Commercial Lighting Program
GHPUD is offering qualified business customers substantial incentives to promote upgrades to energy efficient lighting systems. New lighting technologies can significantly reduce your energy consumption and improve lighting conditions in your workplace.
- Existing building retrofit options
- New construction options
- Quieter operation than many older systems
- Improved lighting conditions
- Ongoing energy savings
Incentive Information
Incentives are based on BPA's deemed Lighting Calculator. Incentives cannot exceed 50% of total project cost.
Example incentives:
Convert 60 watt incandescent lamp to 10 watt LED lamp $30/unit
Convert T12 4-lamp fixture 192 watts to T8 HP 2-lamp fixture (57 watts) $50/unit
Convert 250 watt exterior HID light to 100 watt LED lamp/fixture $120/unit
Convert 400 watt high bay HID lighting to T8 HP 6-lamp fixture (220 watts) $200/unit
Convert 400 watt high bay HID lighting to 130 watt high bay LED fixture $300/unit
*PRE-APPROVAL REQUIRED
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
Example incentives:
Convert 60 watt incandescent lamp to 10 watt LED lamp $30/unit
Convert T12 4-lamp fixture 192 watts to T8 HP 2-lamp fixture (57 watts) $50/unit
Convert 250 watt exterior HID light to 100 watt LED lamp/fixture $120/unit
Convert 400 watt high bay HID lighting to T8 HP 6-lamp fixture (220 watts) $200/unit
Convert 400 watt high bay HID lighting to 130 watt high bay LED fixture $300/unit
*PRE-APPROVAL REQUIRED
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
Eligibility
• Must be a commercial-metered business or industrial facility served by Grays Harbor PUD.• Projects must be submitted on Bonneville Power Administration’s Commercial/Industrial Lighting calculator. Refer to the Northwest Trade Ally Network for Commercial and Industrial Lighting for contractors skilled in lighting retrofit or new construction design.
• Projects are required to obtain a minimum energy savings of 40% reduction in annual kilowatt hours used.
• Measure eligibility is based on the Bonneville Power Administration’s (BPA) list of deemed incentives for lighting retrofits.
• Lighting equipment must be in accordance with BPA and Grays Harbor PUD standards.
• Incentives cannot exceed 50% of the total project cost. Note: Total project cost is a reflection of labor, materials, permits, recycling fees, and other associated costs.
• All hazardous materials associated with the retrofit project must be properly disposed in accordance with federal and state laws.
• Necessary permits for the project must be obtained and proper disposal of hazardous waste is required.
• The production, processing, or sale of marijuana is prohibited by federal law, and federally owned, controlled or administered resources may not be purposefully provided to facilitate the commission of a federal offense. Energy Efficiency incentive funding may not be used for these facilities.
• Request to Pay Customer Rebate to Contractor form must be completed prior to project approval. This form authorizes GHPUD to issue a two-party check sent to the customer to sign over to the contractor upon satisfactory completion of the work. Conditions apply.
Steps to Participate
1. Contact Energy services at Grays Harbor PUD for more information and to determine eligibility.2. Contact a contractor or vendor from the Northwest Trade Ally Network for Commercial and Industrial Lighting for a free lighting audit.
3. Contractor or vendor will submit a project proposal in the form of BPA’s lighting calculator to GHPUD along with all of the associated specifications for the proposed equipment. In some instances PUD staff can assist a building owner in completing the calculator.
4. Pre-approval by Grays Harbor PUD for projects must be obtained prior to material purchase and installation.
5. The customer will receive a project proposal from the contractor containing energy savings, incentives, project payback, return on investment, and total project cost. Note: Project proposals are estimations and may vary.
6. Any agreement for a two party rebate check must be reviewed prior to project approval to make sure accuracy of incentive amounts.
7. Project application must be received by Grays Harbor PUD before materials are ordered and work begins. Application must be received before approval will be granted.
8. Upon project completion the contractor or customer will notify Grays Harbor PUD, and provide all paid invoices and other documentation associated with the project.
9. Grays Harbor PUD will conduct a final inspection of the project to verify the project and compliance with the proposal. The rebate will be processed once the inspection is completed.
