COVERED HEREIN, INCLUDING LIABILITY FROM ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGE. Customer Signature: Print Name Project Completion Date

Submit Your Application One Of Three Ways:

Email: [email protected]

Fax: 517.580.5160

Efficiency United C&I Rebates 3100 West Road, Building 3, Suite 200 East Lansing, MI 48823

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2019 Electric Rebate Catalog

Commercial and Industrial Energy Efficiency Program

ELIGIBILITY: Efficiency United energy efficiency incentives are offered to qualifying electric customers only while funding is available. Projects must be implemented (completed) by November 30, 2019. All application documentation must be submitted within 60 days of project completion or December 1, 2019. Projects must reduce electric usage through system efficiency improvements, control upgrades may also qualify. The following measures will not qualify: peak shaving, demand reductions, fuel switching, power generation, renewable energy, or operating schedule changes. Equipment must meet the minimum number of annual operating hours. Customer must participate in an exit interview with Efficiency United staff to identify incentive opportunities and document a Joint Energy Efficiency Plan (JEEP).

COMPLIANCE: All projects must comply with applicable federal, state, and local laws and building codes. All equipment must be new or retrofitted with new components per program specification. Used or rebuilt equipment is not eligible for incentives. Existing equipment must be removed or permanently disconnected. New equipment must meet specification requirements and existing equipment must be operational when the application is submitted. Only one incentive will be granted for each project. Customers can submit multiple projects in a calendar year; however, the incentive totals cannot exceed the incentive limit cap per year. If the project is in a leased building, the lease term must be at least three (3) years and a copy of the lease may be requested. Up to 24 months of utility usage information may be requested.

INCENTIVE CAPS: Incentive caps may not exceed 75% of the total projectcost, including materials, external labor, permits, equipment rental ordisposal. Custom incentives will not be provided for projects with lessthan a 1-year simple payback or greater than an 8-year simple payback.Incentives may be limited by a tiered cap system depending on theenergy savings of the project(s), or while Program funding is available.

INSPECTION: Program staff reserves the right to conduct pre-inspections and post inspections of proposed and installed projects.

PUBLICITY: Efficiency United reserves the right to publicize your participation in this program, unless you specifically request otherwise.

LOGO USE: Customers or allies may not use the Efficiency United name or logo nor that of any participating utilities in any marketing, advertising, or promotional material without written permission.

PROGRAM DISCRETION: Incentives are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Incentive amounts and offerings are subject to change or termination without notice at the discretion of Efficiency United.

PAYMENT: Once completed paperwork is submitted, incentive payments are usually made within 6 to 8 weeks. Incomplete applications will delay payments or result in denial of application approval. Efficiency United reserves the right to refuse payment and participation if the customer or contractor violates program terms and conditions. Efficiency United must receive 100% of the energy savings for the rated life of the product(s) or for a period of three (3) years from the receipt of incentive, whichever is less. If you do not provide the energy savings, the facility in which the installed projects are located closes or ceases operation within three (3) years from receipt of incentive, or you cease to be a customer of a participating Efficiency United utility during the three (3) years, you shall refund a prorated amount of the incentive.

RELEASE/INDEMNIFICATION: Payment of rebates under the Program and/or evaluation of applications for rebates shall not deem Efficiency United or any of its affiliates, employees, contractors or agents (“Efficiency United Parties”) to be responsible for any work completed in connection herewith. Applicant fully releases Efficiency United Parties from any and all claims it may have against Efficiency United Parties in connection with this application, the rebates or the work performed in connection with them. In addition, applicant agrees to defend, indemnify and hold Efficiency United Parties harmless from and against any and all claims, losses, demands or lawsuits by any third parties arising in connection with this application, the payment or non-payment of rebates, or any work performed in connection with them. The customer hereby releases Efficiency United and participating utilities from any and all liability arising from or connected with releasing the information to Efficiency United set forth herein.

Efficiency United is a program administered and implemented by CLEAResult and the Michigan Community Action Agency Association pursuant to a contract with the State of Michigan, Department of Energy, Labor & Economic Growth, and in compliance with PA 342 of 2016.

Terms and Conditions

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Program Measures Requirements Table of Contents

1.0 Lighting. ............................................................................................................................................................ 8

1.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS LED LAMPS ................................................................................................... 8

1.2 LED REPLACING INCANDESCENT AND CFL LAMPS ............................................................................... 8

1.3 LED ILLUMINATED SIGNS .......................................................................................................................... 9

1.4 LED EXIT SIGNS .......................................................................................................................................... 9

1.5 LED INTERIOR RETROFIT ........................................................................................................................... 9

1.6 EXTERIOR LED RETROFIT .......................................................................................................................... 9

17 NEW CONSTRUCTION/MAJOR RENOVATION LIGHTING ....................................................................... 10

2.0 Lighting Controls............................................................................................................................................. 13

2.1 LIGHTING OCCUPANCY SENSORS .......................................................................................................... 13

2.2 DAYLIGHT SENSOR CONTROL ................................................................................................................ 13

2.3 CENTRAL LIGHTING CONTROL ............................................................................................................... 13

2.4 STAIRWELL LIGHTING CONTROL ........................................................................................................... 13

3.0 HVAC Systems ............................................................................................................................................... 14

3.1 HIGH EFFICIENCY COMPUTER ROOM AIR CONDITIONING .................................................................. 14

3.2 GROUND SOURCE HEAT PUMPS ............................................................................................................. 14

3.3 COMPUTER ROOM AIR CONDITIONING ECONOMIZER MODE ............................................................. 14

3.4 INFRARED HEATER ................................................................................................................................... 14

3.5 CHILLER TUNE-UP .................................................................................................................................... 14

3.6 AIR AND WATER COOLED CHILLERS ...................................................................................................... 15

4.0 Air Distribution Systems ................................................................................................................................. 16

4.1 CONSTANT AIR VOLUME (CAV) AHU TO VARIABLE AIR VOLUME (VAV) AHU .................................... 16

4.2 HIGH VOLUME LOW SPEED FAN ............................................................................................................. 16

4.3 PROCESS FAN VENTILATION REDUCTION ............................................................................................. 16

5.0 HVAC Controls ................................................................................................................................................ 17

5.1 HOTEL GUEST ROOM OCCUPANCY SENSOR ......................................................................................... 17

5.2 ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM .......................................................................................................... 17

5.3 EMS FOR MANUFACTURERS HVAC FAN ................................................................................................ 17


5.4 HVAC OCCUPANCY SENSORS ................................................................................................................. 17

5.5 ENTHALPY ECONOMIZER ....................................................................................................................... 18

5.6 SETBACK/SETUP ...................................................................................................................................... 18

5.7 AIR SIDE ECONOMIZER ............................................................................................................................ 18

5.8 CHILLED WATER RESET CONTROLS ....................................................................................................... 18

6.0 Insulation ........................................................................................................................................................ 19

6.1 PIPE WRAP ................................................................................................................................................ 19

7.0 Domestic Water .............................................................................................................................................. 19

7.1 HEAT PUMP WATER HEATERS ................................................................................................................ 19

8.0 Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) ................................................................................................................. 20

8.1 VFD ON HVAC FANS OR PUMPS ............................................................................................................. 20

8.2 VFD FOR PROCESS FANS - CRAC UNITS ................................................................................................ 20

8.3 INTEGRATED VARIABLE SPEED MOTOR (ECM) FOR FURNACE, UV, FC, & LIGHT DUTY AHU ............ 20

8.4 VFD ON PROCESS PUMPS OR FANS ....................................................................................................... 20

9.0 Compressed Air ............................................................................................................................................ . 21

9.1 REFRIGERATED CYCLING AIR DRYER – THERMAL MASS, VSD OR DIGITAL SCROLL ........................ 21

9.2 COMPRESSED AIR DRYER, DEWPOINT SENSOR CONTROL .................................................................. 21

9.3 HEAT OF COMPRESSION AIR DRYER ...................................................................................................... 21

9.4 LOW-PRESSURE DROP AIR FILTER .......................................................................................................... 21

9.5 ZERO-LOSS CONDENSATE DRAIN ........................................................................................................... 21

9.6 COMPRESSED AIR ENGINEERED NOZZLE ............................................................................................. 22

9.7 COMPRESSED AIR PRESSURE FLOW CONTROLLER ............................................................................. 22

9.8 DESICCANT TO REFRIGERATED AIR DRYERS ......................................................................................... 22

9.9 AIR COMPRESSOR OUTDOOR INTAKE ................................................................................................... 22

9.10 COMPRESSED AIR STORAGE TANK ...................................................................................................... 22

9.11 COMPRESSED AIR AUDIT AND LEAK REPAIR ...................................................................................... 23

9.12 VSD AIR COMPRESSOR REPLACEMENT .............................................................................................. 23

10.0 Commercial Refrigeration ............................................................................................................................ 24

10.1 VENDING MACHINE CONTROLLERS .................................................................................................... 24


10.2 ENERGY EFFICIENT ICE MACHINE ....................................................................................................... 24

10.3 ENERGY STAR SOLID DOOR FREEZER/REFRIGERATOR ...................................................................... 24

10.4 LED LIGHTING FOR REFRIGERATION CASES ....................................................................................... 24

10.5 REFRIGERATION SAVINGS DUE TO LIGHT SAVINGS ........................................................................... 24

10.6 OCCUPANCY SENSORS FOR LED REFRIGERATION CASE LIGHTING ................................................. 25

10.7 WALK-IN AND CASE COOLER/FREEZER ELECTRONICALLY COMMUTATED MOTOR (ECM) ........... 25

10.8 FLOATING HEAD PRESSURE CONTROL................................................................................................ 25

10.9 ANTI-SWEAT HEATER CONTROL........................................................................................................... 25

10.10 COOLER/FREEZER STRIP CURTAINS .................................................................................................. 25

10.11 COOLER/FREEZER DOOR GASKETS SEALS ....................................................................................... 25

10.12 NIGHT COVERS..................................................................................................................................... 25

10.13 NEW REACH-IN REFRIGERATED CASE DOOR .................................................................................... 25

11.0 Commercial Kitchen .................................................................................................................................... 26

11.1 ENERGY STAR STEAM COOKERS ......................................................................................................... 26

11.2 ENERGY STAR FRYERS .......................................................................................................................... 26

11.3 ENERGY STAR GRIDDLES ...................................................................................................................... 26

11.4 ENERGY STAR CONVECTION OVEN ..................................................................................................... 26

11.5 COMBINATION OVENS........................................................................................................................... 26

11.6 PRE RINSE SPRAYERS ........................................................................................................................... 26

11.7 AUTOMATIC DOOR CLOSERS FOR REFRIGERATED WALK-IN COOLERS/FREEZERS ........................ 26

12.0 Building Envelope and Insulation ................................................................................................................ 27

12.1 AUTOMATIC HIGH SPEED DOORS ........................................................................................................ 27

13.0 Industrial ...................................................................................................................................................... 27

13.1 WELDERS - INVERTER STYLE ................................................................................................................ 27

14.0 Agricultural ................................................................................................................................................... 28

14.1 VSD ON AGRICULTURAL IRRIGATION SYSTEMS ................................................................................. 28

14.2 VSD ON MILK PUMP .............................................................................................................................. 28

14.3 SCROLL COMPRESSOR FOR DAIRY REFRIGERATION REPLACEMENT .............................................. 28

14.4 VFD ON AGRICULTURAL FANS OR PUMPS .......................................................................................... 28


14.5 LOW ENERGY LIVESTOCK WATERER .................................................................................................... 29

14.6 GRAIN STORAGE TEMPERATURE AND MOISTURE MANAGEMENT CONTROLLER .......................... 29

14.7 FAN THERMOSTAT CONTROLLER ........................................................................................................ 29

14.8 ENGINE BLOCK HEATER CONTROLS .................................................................................................... 29

Custom Project Specification .............................................................................................................................. 30


2019 Electric Measure Specifications


1.0 Lighting

1.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS LED LAMPSAll LED lamps (excluding exit signs) are required to be listed as an approved product for their specific purpose by ENERGY STAR or the DesignLights Consortium (DLC). The LEDs that do not appear on the “Qualified Products” list of either ENERGY STAR or DLC will be evaluated using the minimum performance criteria in the appropriate product category from either ENERGY STAR or DLC for the following variables

� Light output in lumens

� Luminaire efficacy (LM/W)

� CRI

� Correlated color temperature (CCT)

� L-70 Estimated Lifespan

� Minimum warranty

1.2 LED REPLACING INCANDESCENT AND CFL LAMPS

Measure Unit Incentive

LED PAR Replacing Halogen PAR Lamp $5.00LED MR-16 Replacing Halogen MR-16 Lamp $3.00LED A-Series Replacing Incandescent A-Series (50-80 Watt)

Lamp $4.00

LED A-Series Replacing Incandescent A-Series (80-100 Watt)

Lamp $4.00

LED Globe Replacing Incandescent Globe Lamp $7.00LED Candelabra Replacing Incandescent Candelabra

Lamp $7.00

LED Recessed Downlights Replacing Incandescent Downlights

Fixture $12.50

LED Replacing CFL Par/BR/R Lamp Lamp $1.00LED Replacing A-Line 40W Equivalent (CFL - LED)

Lamp $1.00

LED Replacing A-Line 60W Equivalent (CFL – LED)

Lamp $1.00


Lamp $1.00


Lamp $1.00

LED Globe Replacing CFL Lamp $1.00

� Available for both screw-in or plug-in style bulbs used as replacements for incandescent lamps in interior applications

� Rebates are based on the replacement of incandescent lamps rated up to 100W � Lamp must be approved by ENERGY STAR or meet minimum ENERGY STAR requirements � Lighting must operate for a minimum of 1,800 annual hours

Fixture Description 1 Lamp 2 Lamp 3 Lamp 4 Lamp 6 Lamp

4ft F40 T12 46 74 120 148 -

2ft F20 T12 28 56 62 112 146

3ft F30 T12 31 58 - 116 -

4ft F32 T8 31 59 89 112 175

2ft F17 T8 20 33 47 61 -

3ft F25 T8 26 46 67 87 -

8ft F96 T8/T12 58 109 167 219 -

8ft F96 T8/T12 HO 80 160 - 320

4ft F28 T5 33 64 97 128 -

4ft F54 T5 62 117 179 234 351

4ft F32 T8 HO 36 65 93 - -

4ft F32 T8 VHO - - - 121 226

U-Tube F32 T8 32 60 89 - -

U-Tube F40 T12 43 72 89 115 -

Table 1: Default Fluorescent Fixture Wattages


1.3 LED ILLUMINATED SIGNSMeasure Unit Incentive

Illuminated Signs to LEDInterior Watts Reduced $0.20

Exterior Watts Reduced $0.70

� This incentive is available for the replacement of existingincandescent, fluorescent or neon sign lighting with new LED signlighting

� Exterior lighting must operate 8,760 annual hours; interior lightingmust operate for a minimum of 2,600 annual hours

1.4 LED EXIT SIGNS Measure Unit Incentive

LED Exit Signs Sign $15.00

� High efficiency exit sign must replace or retrofit an existingincandescent exit sign

� Photoluminescent and LED exit signs are eligible for this incentive� Non electrified and remote exit signs are not eligible� All retrofit exit signs must have minimum lifetime of 10 years, and

have input wattages up to 2.5W/face or up to 5W/sign

1.5 LED INTERIOR RETROFITMeasure Unit Incentive

Interior Non-Highbay/ Lowbay LED Fixture Watts Reduced $0.25

Interior Non-Highway/Lowbay LED Fixture (24/7)

Watts Reduced $0.70

LED Highbay (24/7) Watts Reduced $0.70

LED Highbay Watts Reduced $0.35

LED Lowbay Watts Reduced $0.25

� This incentive is available for replacement or retrofit of thefollowing interior fixtures� Incandescent� Linear fluorescent T5, T8 or T12 fixtures� HID� High pressure sodium� All T5/T8/T12 highbay/lowbay

� LED tubes, retrofit kits and new fixtures must be DLC listed� Must operate a minimum of 2,600 annual hours

� Lighting operating for a minimum of 4,200 annual hours isconsidered “highbay”

� Lighting operating for a minimum of 8,760 hours isconsidered 24/7

� Lamps must meet LED requirements listed in section 1.1, or� Minimum 5 year warranty

� This is a qualifying measure that can be combined with theincentive for refrigeration savings due to light savings (see section10.5 for additional requirements)� If specifications for the existing fixtures are not included the

default wattages provided in tables 1 and 2 must be used

Table 2: Default Wattages for HID

Fixture Description Default Wattage

40W HID 50

50W HID 72

70W HID 95

75W HID 93

100W HID 128

150W HID 190

175W HID 215

200W HID 250

250W HID 295

360W HID 414

400W HID 458

700W HID 750

750W HID 850

1000W HID 1080

1500W HID 1610

1.6 EXTERIOR LED RETROFIT Measure Unit Incentive

Exterior LED Lighting Retrofit Watts Reduced $0.35Exterior Continuous Operation LED Retrofit

Watts Reduced $0.70

� This incentive is available for replacing existing high-intensitydischarge or incandescent fixtures with LED fixtures

� Applicable to exterior fixtures operating a minimum of 4,300 annualhours� Continuous operation lighting must operate a minimum of 20

hours/day� Linear LED tube light retrofits or new fixtures do not qualify

� If specification sheets for the existing fixtures are notincluded the default wattages provided in tables 1 and 2must be used

� Lamps must be reduced in wattage by a minimum of 40%� LED fixtures or retrofit kits must be approved by DLC or meet the

requirements listed in section 1.1


1.7 NEW CONSTRUCTION/MAJOR RENOVATION LIGHTING


Interior Lighting Watts Reduced $0.17

Exterior Lighting Watts Reduced $0.17

Parking Garage Lighting Watts Reduced $0.17

� This incentive is available for interior and exterior lighting where the lighting power density (LPD) is lower than the ASHRAE 90.1-2013 requirements by at least 10%

� Lighting power densities must be based on designs that meet applicable codes and standards and follow industry guidelines for acceptable quantity and quality of light for the space type and tasks

� To receive incentives for new construction/major renovation lighting use the U.S. Department of Energy COMcheck software for interior and/or exterior lighting and provide the “Lighting and Power Compliance Certificate” along with the lighting plans and fixture, ballast and lamp specifications with the application

� The “Space-By-Space” method is to be used to calculate the LPD for the proposed incentive

� The incentive is based on the difference between the ASHRAE 90.1-2013 allowed wattage and the proposed installed wattage

� Please reference the lighting specifications sections to verify the lamps and/or ballasts qualify

� Fixtures that do not fall under one of these categories nor meet those specifications are not eligible for prescriptive incentives. Tables 3 and 4 on the following pages detail the LPD requirements per ASHRAE 90.1-2013


Table 3: ASHRAE 90.1-2013 LPD for Building Exteriors APPLICATIONS LPD

Tradable Surfaces (Lighting Power Densities for uncovered parking areas, building grounds, building entrances and exits, canopies and overhangs, and outdoor sales areas may be traded.)