Northwest Trade Ally Network for Commercial/Industrial Lighting
The Northwest Lighting Network offers valuable resources for lighting contractors. Our information hub helps you make energy-efficient lighting more accessible throughout our region, providing more value to you and your customers.
- Annual training and workshops
- Online training and certifications (NXT Level Training seperates you and your competition)
- Free of charge
- Best Practices Guides
- Control Guides
- Lighting Audit Guides
- Retrofit Layouts
Advanced Rooftop Controls (ARC) Program
ARC Retrofits to rooftop heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) units can cut electricity use in half through changes in control of supply fan, ventilation, and economizers, as well as other potential control features. GHPUD is offfering incentives to help eligible customers make this upgrade.
- Many NW customers have seen ARC cut their HVAC bills in half
- Incentives can reduce the payback period significantly
- US DOE estimates ARC can reduce consumption between 22% and 90%
Incentive Information
Incentives available from $100 to 200 per ton depending on existing equipment.
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
Eligibility
Existing rooftop equipment must: be a unitary system greater than 5 tons cooling, and a constant speed supply fan.The ARC must be: variable speed, multi-speed or cycling of the supply fan that meets ventilation and space conditioning needs.
Contractors shall be members of the Air Northwest trade ally network.
*PRE-APPROVAL REQUIRED
Steps to Participate
1. Contact Energy services at Grays Harbor PUD for more information and to determine eligibility.2. Contact a contractor or vendor from the Air Northwest trade ally network to request quotes.
3. Submit application, ARC Project Information Form, contractor bids and technical information.
4. Pre-approval by Grays Harbor PUD for projects must be obtained prior to material purchase and installation.
5. Upon project completion the contractor or customer will notify Grays Harbor PUD, and provide all paid invoices and other documentation associated with the project.
6. Grays Harbor PUD will conduct a final inspection of the project to verify the project and compliance with the proposal. The rebate will be processed once the inspection is completed.
Air Northwest - Trade Ally Network for HVAC Professionals
Air Northwest provides commercial HVAC contractors and distributors with tools to grow their business and increase the sale and installation of more energy efficient HVAC systems and equipment.
- Members, known as Air Allies receive:
- Exclusive Educational Opportunities
- Personalized Resources
Commercial Ductless Heating & Cooling Systems
A ductless heat pump is a highly efficient heating and cooling system that does not require the use of ducts. They are typically easy to install and can dramatically reduce the energy wasted by less efficient electric heating systems like baseboard, wall heaters and electric furnaces. GHPUD is now offering an incentive for Ductless Heat Pumps in commercial applications up to 20,000 square feet.
- Must replace an existing electric resistance heating system
- Building must be constructed before 2009
- Building must be under 20,000 SQFT
- Easy, low-cost installation
- Comes standard with air conditioning
Incentive Information
Incentive of $300-$1,000 per ton* for eligible customers.
ARI rated cooling capacity will be used to determine tonnage, rounded up or down to the nearest whole ton.
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
ARI rated cooling capacity will be used to determine tonnage, rounded up or down to the nearest whole ton.
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
Eligibility
Qualifying applications have the following characteristics:• The area conditioned by the DHP is heated by either zonal or forced air
electric resistance heat as the primary system (gas is not eligible), and 20,000 SF or less.
• The space conditioned by the DHP is not currently conditioned by an air source,
ground source or ductless heat pump.
Post-conditions:
Installed Ductless Heat Pumps must have all of the following features:
• A split system heat pump employing an inverter-driven outdoor
compressor, inverter-driven or variable-speed indoor blower.
• Rated with a minimum of 10.0 HSPF for ducted or mixed systems and 11.0 HSPF for non-ducted. BPA will accept only products listed on the BPA Ductless Heat Pump
Qualified Products List.
Contractors must be on the District's approved contractor list or members of the Air Northwest Trade Ally Network.
*PRE-APPROVAL REQUIRED
Steps to Participate
1. Contact Energy services at Grays Harbor PUD for more information and to determine eligibility.2. Contact a contractor or vendor on the District's approved contractor list or Air Northwest Trade Ally Network to request quotes.