Uncovered Parking Areas Parking lots and drives 0.10 W/ft2

Building Grounds Stairways Pedestrian tunnels Landscaping Walkways < 10 feet wide Walkways ≥ 10 feet wide, plaza areas, and special feature areas

1.00 W/ft2

0.20 W/ft2

0.05 W/ft2

0.80 W/linear ft0.16 W/ft2

Building Entrances, Exits and Loading Docks Main entries Other doors Entry canopies Loading docks

30 W/linear ft of door width20 W/linear ft of door width0.40 W/ft2

0.50 W/ft2

Sales Canopies Freestanding and attached 0.80 W/ft2

Outdoor Sales Open areas (including vehicle sales lots) Street frontage for vehicle sales lots in addition to “open area” allowance

0.50 W/ft2

10 W/linear foot

COMMON SPACE LPD, WATTS/SF

Atrium ≤ 40ft in height > 40ft in height

0.03/ft total height 0.40 + 0.02/ft total height

Audience Seating Area Auditorium Convention center Gymnasium Movie theater Penitentiary Performing arts theater Religious building Sports arena

0.430.630.820.651.140.282.431.530.43

Bank 1.01

Breakroom/Lounge Healthcare facility

0.730.92

Classroom Penitentiary

1.241.34

Conference/Multipurpose Room 1.23

Confinement Cells 0.81

Copy/Print Room 0.72

Corridor Facility for visually impaired Hospital Manufacturing facility

0.660.920.990.41

APPLICATIONS LPD

Non-Tradable Surfaces (Lighting Power Densities for the following applications can be used only for the specific application and cannot be traded between surfaces or with other exterior lighting. The following allowances are in addition to any allowance otherwise permitted in the “Tradable Surfaces” section of this table.)

Building facades

0.15 W/ft2 for each illuminated wall or surface of 3.75 W/linear foot for each illuminated wall or surface length

ATMs and night depositories270 W per location plus 90 W per additional ATM per location

Entrances and gatehouses inspection stations at guarded facilities

0.75 W/ft2 of uncovered area (covered areas are included in the “Sales Canopies” section of “Tradable Surfaces”)

Loading areas for law enforcement, fire, ambulance, and other emergency service vehicles

0.5 W/ft2 of uncovered area (covered areas are included in the “Sales Canopies” section of “Tradable Surfaces”)

Drive-through windows/doors 400 W per drive-through

Parking near 24-hour retail entrances 800 W per main entry

Table 4: Lighting Power Densities Using the Space-by-Space Method ANSI/ASHRAE/IESNA In cases where both a common space and a building-specific space type are listed, the building-specific space type shall apply.

Courtroom 1.72

Computer Room 1.71

Dining Area Bar lounge/leisure Cafeteria/fast food Facility for visually impaired Family dining Penitentiary

0.651.070.652.650.890.96

Electrical/Mechanical 0.42

Emergency Vehicle Garage 0.56

Food Preparation 1.21

Guest Room 0.91

Laboratory Classroom

1.811.43

Laundry 0.60

Loading Dock, Interior 0.47

Lobby Facility for visually impaired For elevator Hotel Movie theater Performing arts theater

0.901.800.641.060.592.00

Locker Room 0.75


Office EnclosedOffice Open plan

1.110.98

Parking, Interior 0.19

Pharmacy 1.68

Restroom Facility for visually impaired

0.981.21

Sales Area 1.44

BUILDING – SPECIFIC SPACE LPD, WATTS/SF

Automotive facility 0.80

Convention center Exhibit space

1.011.45

Courthouse 1.01

Dining Bar lounge/leisure Cafeteria/fast food Family

1.010.900.95

Dormitory Living space

0.570.38

Exercise center 0.84

Facility for visually impaired Chapel Common space

2.212.41

Fire station Sleeping space

0.670.22

Gymnasium Exercise area Playing area

0.940.721.20

Health-care clinic 0.90

Hospital Exam room Imaging room Medical supply room Nursery Nurse’s station Operating room Patient room Physical therapy room Recovery room

1.051.661.510.740.880.712.480.620.911.51

Hotel/Motel 0.87

Library Reading area Stacks

1.191.061.71

Manufacturing facility Detailed manufacturing area Equipment room > 50ft floor to ceiling height 25 – 50ft floor to ceiling height < 25ft floor to ceiling height

1.171.290.741.051.231.19

Movie theater 0.76

Table 4: ContinuedIn cases where both a common space and a building-specific space type are listed, the building-specific space type shall apply.

Multifamily 0.51

Museum General exhibit

1.021.05

Office 0.82

Parking garage 0.21

Penitentiary 0.81

Performing arts theater Dressing room

1.390.61

Police station 0.87

Post office Sorting area

0.870.94

Religious building Fellowship hall Worship area

1.000.641.53

Retail Dressing room Mall concourse

1.260.711.10

School/University 0.87

Sports arena Playing area Class I Facility Playing area Class II Facility Playing area Class III Facility Playing area Class IV Facility

0.913.682.401.801.20

Town hall 0.89

Transportation Baggage area Airport concourse Terminal ticket counter

0.700.530.360.80

Warehouse Small material storage Medium or bulky storage

0.660.950.58

Workshop 1.19

Seating Area, General 0.54

Stairwell 0.69

Storage < 50 ft2 50-1,000 ft2

0.631.240.63

Vehicle Maintenance 0.67

Workshop 1.59


2.1 LIGHTING OCCUPANCY SENSORS Measure Unit Incentive

Lighting Occupancy Sensor <500W Sensor $20.00

Lighting Occupancy Sensor >500W Sensor $50.00

Lighting Occupancy Sensor Watts Controlled $0.05

� All sensors must be hard wired, wireless battery powered orwireless self-powered passive infrared and/or ultrasonic detectorsthat control interior lighting fixtures only

� Lighting must operate for a minimum of 1,800 annual hours� Rapid or programmed start ballasts are required for fluorescent

fixtures� Socket based sensors do not qualify� Multiple sensors controlling the same fixture do not qualify� Cannot be combined with central lighting or daylight controls

2.2 DAYLIGHT SENSOR CONTROL Measure Unit Incentive

Daylight Sensor Control $0.08

� This incentive is available for daylight sensor controls in spaceswith reasonable amount of sunlight exposure and areas where tasklighting is not critical

� Lighting must operate for a minimum of 1,800 annual hours� The controls can be on/off, stepped or dimming� The on/off controller should turn off artificial lighting when the

interior illumination meets the desired indoor lighting level� The stepped controller generally dims the artificial lighting 50%

when the interior illumination levels reach 50% of the desiredlighting levels

� Requires commissioning in order to ensure proper sensorcalibration and energy savings

� Floor plans and control schedules must be submitted for pre-approval

2.3 CENTRAL LIGHTING CONTROL Measure Unit Incentive

Central Lighting Control Square Feet $0.05

� All central lighting controls must manage lighting operation in anarea of at least 10,000 square feet

� The occupancy schedule must be considered when programmingthe system

� Systems that utilize time clocks, package programmable relaypanels, and building automation are eligible for incentives

� Incentives for daylight sensors controls or occupancy sensorscannot be received for the same fixtures

� Control schedule and floor plans are required for pre-approvalshowing functional control and reduction in operating time due toprecise automatic control

� Lighting must operate for a minimum of 1,800 annual hours

2.4 STAIRWELL LIGHTING CONTROL Measure Unit Incentive

Stairwell Lighting Control Watts Controlled $0.40

� Stepped dimming occupancy controls consist of a lighting systemthat operates at full power and full light output when the space isoccupied, then at a reduced power level and reduced light outputwhen non-occupied

� In order to qualify for this incentive, the occupancy sensor mustbe installed in an interior stairwell or passageway applicationsrequiring continuous lighting (24 hours a day) by code

2.4 STAIRWELL LIGHTING CONTROL Measure Unit Incentive

Switching Controls for Multilevel Lighting

Square Feet $0.05

Networked Lighting Controls Square Feet $0.08

� Should be used with daylight or occupancy sensors to automateand maximize savings

� Requires commissioning to calibrate sensors and ensure thatenergy savings and occupant comfort are realized

� Incentive only for space with reasonable sunlight exposure

2.0 Lighting Controls

Watts Controlled


3.1 HIGH EFFICIENCY COMPUTER ROOM AIR CONDITIONING


High Efficiency Computer Room Air Conditioning

<65 MBH MBH $12.00

65 MBH to 240 MBH MBH $12.00

>240 MBH MBH $14.00

� This incentive is available for installing new, air cooled computer room air conditioning (CRAC) units

� New applications or replacement of existing HVAC systems qualify � The proposed CRAC unit’s Sensible Coefficient of Performance

(SCOP) must exceed ASHRAE 90.1 2010’s minimum SCOP by 30% as defined in AHSRAE Standard 127. Table 5 Below details the qualifying CRAC unit efficiencies per size category

� The CRAC unit must have a Sensible Heat Ratio of at least 90%; standard HVAC cooling equipment does not qualify for this incentive

� CRAC unit must operate year round

Table 5: CRAC Unit Efficiency Requirements

Size Category Qualifying Efficiency (SCOP)

<65 MBH 2.86

65 MBH to 240 MBH 2.73

>240 MBH 2.47

3.2 GROUND SOURCE HEAT PUMPS Measure Unit Incentive

Ground Source Heat Pump – 17EER Ton $300.00

Ground Source Heat Pump – 19EER Ton $300.00

� This incentive is available for ground source heat pumps that are smaller than 135,000 Btu/hr in capacity

� Units must have a minimum efficiency of 17EER

3.3 COMPUTER ROOM AIR CONDITIONING ECONOMIZER MODE


Computer Room Air Conditioning Economizer Mode

<65 MBH MBH $25.00

65 MBH to 240 MBH MBH $25.00

>240 MBH MBH $30.00

� This incentive is available for installing glycol free-cooling economizer, or pumped refrigerant economizer on mechanically DX cooled data centers

� Installing economizer mode on DX CRAC units or retrofitting existing DX CRAC units qualify

� DX CRAC units with existing economizers or non-functioning glycol free-cooling economizers do not qualify

3.4 INFRARED HEATER Measure Unit Incentive

Infrared Heaters MBH $2.25 � This incentive is available for building space heating applications

only � Infrared heater must be installed per manufacturer’s

recommendations � End-of-life replacement of existing infrared heater does not qualify � Applications must include the following

� Infrared heater layout with location of existing unit heater being replaced

� Written confirmation of existing and proposed setpoint temperatures showing at least a 10 degree reduction

� Incentive is based on new heater input capacity

3.5 CHILLER TUNE-UPMeasure Unit Incentive

Chiller Tune-up Ton $8.50 � Chiller Tune-up checklist must be submitted with application and

include the following information � Tune-up date � Chiller manufacturer � Chiller model number � Chiller type (air or water cooled) � Equipped with economizer (yes/no)

� The following items must be documented on the checklist as being checked and cleaned/replaced as necessary

� Evaporator and condenser coils/tubes (clean as needed) � Filter (replace as needed) � Cooler tower for scale or buildup � Belt (replace as needed) � Contactor condition (replace as needed) � Crankcase heater operation � Economizer operation

� Table 6 below details the required pre and post data to be recorded and submitted with application

Table 6: Chiller Tune-up TestsSize Category PRE POST

Head Pressure psig psig

Compressor Amps Draw

Phase 1 A A

Phase 2 A A

Phase 3 A A

Liquid Line Temperature °F °F

SubCooling Temperature °F °F

SuperHeating Temperature °F °F

Chilled Water Temperature °F °F

Condenser Temperature °F °F

Suction Pressure psig psig

Suction Temperature °F °F

Condenser Fan Amps A A

Refrigerant Pressure psig psig

3.0 HVAC Systems


3.6 AIR AND WATER COOLED CHILLERS � This incentive is available for Air and Water Cooled Chillers with a rated kW/ton for the Integrated Part Load Value (IPLV) and/or EER

that is less than or equal to the qualifying Level 1 efficiency (10% below IECC 2009 standard). The qualifying efficiencies are detailed in Table 7 below

� The chiller efficiency rating must be based on ARI Standard 550/590-2003 for IPLV. The chillers must meet ARI standards 550/590-2003, be UL listed, and use a minimum ozone-depleting refrigerant (e.g., HCFC or HFC)

� The ARI net capacity value should be used to determine the chiller tons � A manufacturer’s specification sheet with the kW/ton-IPLV or COP-IPLV must accompany the application � Path A affects applications that spend a significant amount of time at full load � Path B affects applications that spend a significant amount of time at part load � These specifications encourage the use of chillers with better IPLV in part load applications and full load efficiencies in full load

applications. For either path, minimum requirements for both full load and IPLV must be met

Equipment Type Size (A)

Qualifying Efficiency

Incentive(per Ton)

Path A Path B

Full Load (kW/Ton)

IPLV(kW/Ton)

Full Load(kW/Ton)

IPLV(kW/Ton)

Air-Cooled Chiller All 0.796 1.04 - - $10.00

Water Cooled Chiller

Centrifugal

<300 Tons 0.634 0.596 0.639 0.450

$8.00

300 to 600Tons 0.576 0.549 0.600 0.400

>600 Tons 0.570 0.539 0.590 0.400

Rotary Screw, Scroll, or Reciprocating

<75 Tons 0.780 0.630 0.800 0.600

75 to 150 Tons 0.775 0.615 0.790 0.586

>150 to 300 Tons 0.680 0.580 0.718 0.540

>300 Tons 0.620 0.540 0.639 0.490


4.1 CONSTANT AIR VOLUME (CAV) AHU TO VARIABLE AIR VOLUME (VAV) AHU


Constant Air Volume AHU to Variable Air Volume AHU

Square Feet $0.45

� This incentive is available for converting existing constant volume air handling systems into variable air volume (VAV) air handling systems. The area served by the air system must be conditioned spaces (both heated and air conditioned)

� At a minimum, variable frequency drives must be installed on all fans in the system and VAV boxes with reheat must be added to a minimum of four zones

� Controls must be added or modified for the new VAV operating conditions and all zone sensors must be upgraded to digital

� The incentive cannot be combined with the incentive for VFD/VSD on HVAC Fans or HVAC Pumps

� Adding a VFD and controls to a constant volume air handling unit (AHU) does not qualify

� Existing single zone air handling equipment does not qualify (i.e., classroom unit ventilators or fan coil units)

4.2 HIGH VOLUME LOW SPEED FAN Measure Unit Incentive

High Volume Low Speed Fan

16’ Fan Blade Diameter Fan $175.00





� This incentive is available for installing horizontal ceiling mounted, at least 16 foot diameter, high-volume low-speed (HVLS) fans which are replacing multiple non-HVLS fans (including pedestal fans) for commercial and industrial applications

� Can be combined with the destratification fan incentive for gas customers

4.3 PROCESS FAN VENTILATION REDUCTION


Process Cooling Ventilation Reduction HP Reduced $175.00

� This incentive is available for facilities that are permanently reducing cooling season manufacturing or process ventilation volume flow rates through facility or process improvements

� The reduced volume flow rate must exceed 5,000 cubic feet per minute and serve conditioned (cooled) spaces

� Significant changes of operational use (i.e., factory to warehouse) do not qualify for this incentive

� Systems designed to allow the carbon dioxide (CO2) levels in occupied spaces to exceed a maximum level of 1,200 ppm do not qualify

� The reduced volume flow rate levels must also comply with the local and/or state authority having jurisdiction

� Decreases in ventilation rates of HVAC systems must be authorized by a Professional Engineer (PE) licensed in the state of Michigan, or a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH)

� Operational performance verification (complete pre-construction and post-construction volume flow rate testing) by certified Testing, Adjusting, and Balance (TAB) Agents are required to qualify for this incentive. TAB Agents shall be an independent testing, adjusting, and balancing professional services provider certified by either Associated Air Balance Council (AABC) or National Environmental Balancing Bureau (NEBB)

4.0 Air Distribution Systems


5.1 HOTEL GUEST ROOM OCCUPANCY SENSOR


Hotel Guest Room Occupancy Sensor Guest Room $75.00

� This incentive is available for sensors that control electric heatingunits for individual hotel rooms

� Sensors must be controlled by automatic occupancy detectors;sensors controlled by a front desk system are not eligible

� Incentive is per guest room controlled, not per sensor installed. Formulti-room suites the incentive is available per room controlled

� Replacement or upgrades to existing occupancy based controlsare not eligible as prescriptive incentive