3. Submit application, DHP Project Information Form, contractor bids and technical information.
4. Pre-approval by Grays Harbor PUD for projects must be obtained prior to material purchase and installation.
5. Upon project completion the contractor or customer will notify Grays Harbor PUD, and provide all paid invoices and other documentation associated with the project.
6. Grays Harbor PUD will conduct a final inspection of the project to verify the project and compliance with the proposal. The rebate will be processed once the inspection is completed.
Commercial Heat Pump Upgrade & Conversion Program
GHPUD is offering incentives for qualified air-source heat pump upgrades or conversions in commercial buildings under 50,000 SQFT. If your heat pump is over 10 years old, you can save up to 20% on your heating and cooling costs when you install a new model that has earned the ENERGY STAR label.*
*Source: energystar.gov
*Source: energystar.gov
- Available for buildings up to 50,000 SQFT
- Must replace an existing heat pump or an electric heating system
Incentive Information
Heat Pump Conversion (Replacing electric resistance heating system).
$1,000/ton
Heat Pump Upgrade (Replacing an older existing heat pump system or new construction).
$150/ton
ARI rated cooling capacity will be used to determine tonnage, rounded up or down to the nearest whole ton.
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
$1,000/ton
Heat Pump Upgrade (Replacing an older existing heat pump system or new construction).
$150/ton
ARI rated cooling capacity will be used to determine tonnage, rounded up or down to the nearest whole ton.
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
Eligibility
HEAT PUMP CONVERSION• BPA Qualified Commercial Heat Pump Tool must be completed.
• 50,000 square feet or less conditioned building area.
• Consume less than 600,000 kWh annually.
• Heating type is electric resistance (gas is not eligible).
• New heat pump is air to air system, and meets all applicable CEE Tier 1 or Tier 2 performance specifications (e.g. both EER and IEER).
HEAT PUMP UPGRADE
• An existing building or new construction.
• 50,000 square feet or less conditioned building area.
• Electric heat (gas is not eligible)
• New heat pump is an air to air system, less than 20 tons of cooling capacity, and meets all applicable CEE Tier 1 or Tier 2 performance specifications (e.g., both EER and IEER).
Contractors must be on the District's approved contractor list or members of the Air Northwest Trade Ally Network.
*PRE-APPROVAL REQUIRED
Steps to Participate
1. Contact Energy services at Grays Harbor PUD for more information and to determine eligibility.2. Contact a contractor or vendor on the District's approved contractor list or Air Northwest Trade Ally Network to request quotes.
3. Submit application, Heat Pump Project Information Form or Heat Pump Tool, contractor bids and technical information.
4. Pre-approval by Grays Harbor PUD for projects must be obtained prior to material purchase and installation.
5. Upon project completion the contractor or customer will notify Grays Harbor PUD, and provide all paid invoices and other documentation associated with the project.
6. Grays Harbor PUD will conduct a final inspection of the project to verify the project and compliance with the proposal. The rebate will be processed once the inspection is completed.
Connected Thermostat Program
Web-Enabled Programmable Thermostats (WEPT) or Connected Thermostats are devices that allow users to modify temperature set points and HVAC controls remotely. Building owners can use WEPT to help optimize heating energy use without having to make physical site visits to manually re-program thermostats. Please see the Implementation Manual for more details.
- Control HVAC settings remotely
- Save energy & money by optimizing system usage
- Increase general operational efficiency
Incentive Information
$200 per thermostat for qualifying customers.
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
Eligibility
• Heating type is electric or gas.• Existing HVAC system (which will be controlled by the new thermostat) has an existing supply-fan.
• Replaces an existing thermostat that is not web enabled.
New Connected thermostats installed must be on BPA's Connected Thermostat Qualified Products List, and include the following features:
• Limited duration occupied-period override,
• Multiple set-back schedules with energy-saving temperature set- points during unoccupied periods including evenings, holidays and breaks.
• Capable of scheduling the supply fan to operate continuously during occupied periods, and to operate in “auto” mode during unoccupied periods.
• Remote, web-based monitoring and programming.