5.2 ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMMeasure Unit Incentive

Energy Management System Square Feet $0.045

� This incentive is available for existing buildings that currently haveno digital automated HVAC controls or outdated pneumatic controlsystems with inoperable time control functions

� Existing HVAC control systems cannot have time of day scheduling(including seven-day programmable thermostats). Upgradingobsolete HVAC Energy Management System (EMS) with inoperabletime clock functions will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis forincentive eligibility

� Buildings upgrading existing digital EMS systems are not eligiblefor prescriptive incentives

� HVAC EMS systems must be new and include� Central time clock control� Open-protocol architecture control system shall consist

of either LonTalk (ANSI/CEA 709.1) or BACNet (ASHRAE/ANSI 135) protocol being used between all controlled andcontrolling devices and every node on the network, unlessgranted a pre-approved exception

� Minimum setback period must exceed 2,200 annual hours� A minimum setback space temperature of 5°F in both

heating and air condition mode� Minimum of 10,000 square feet of controlled air conditioned

(cooled) space� Heated school areas that are not air conditioned may qualify for

an electric EMS incentive based on shutting off fan motors andpumps during non-occupied periods except to remain spacetemperature

� Application must include� Sequence of operations of proposed EMS system� Scaled floor plan of building with controlled area highlighted� Specifications of proposed EMS system� Estimated cost of proposed EMS system

5.3 EMS FOR MANUFACTURERS HVAC FANMeasure Unit Incentive

Energy Management System for Manufacturers HVAC Fan

HP $175.00

� This incentive is available for an existing HVAC unit in amanufacturing facility with an unoccupied cycle control installed

� The existing HVAC unit must be running 24/7� The manufacturing facility must have an unoccupied period when

the HVAC equipment can be shut off� Motor size (HP) will be based on original HVAC equipment

nameplate data� As part of the new control system, the owner should receive all

hardware and software

5.4 HVAC OCCUPANCY SENSORSMeasure Unit Incentive

HVAC Occupancy Sensors Square Feet $0.02

� This incentive is available for customers who are upgrading theirbuilding EMS by adding occupancy sensors to automaticallyswitch the HVAC systems in zone specific spaces (i.e., classrooms,offices, health care, etc.) from occupied to unoccupied mode whenthese areas are not in use

� The area served by the proposed HVAC occupancy sensors mustbe a conditioned space

� Spaces already controlled by outside air demand control ventilationsystems are not eligible

� The HVAC terminal equipment (i.e., unit ventilators or constantvolume AHUs) controlled by the occupancy sensors must becapable of reducing to zero flow during periods of no occupancy

� Floor plans showing pertinent areas must be provided, along with acopy of the sequence of operation confirming the optimal setpointspecification

5.0 HVAC Controls


5.5 ENTHALPY ECONOMIZERMeasure Unit Incentive

Enthalpy Economizer Ton $9.00

� The area served must be conditioned � Enthalpy heat recovery as required by local or state code does not

qualify � The enthalpy heat recovery systems shall have a minimum of 70%

total outside air wheel effectiveness � The system should be equipped with an air stream bypass to

operate in economizer mode when applicable � The minimum volume flow rate to qualify for this incentive is 500

CFM, while the maximum volume flow rate is 50,000 CFM � The rated volume flow rate is the supply volume flow rate being

introduced into the space as defined in AHRI Standard 1060-2005 � Energy recovery is required by code when the design supply air

capacity is > 5,000 CFM and the outside air supply is > 70% of the design supply air quantity

� Unless an exception to the code is satisfied (consult ASHRAE 90.1-2007), incentives will not be awarded for New Construction projects when required by codes

5.6 SETBACK/SETUPMeasure Unit Incentive

Setback/Setup Square Feet $0.006

School – Setback with no A/C Square Feet $0.06

� This incentive is available for customers who install new Setback controls utilizing an EMS

� Previous controls must have no setback capability � Setback/Setup must be at least 8°F and for at least 56 hours per

week � Replacement of programmable thermostats with the EMS is not

eligible � Setback using programmable thermostats are not eligible � Cannot be combined with the Chilled Water Reset incentive � Floor plan must be submitted verifying square footage � School must have no air conditioning � Incentive is based on square feet of conditioned floor area

5.7 AIR SIDE ECONOMIZER Measure Unit Incentive

Air Side Economizer Ton $15.00

� This incentive is available for retrofitting Roof-Top Units (RTUs), AHUs, Split Direct-Expansion (DX) systems, or Unit Ventilators (UVs) which were designed without economizers or systems with inoperable economizer controls

� The area served must be air conditioned (cooled) space � At a minimum, the new damper actuators and controls must be

installed to the existing system and the proper calibration must be done by a certified professional

5.8 CHILLED WATER RESET CONTROLSMeasure Unit Incentive

Chilled Water Reset

5 degree reset Ton $30.00

10 degree reset Ton $45.00

� This incentive is available for installing a chilled water reset to allow the chilled water supply (CWS) temperature to increase by 10°F based on the outside air (OA) temperature (i.e., at an OA=80°F, CWS=45°F; at an OA=55°F, CWS=55°F)

� If more than one chilled water valve on the terminal equipment is 100% open, the chilled water supply temperature should be decreased

� The actual chilled water reset schedule should be calibrated at each site based on internal relative humidity

� The reset schedule must be submitted with the application


6.0 Insulation

7.0 Domestic Water

6.1 PIPE WRAPMeasure Unit Incentive

Electric Domestic Hot Water Pipe Insulation

Conditioned Space (140°F)

Linear Feet

$1.25

Unconditioned Space (140°F) $7.00

Conditioned Space (120°F) $0.75

Unconditioned Space (120°F) $4.50

� A minimum R-4 of pre-formed pipe insulation must be added to existing bare metal pipe system application

� New or recently repaired piping does not qualify � Bare pipe size must be ½ inch to 2 ½ inch nominal pipe diameter.

Piping 3 inch nominal pipe diameter and larger may qualify as a custom measure

� Minimum of 10 linear feet and maximum of 500 linear feet per boiler system

� Insulation used for pipes should be high-density fiberglass insulation or closed-cell elastomeric foam insulation shaped for pipes

� The following documentation must be submitted with the application

� Manufacturer’s name � Insulation material type � Material K-value or R-value rating

7.1 HEAT PUMP WATER HEATERSMeasure Unit Incentive

Heat Pump Water Heater

ENERGY STAR Heat Pump Storage Water ≤ 55 Gallons

Unit $900.00

ENERGY STAR Electric Tankless Water Heater

Unit $50.00

� Existing electric and new residential units used in commercial applications must be the same size in gallons

� Residential units in commercial applications must have a heating coefficient of power (COP) ≥ 3.0

� Commercial units must have an EF ≥ 2.0


8.0 Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs)

8.1 VFD ON HVAC FANS OR PUMPSMeasure Unit Incentive

VFD on HVAC Pumps CHW HP $150.00

Fans HP $65.00

� This incentive is available for installing VFDs on existing HVAC fans and pumps

� Redundant or back-up units do not qualify � VFDs on new chillers are not eligible. New chillers with integrated

VFDs are eligible under the chiller incentive � The installation of a VFD must accompany the permanent removal

or disabling of any throttling devices such as inlet vanes, bypass dampers, bypass valves or throttling valves

� VFDs for non-HVAC applications may be eligible for a different incentive

� The replacement of existing VFDs does not qualify � Existing two-speed cooling tower motors retrofitted with a VFD do

not qualify � The motor must operate more than 2,000 annual hours � New cooling towers do not qualify � VFD speed must be automatically controlled by differential

pressure, flow, temperature or other variable signal � New HVAC fans or AHUs do not qualify for this incentive as

required per ASHRAE 90.1 – 2013 � New HVAC hydronic pumps having a total system power exceeding

10HP do not qualify for this incentive as required per ASHRAE 90.1 – 2013

8.2 VFDS FOR PROCESS FANS- CRAC UNITSMeasure Unit Incentive

VFDs for Process Fans-CRAC Units HP $165.00

� This incentive is available for installing a VFD on Computer Room Air Conditioning Fans

8.3 INTEGRATED VARIABLE SPEED MOTOR (ECM) FOR FURNACE, UV, FC, & LIGHT DUTY AHU


Integrated Variable Speed Motor (ECM) For Furnace, UV, FC, & Light Duty AHU-Up to 7.5HP

Unit $50.00

� This incentive is available for equipping a furnace, unit ventilator (UV), fan coil unit (FCU) or light duty air handling unit (AHU) with an integrated vari¬able speed motor

� Fan motor of existing unit must be constant speed and the new motor must have a variable input

� Measure applies to new systems or retrofitting existing equipment � A brushless DC motor, also known as an electronically

commutated motor (ECM) also qualifies

8.4 VFD ON PROCESS PUMPS OR FANS Measure Unit Incentive

VFD on Process Pumps HP $110.00

Fans HP $50.00

� This incentive is available for VFDs on process pumps or fans ≤ 50HP

� VFDs on process pumps or fans > 50HP may qualify as a custom measure

� VFD must be used in conjunction with a Process (non-HVAC) Pumping or Fan application

� Redundant or back-up units do not qualify � Routine replacement of existing VFDs do not qualify � VFD speed must be automatically controlled by differential

pressure, flow, temperature or other variable signal � The installation of a VFD must accompany the permanent removal

or disabling of any throttling devices such as throttling valves � The pump or fan must operate more than 3,800 annual hours � Existing two-speed cooling tower motors retrofitted with a VFD do

not qualify � VFDs to be used as soft-start motors only do not qualify � Open pumping systems (i.e. open-loop cooling tower pumps), deep

well pumps, high static head pumps or pumps discharging into systems with varying head requirements (water storage tanks) do not qualify for this incentive but may qualify for a custom incentive


9.0 Compressed Air

9.1 REFRIGERATED CYCLING AIR DRYER – THERMAL MASS, VSD OR DIGITAL SCROLL


Refrigerated Cycling Air Dryer

Thermal Mass SCFM $0.35

VSD SCFM $1.25

Digital Scroll SCFM $1.25

� This incentive is available to replace a non-cycling refrigerated air dryer with a cycling refrigerated air dryer of equivalent capacity

� Hours of operation must exceed 6,300 annual hours � The existing compressed air dryer must run exclusively in non-

cycling mode and cannot be equipped with a feature that allows it to run in a non-cycling mode

� The cycling refrigeration air dryer must have dew point control � The following documentation must be submitted with the

application � HP rating of air compressor system the existing and

proposed dryer are servicing � Rated flow rate (SCFM) of existing and proposed dryers � Rated and maximum operating flow rate of the compressor � Daily, weekly and annual operating schedule � A detailed load profile, or percentage of time the compressor

will operate at full and 10% increments of partial load/flow �

9.2 COMPRESSED AIR DRYER, DEWPOINT SENSOR CONTROL


Compressed Air Dryer, Dewpoint Sensor Control

SCFM $5.00

� This incentive is available for the addition of dew-point controlled column regeneration to a desiccant compressed air dryer

� Retrofit on an existing dryer or an option on a new dryer is eligible � Cannot be combined with an incentive for a new heated blower

purge dryer with dew-point control � Qualified compressor controls that are eligible are: VSD, variable

displacement controls, or load/no load compressors. Compressor systems which run modulating compressor but have a trim compressor with any of the eligible controls also qualify for these incentives

� The system must have adequate controls to ensure the system can trim adequately

� Hours of operation must exceed 6,300 annual hours

9.3 HEAT OF COMPRESSION AIR DRYER Measure Unit Incentive

Heat of Compression Air Dryer SCFM $4.00

� The desiccant dryer must be replaced with a heat-of-compression dryer using the heat in the compressed air to regenerate the desiccant media

� Compressed air system rated HP must be > 50 � Hours of operation must exceed 6,300 annual hours � Cannot replace a heat of compression dryer

9.4 LOW-PRESSURE DROP AIR FILTER Measure Unit Incentive

Low-Pressure Drop Air Filter HP $5.00

� Available to prevent the over filtering of air compressor systems � The potential energy savings is attributed from the over pressuring

of the compressed air to compensate for higher filtration � The proposed filter must

� Be of the deep-bed “mist eliminator” style � Have a pressure loss at rated flow up to 1 psi when new and

up to 3 psi at element change � Have particulate filtration that is 100% at least 3.0 microns

and at least 99.98% at 0.1 to 3.0 microns � Be rated for up to 5 PPM liquid carryover

� The filter element life must be greater than or equal to 5 years � Hours of operation must exceed 6,300 annual hours

9.5 ZERO-LOSS CONDENSATE DRAIN Measure Unit Incentive

Zero-Loss Condensate Drain Drain $140.00

� Compressed air system rated HP must be > 50 � Both new and existing compressed air systems are eligible � Condensate drain being replaced must be a timed manually

opened drain � The replacement drain must be “no loss” – it must continuously

measure the presence of condensate and purge it only when necessary and only long enough as to prevent the unintentional purging of compressed air

� Manual drains, timed drains, and electronic solenoid valve drains are not eligible


� Hours of operation must exceed 6,300 annual hours

9.6 COMPRESSED AIR ENGINEERED NOZZLE Measure Unit Incentive

Compressed Air Engineered Nozzle - 1/8” diameter

Nozzle $40.00


Nozzle $50.00


Nozzle $75.00


Nozzle $120.00

� The engineered nozzle must replace simple open pipe/tube assemblies connected to a compressed air system

� Usage of the nozzles must be at least 1,000 annual hours � The engineered nozzles must be between 1/8 inch and 1/2 inch in

diameter � Air jets and nozzles must have an SCFM rating at 80 psi less than

or equal to those rated in Table 8 below TABLE 8: Qualifying SCFM Rating

Size (inches) 1/8 1/4 3/8 1/2

SCFM 10 18 35 60

9.7 COMPRESSED AIR PRESSURE FLOW CONTROLLER


Compressed Air Pressure Flow Controller

HP $5.00

� A pressure flow controller must be installed downstream from the air storage receiver tank

� The actual air compressor discharge pressure set-point must be reduced by 5 psig (example: 110 psig reduced to 105 psig)

� Qualifying air compressor systems must ≥50HP � Must operate a minimum of 6,300 annual hours

9.8 DESICCANT TO REFRIGERATED AIR DRYERS


Desiccant to Refrigerated Air Dryers Per SCFM $4.00

� Must replace a desiccant compressed air dryer with a refrigerated dryer

� Compressed air system horsepower must be ≥ 50HP

9.9 AIR COMPRESSOR OUTDOOR INTAKE Measure Unit Incentive

Air Compressor Outdoor Intake HP $9.00

� This incentive is available for an existing air compressor with current air inlet coming from the ambient conditioned (heated) space and proposing to permanently hard duct the air inlet directly from the outside. Outside air is, on average, cooler than the conditioned inside air, and colder air is denser and requires less energy to compress. Consult the compressor manufacturer to ensure the air compressor can address the increase static pressure drop on the ducted air intake and the potentially cold air temperatures without adverse effects

� Must operate a minimum of 6,300 annual hours � Air compressor must be > 50HP � Must operate at least 80 psig � Backup compressors do not qualify

9.10 COMPRESSED AIR STORAGE TANK Measure Unit Incentive

Compressed Air Storage Tank HP $30.00

� This incentive is available for systems comprised of rotary-screw compressors

� The air compressors supplying the receiver must have load/no-load, variable displacement, VSD, or modulating controls. Systems which use modulating control must have and operate with blow-down controls

� Replacement of existing end of life storage tanks with same sized tanks are not eligible

� A pressure flow controller must be present at the facility to regulate the supply and demand pressure of the system

� There must be a pressure differential between the supply end of the compressor and the pressure in the main header of the plant (minimum of 2 psig differential required)

� The facility must have no more than 3 gallons/SCFM of storage


(i.e., gallon is for any existing tanks) to qualify � New storage tank must have a capacity ≥ 5 gallons/ SCFM

9.11 COMPRESSED AIR AUDIT AND LEAK REPAIR


Compressed Air Audit and Leak Repair

SCFM of Repaired Leaks $45.00

� This incentive is available for comprehensive audit for compressed air systems including leak detection/tagging and analysis of the system to recommend energy optimization

� Pre-approval on all projects must be given before leaks are repaired. Leak repair tags are expected to be left in place for verification

� Eligible compressed air systems must � Be electrically driven � Have a rated horsepower ≥ 50 (excluding back-up and non-

production compressors; these, however, must be noted in the report)

� Have a runtime greater than 2,000 annual hours (excluding back-up)

� The audit must be completed by an independent contractor chosen by the customer

� 50% by volume of the air leaks identified in the audit must be repaired

� The customer/contractor must submit evidence of the completion of repairs detailing leak location, leak volume, and date of repair on a spreadsheet

� Verification of repairs may include: repair tickets, work orders, and invoices for material and labor

� Eligible audits qualify for an incentive amount 75% of the repair costs of documented leaks

� To receive the incentive, the contractor must complete the following

� Determine the average hours of operation � Provide a brief description of the facility’s air utilization by

process � Major compressed air leak detection survey, including:

identification, tagging and quantification of air leaks

� Detailed potential energy/cost savings calculations based on measurements (both from leaks and compressed air system)

9.12 VSD AIR COMPRESSOR REPLACEMENTMeasure Unit Incentive

VSD Air Compressor Replacement

HP $75.00

� Compressor must be < 50hp � New units on multi-compressor systems must operate at least

4,000 annual hours and be set up to control load variations rather than base load

� One compressor per compressed air system will qualify for incentive

� Existing reciprocating compressor replacements must prove the duty cycling is ≥ 60% to qualify

� Backup or redundant air compressors do not qualify


10.1 VENDING MACHINE CONTROLLERS Measure Unit Incentive

Cold Beverage Controller Unit $65.00

� Must include a passive infrared occupancy sensor to turn off fluorescent lights and other vending machine systems when the surrounding area is unoccupied for 15 minutes or longer