• Battery and memory back-up to retain settings during power or internet losses.
Contractors shall be members of the Air Northwest trade ally network.
*PRE-APPROVAL REQUIRED
Steps to Participate
1. Contact Energy services at Grays Harbor PUD for more information and to determine eligibility.2. Contact a contractor or vendor from the Air Northwest trade ally network to request quotes.
3. Submit application, Connected Thermostat Project Information Form, contractor bids and technical information.
4. Pre-approval by Grays Harbor PUD for projects must be obtained prior to material purchase and installation.
5. Upon project completion the contractor or customer will notify Grays Harbor PUD, and provide all paid invoices and other documentation associated with the project.
6. Grays Harbor PUD will conduct a final inspection of the project to verify the project and compliance with the proposal. The rebate will be processed once the inspection is completed.
Packaged Terminal Heat Pumps (PTHP)
Commercial Packaged Terminal Heat Pumps (PTHPs) are an HVAC equipment
type commonly used in lodging applications. A PTHP retrofit replaces a
Packaged Terminal Air Conditioner (PTAC) or zonal electric-resistance heating.
*Photo courtesy of LG
type commonly used in lodging applications. A PTHP retrofit replaces a
Packaged Terminal Air Conditioner (PTAC) or zonal electric-resistance heating.
*Photo courtesy of LG
- Packaged Terminal Heat Pumps (PTHPs) are an efficient replacement for Packaged Terminal Air Conditioners (PTACs), often found in commercial buildings with small living spaces. Both offer similar air-cooling performance; however, instead of electric resistance heating elements, PTHPs use energy-saving heat pump technology for consistent, even warmth inside when the weather cools. Compact and easy to install, these units are ideal for senior living facilities and commercial lodging establishments.
Incentive Information
Incentives available from $100 to $500 per packaged Terminal Heat Pump depending on existing equipment and project type.
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
Incentive Information
•$500 per PTHP for retrofit projects•$100 per PTHP for new construction projects
Eligibility
Requirements and Specifications• This measure applies to both retrofits and new construction.
• This measure is eligible to be installed in either:
••• A lodging building type which, for the purposes of this measure,
includes: hotel, motel, bed and breakfast, boarding/rooming house,
apartment hotel, dormitory, and shelter or;
••• In a residential care building type which, for the purposes of this
measure, includes: nursing home, retirement home, and assisted living.
••• No other building types are allowed.
Preconditions for retrofit installations:
• The space is conditioned by a PTAC or zonal electric-resistance heat as the
primary heating source. No other heating sources are eligible.
Steps to Participate
1. Contact Energy services at Grays Harbor PUD for more information and to determine eligibility.2. Contact a contractor or vendor from the Air Northwest trade ally network to request quotes.
3. Submit application, ARC Project Information Form, contractor bids and technical information.
4. Pre-approval by Grays Harbor PUD for projects must be obtained prior to material purchase and installation.
5. Upon project completion the contractor or customer will notify Grays Harbor PUD, and provide all paid invoices and other documentation associated with the project.
6. Grays Harbor PUD will conduct a final inspection of the project to verify the project and compliance with the proposal. The rebate will be processed once the inspection is completed.
Variable Refrigerant Flow System Incentive Program
Variable refrigerant flow (VRF) systems for commercial-use facilities promise energy savings when replacing standard HVAC systems. VRF systems can adjust cooling and heating outputs by adjusting the refrigerant flow and the variable speed compressor. This allows multiple indoor units to be connected using a common refrigerant line, rather than needing separate lines between each indoor unit and the indoor unit.
- Ongoing savings opportunity
- Temperature control in smaller zones
- Smaller equipment footprint
- Lighter equipment - reduced structural requirements
Incentive Information
$1,000 per ton for qualifying customers.
ARI rated heating capacity will be used to determine tonnage, rounded up or down to the nearest whole ton.
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
ARI rated heating capacity will be used to determine tonnage, rounded up or down to the nearest whole ton.
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
Eligibility
The new VRF system is installed in a building with the followingcharacteristics:
• An existing building that has either been 1) occupied for at least one year and didn’t change building use type OR 2) is an existing building with electricity use data available for the previous year.