� Cold beverage controller should power up every two hours to maintain product temperature and provide compressor protection

� Snack miser must be installed on a non-refrigerated vending machine

10.2 ENERGY EFFICIENT ICE MACHINE Measure Unit Incentive

ENERGY STAR Ice Machine Less than 500lbs Unit $50.00

ENERGY STAR Ice Machine 500 to 1,000lbs Unit $90.00

ENERGY STAR Ice Machine More than 1,000lbs Unit $120.00

� This incentive is available for ice machines that generate cubes, flaked, crushed or fragmented ice that is 60 grams (2 oz.) or less

� Only air-cooled machines qualify (self-contained, ice-making heads, or remote condensing)

� The machine must have a minimum capacity of 101lbs of ice per 24 hour period

� The minimum efficiency required is per ENERGY STAR or CEE Tier 2 (www.cee1.org)

� A manufacturer’s specification sheet must accompany the application showing the rating in accordance with ARI Standard 810

10.3 ENERGY STAR SOLID DOOR FREEZER/REFRIGERATOR


ENERGY STAR Solid Door Refrigerator less than 15 ft3 Unit $25.00

ENERGY STAR Solid Door Refrigerator 15 to 30 ft3 Unit $45.00

ENERGY STAR Solid Door Refrigerator 30 to 50 ft3 Unit $75.00

ENERGY STAR Solid Door Freezer less than 15 ft3 Unit $55.00

ENERGY STAR Solid Door Freezer 15 to 30 ft3 Unit $75.00

ENERGY STAR Solid Door Freezer 30 to 50 ft3 Unit $160.00

� Must meet ENERGY STAR requirements

10.0 Commercial Refrigeration

10.4 LED LIGHTING FOR REFRIGERATION CASES Measure Incentive

LED Lighting for Refrigeration Cases

Door $35.00Linear Foot $8.75

� This incentive is available for replacing fluorescent or incandescent refrigerated case lighting with LED source illumination. Fluorescent lamps, ballasts, and associated hardware are typically replaced with pre-fabricated LED light bars and LED driver units

� Must be DLC listed � Lighting must be manufactured for use in coolers or freezers � Reach-in coolers

� Minimum light output of 100 lumens/foot for center mounted lights and at least 50 lumens/foot for end mounted lights

� Open coolers � Minimum light output of 100 lumens/foot

� Minimum luminaire efficacy of 50 lumens/watt with a minimum CRI of 80

� Maximum allowable color temperature is 5000K � Projected lifespan should be at least 50,000 hours � Luminaries should be warranted for a minimum of 5 years � Cannot be combined with incentive for refrigeration savings due to

light savings

10.5 REFRIGERATION SAVINGS DUE TO LIGHT SAVINGS


Refrigeration Savings due to Lighting Savings

-20 to 0°F Watts Reduced $0.120 to 20°F Watts Reduced $0.0820 to 40°F Watts Reduced $0.05

� This incentive is available for the permanent reduction of energy usage due to a reduction in lighting wattage

� Must be refrigerated area containing perishable items and maintaining temperatures between -20 to 40°F for 8,760 annual hours

� Must be combined with a qualifying lighting retrofit project that operates for a minimum of 4,160 annual hours (see section 1.5 and 1.6 for additional requirements)

� Incentive is per watt reduced in qualifying lighting retrofit � Cannot be combined with incentive for occupancy sensors for LED

refrigeration case lighting or LED lighting for refrigeration cases

10.6 OCCUPANCY SENSORS FOR LED REFRIGERATION CASE LIGHTING


Occupancy Sensors for LED Refrigeration Case Lighting

Door $15.00

� Occupancy sensors must cover at least two doors per sensor � LED refrigerated lighting must be at least 35 lumens/watt with a

minimum CRI of 72 � Product must have a minimum lifetime warranty of 3 years � Cannot be combined with incentive for refrigeration savings due to

light savings


10.7 WALK-IN AND CASE COOLER/FREEZER ELECTRONICALLY COMMUTATED MOTOR (ECM)


Walk-In Electronically Commutated Motor replacing Shaded Pole

Unit $120.00

Walk-In Electronically Commutated Motor replacing Permanent Split Capacitor

Unit $40.00

Cooler Case Electronically Commutated Motor replacing PSC or SP

Unit $55.00

� This incentive is available for the replacement of existing standard efficiency shaded-pole or permanent split capacitor evaporator motor with an electronically commutated motor (ECM)

10.8 FLOATING HEAD PRESSURE CONTROL Measure Unit Incentive

Floating Head Pressure Control Ton $150.00

� This incentive is available for installing automatic controls to lower the condensing pres¬sure at lower ambient temperatures in multiplex refrigeration systems

� Controls must vary head pressure to adjust condensing temperature in relation to the outdoor air temperature

� The proposed control scheme must have a minimum Saturated Condensing Temperature (SCT) programmed for the floating head pressure control of 70°F, and include balanced-port expansion valves to replace existing constant pressure or manually controlled systems

� The expansion valve is a device used to meter the flow of liquid refrigerant entering the evaporator at a rate that matches the amount of refrigerant being boiled off in the evaporator

10.9 ANTI-SWEAT HEATER CONTROL Measure Unit Incentive

Anti-Sweat Heater Control Door $100.00

� A control device is installed that senses the relative humidity in the air outside of the display case and reduces or turns off the glass door (if applicable) and frame anti-sweat heaters at low-humidity conditions

� Technologies that can turn off anti-sweat heaters based on sensing condensation (on the inner glass pane) also qualify

� Incentive is based on the total number of doors controlled

10.10 COOLER/FREEZER STRIP CURTAINS Measure Unit Incentive

Cooler Strip Curtain Square Feet $6.00

Freezer Strip Curtain Square Feet $35.00

� New strips curtains or plastic swinging doors must be installed on doorways of refrigerated spaces such as walk-in coolers, freezers or refrigerated warehouses

� A cooler is defined as having an inside operating temperature of approximately 40°F and the operating temperature of a freezer being approximately 0°F

� Incentive is based on the square footage of the doorway where the strip curtains are installed

� Opening between the strip curtain and bottom of doorway must be ≤1 inch

� Strips must have an overlay >1 inch � It is recommended that low temp strip curtains be used on low

temperature applications � Replacement of existing strip curtains that have remaining useful

life (not missing any strips) or purchased within the last 4 years are not eligible

10.11 COOLER/FREEZER DOOR GASKETS SEALS


Door Gasket Seal Linear Foot $7.50

� This incentive is available for replacing existing worn or damaged gaskets on doorways to walk-in or reach-in coolers and freezers

10.12 NIGHT COVERSMeasure Unit Incentive

Night Covers Linear Foot $1.25

� This incentive is available for night covers installed on open refrigerated display cases in supermarkets and grocery stores. The purpose of night covers is to reduce the amount of cold loss from the open refrigerated display cases during facility non-operating hours

� The store must have a minimum of 6 non-operating hours per day to qualify

� To decrease moisture build-up, it is recommended the night covers are perforated

� Applicant should consider using proper compressor capacity modulation and ensure the case manufacturer has no objections to use of night covers

10.13 NEW REACH-IN REFRIGERATED CASE DOOR


New Reach-In Refrigerated Case Door

Medium Temp Linear Foot $40.00

Low Temp Linear Foot $100.00

� This incentive is available for installing new vertical glass doors on existing open, vertical (or multi-deck), display cases or for replacing existing, open, vertical (or multi-deck) display cases with new, reach-in, glass door display cases

� The air temperature inside the cases must range from 0° - 32°F (low temp) or 33° - 50°F (medium temp)

� The case length must be equal to, or shorter than, the original case � Incentive is per horizontal linear foot


11.0 Commercial Kitchen

11.1 ENERGY STAR STEAM COOKERS Measure Unit Incentive

ENERGY STAR Steam Cookers

3 Pan Unit $1,000.004 Pan Unit $1,000.005 Pan Unit $1,000.006 Pan Unit $1,000.00

� This incentive is available for new or replacement ENERGY STAR rated steam cookers

� Fuel switching applications are not eligible � Used or rebuilt equipment is not eligible

11.2 ENERGY STAR FRYERSMeasure Unit Incentive

ENERGY STAR Fryers Unit $80.00

� This incentive is available for new or replacement ENERGY STAR rated fryers


11.3 ENERGY STAR GRIDDLESMeasure Unit Incentive

ENERGY STAR Griddles Unit $180.00

� This incentive is available for new or replacement ENERGY STAR rates griddles


11.4 ENERGY STAR CONVECTION OVENMeasure Unit Incentive

ENERGY STAR Convection Oven Unit $150.00

� This incentive is available for new or replacement ENERGY STAR convection ovens


11.5 COMBINATION OVENSMeasure Unit Incentive

Combination Ovens Unit $1,200.00

� This incentive is available for new or replacement energy efficient electric combination ovens

� New units must meet ASTM standards � Fuel switching applications are not eligible � Used or rebuilt equipment is not eligible

11.6 PRE RINSE SPRAYERSMeasure Unit Incentive

Pre Rinse Sprayers Unit $30.00

� A low-flow pre-rinse sprayer less than or equal to 1.6 gallons per minute

11.7 AUTOMATIC DOOR CLOSERS FOR REFRIGERATED WALK-IN COOLERS/FREEZERS


Automatic Door Closers for Refrigerated Walk-in Coolers/Freezers

Door $100.00

� Savings are based on one closer per door � Doors must be opaque


12.0 Building Envelope and Insulation

13.0 Industrial

12.1 AUTOMATIC HIGH SPEED DOORS Measure Unit Incentive

Automatic High Speed Doors

Between Freezer and Dock

Square Feet $125.00

Between Cooler and Dock

Square Feet $15.00

Between Freezer and Cooler

Square Feet $60.00

� This incentive is available for commercial and industrial refrigeration facilities with freezer, cooler and/or dock areas that are currently dividing the separate spaces with different cooling set point with strip curtains

� Hydraulic or motorized automated doors provide a way to reduce infiltration from controlled rooms by reducing the time that rooms are exposed to each other and also provides better insulation between the divided areas

� Replacement of existing high speed doors does not qualify

13.1 WELDERS - INVERTER STYLE Measure Unit Incentive

Welders, Inverter Style Welder $60.00

� This incentive is available for replacing an existing transformer-rectifier power source welder with a new inverter power sourced welder

� The facility welding process must operate at least 2,000 annual hours

� Facility’s welding process must be in “Arc Mode” a minimum of 15% of the operational period

� A minimum of 7 continuous days of power monitoring (kW) will be required before and after the retrofit on at least 1 typical welder


14.0 Agriculture

14.1 VSD ON AGRICULTURAL IRRIGATION SYSTEMS


VSD on Agricultural Irrigation Systems HP $15.00

� This incentive is available for installing VSDs on existing agricultural irrigation sys¬tems

� Redundant or back-up pumps do not qualify � Pumps must operate at least 500 annual hours � Qualifying existing irrigations systems must have either

� Several center pivots served by one well � Have a corner arm center pivot where the water flow rate

increases when the corner arms swing out towards the corners of the fields. Other proposed VFD irrigation system applications will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis, or may qualify for a custom incentive

� A minimum power monitoring (kW) of one complete pivot rotation cycle will be required after the retrofit

14.2 VSD ON MILK PUMPMeasure Unit Incentive

Variable Speed Drive on Milk Pump with Existing Heat Exchanger

1,000 Pounds Milk/Day $40.00

Variable Speed Drive on Milk Pump with New Heat Exchanger


� Installation of VSD must accompany plate-type pre-cooler � Existing pumps must be constant speed drives with an

existing heat exchanger � New pumps must be variable speed drives with new heat

exchangers � Pre-cooler may be installed at the same time as the variable speed

milk pump � Daily milk production must be ≥ 5,000 pounds/day � Incentive cannot be combined with any other VFD incentive � Based on one milk pump system per farm. For multiple milk

systems, incentive will be based on ratio of milk processed through each system

� Redundant pumps do not qualify

14.3 SCROLL COMPRESSOR FOR DAIRY REFRIGERATION REPLACEMENT


Scroll Compressor For Dairy Refrigeration with Heat Exchanger


Scroll Compressor For Dairy Refrigeration without Heat Exchanger


� This incentive is available for replacing reciprocating units only � Minimum qualifying efficiencies of 10.5 EER � Based on one milk pump system per farm. For multiple milk

systems, incentive will be based on ratio of milk processed through each system

� Redundant pumps do not qualify

14.4 VFD ON AGRICULTURAL FANS OR PUMPSMeasure Unit Incentive

Fans

Operating 750 - 2,000 hours/year

HP $20.00

Operating more than 2,000 hours/year

HP $60.00

Pumps

Operating 750 - 2,000 hours/year

HP $10.00

Operating more than 2,000 hours/year

HP $35.00

� This incentive is available for VFDs installed on existing or new applications of agricultural fans and pumps

� Explanation of the following must be submitted with the application

� What the motor is used for � Motor’s annual run time � How the motor is currently controlled � Proposed motor VFD control method

� The installation of a VFD must accompany the permanent removal or disabling of any throttling devices such as inlet vanes, bypass dampers, bypass valves, or throttling valves

� The VFD speed must be automatically controlled by humidity, temperature, differential pressure, flow, or other variable signal

� VFDs installed on irrigations or HVAC systems do not qualify for this incentive, but may qualify for a different prescriptive measure or as a custom measure

� Motors must be ≤ 50HP � Motors > 50HP may qualify as a custom measure � Redundant or back-up units do not qualify � The replacement of existing VFDs does not qualify � The motor must operate a minimum of 750 annual hours


14.5 LOW ENERGY LIVESTOCK WATERERMeasure Unit Incentive

Low Energy Livestock Waterer Waterer $125.00

� Existing equipment must have heating elements � New waterer must have a minimum 2 inch insulation and

maximum combined heating element wattage of 250 � New Zero-Energy waterer must serve same herd size as existing

waterer being replaced and contain no heating elements

14.6 GRAIN STORAGE TEMPERATURE AND MOISTURE MANAGEMENT CONTROLLER


Grain Storage Temperature and Moisture Management Controller

Fan HP $25.00

� This incentive is available for the incorporation of a temperature and moisture management controller for constant speed aeration fans used in grain storage

� The uncontrolled aeration fan must operate more than 1,500 hours from the beginning of harvest season or more than 800 hours from the middle of harvest season and must be sized to provide 0.1-0.2 cfm/bushel

14.7 FAN THERMOSTAT CONTROLLERMeasure Unit Incentive

Fan Thermostat Controller Fan $120.00

� This incentive is available for the incorporation of a thermostatic controller for ventilation fans used in the livestock industry

� Fan motor must be > .5HP and be manually controlled � The fan must be used to modulate the temperature to reduce heat

stress in a livestock facility and operate more than 4,000 annual hours at temperatures above 65°F

14.8 ENGINE BLOCK HEATER CONTROLS Measure Unit Incentive

Engine Block Heater Controls Heater $45.00

� Timer must be outdoor rated or cold weather resistant � Timer should be set to turn on heating no more than two hours

prior to engine start-up time � Timer should contain a thermostat that turns off the heater if

ambient air temperature is warmer than a pre-set temperature � Timer must be used on block heaters for commercial, industrial or

agriculture applications


2018 Custom Project Specification


Custom – Electric Non-Lighting kWh $0.08

Custom – Electric LED Lighting kWh $0.08

� All custom projects must be facility improvements that result in a permanent reduction in electric energy usage due to an increase in systemefficiency. Projects that result in reduction of energy consumption without an improvement in system efficiency are not eligible for a customincentive. However, projects involving automated control technology may be eligible for incentives. All equipment purchased for customprojects must be new. Projects that entail measures covered by the prescriptive rebate program are not eligible for custom incentives.

� The annual electric savings must be calculated for all custom projects using industry accepted engineering algorithms and/or simulationmodels. Calculations must be completed for both the existing and proposed equipment/system based on the current operation of thefacility. If the equipment has reached the end of its useful life, the existing system must be substituted with equipment that would meet theapplicable federal and local energy codes when calculating the annual energy savings.

� New lighting fixture change-outs and/or retrofits that do not fall into one of the prescriptive lighting categories are eligible for customincentives. Each area receiving upgrades must be assessed separately and, if applicable, all proposed technologies must meet therequirements for any prescriptive measure featuring those same technologies. Technologies that feature certification and/or approval fromENERGY STAR, DLC or CEE must include products approved by the appropriate certifying body or meet minimum requirements for theapplication. Retrofit of existing T12 fluorescent lighting systems with T5 fluorescent lighting systems and/or installation of T8 equipment notapproved by CEE as HP or RW do not qualify.

� All calculations, metered data, equations and assumptions must be submitted with the application along with their sources, if applicable.Efficiency United is solely responsible for the final determination of the annual energy savings to be used in calculating the rebate amount.Preliminary and post inspections are required to verify equipment and operation conditions. Efficiency United reserves the right to requirespecific measurements and verification of measures, including monitoring both before and after the completion of the project. The rebatepayment will be based on the result of the above-mentioned activities.

� Project payback is equal to the ratio of the project cost divided by the annual energy bill savings. To qualify for a custom project, the projectpayback must be at least one year and no more than eight years. A pre-application is required for all custom projects while the existingequipment is still in operation in order to allow Efficiency United the opportunity to verify the existing equipment.

� The following types of projects do not qualify for energy efficiency rebates� On-site electricity generation� Renewable energy� Fuel switching (i.e. natural gas to electric, electric to natural gas)� Changes in operational and or/maintenance practices, or simple control modification that do not involve capital cost� Projects that involve peak-shifting and not actual kWh reduction

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