• 100,000 square feet or less of conditioned floor area.
• The area conditioned by the new VRF system needs to have previously been heated by either zonal or forced-air. electric-resistance heat as the primary heating source. Buildings heated by air-source heat pumps or gas are not eligible.
The VRF systems installed must meet the following requirements:
• A split-system heat pump employing an inverter-driven outdoor compressor.
• Inverter-driven or variable-speed indoor blowers.
• A minimum CEE Tier 1 efficiency level.
Steps to Participate
1. Contact Energy services at Grays Harbor PUD for more information and to determine eligibility.2. Contact a contractor or vendor from the Air Northwest trade ally network to request quotes.
3. Submit application, VRF System Project Information Form, contractor bids and technical information.
4. Pre-approval by Grays Harbor PUD for projects must be obtained prior to material purchase and installation.
5. Upon project completion the contractor or customer will notify Grays Harbor PUD, and provide all paid invoices and other documentation associated with the project.
6. Grays Harbor PUD will conduct a final inspection of the project to verify the project and compliance with the proposal. The rebate will be processed once the inspection is completed.
Commercial Insulation Upgrade Program
GHPUD is offering incentives for for the addition of attic or wall insulation in existing commercial buildings.
- Buildings must have electric heating to qualify
- Save energy and money
- Increased comfort
- Reduce exterior sound
Incentive Information
Attic: < R-5 to R-19 = $0.40/SF
Attic: < R-5 to R-49 = $0.60/SF
Wall: < R-5 to R-11 = $0.25/SF
Wall: < R-5 to R-19 = $0.40/SF
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
Attic: < R-5 to R-49 = $0.60/SF
Wall: < R-5 to R-11 = $0.25/SF
Wall: < R-5 to R-19 = $0.40/SF
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
Eligibility
Commercial buildings must be electrically heated.Existing insulation value must be between R-0 and R-5. Energy audit will be required to verify existing insulation levels.
All projects must conform to current Washington State Energy Code requirements to be eligible for rebate.
All applicable permits must be obtained to qualify for rebates.
In circumstances where remodel or renovation permit requires insulation to be brought up to code, rebates are not eligible.
*PRE-APPROVAL REQUIRED
Steps to Participate
1. Contact Energy services at Grays Harbor PUD for more information and to determine eligibility.2. Contact a contractor to request quotes.
3. Submit application, Commercial Insulation Project Information Form, contractor bids and technical information.
4. Pre-approval by Grays Harbor PUD for projects must be obtained prior to material purchase and installation.
5. Upon project completion the contractor or customer will notify Grays Harbor PUD, and provide all paid invoices and other documentation associated with the project.
6. Grays Harbor PUD will conduct a final inspection of the project to verify the project and compliance with the proposal. The rebate will be processed once the inspection is completed.
Commercial Window Upgrade Program – Save Money & Increase Comfort
GHPUD offers a commercial window retrofit measure for existing single-pane windows in commercial buildings under 20,000 sq. ft.
- Save energy and money
- Improve the comfort of your building
- Increase the value of your property
- Reduce exterior noise
- Keep the heating and cooling you pay for in the building!
Incentive Information
$9.00 / SF of existing windows when replacing single pane windows.
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
Eligibility
This measure is eligible in commercial buildings with the following characteristics:• Electrically-heated.
• A total floor area under 20,000 square feet.
• Existing windows that are single pane, or single pane with storms.
• The replacement windows must have a National Fenestration Rating Council rated U-value of 0.30 or lower
• All projects must conform to current Washington State Energy Code requirements to be eligible for rebate. All applicable permits must be obtained to qualify.
*PRE-APPROVAL REQUIRED.
Steps to Participate
1. Contact Energy services at Grays Harbor PUD for more information and to determine eligibility.2. Contact a contractor to request quotes.
3. Submit application, Commercial Windows Project Information Form, contractor bids and technical information.
4. Pre-approval by Grays Harbor PUD for projects must be obtained prior to material purchase and installation.
5. Upon project completion the contractor or customer will notify Grays Harbor PUD, and provide all paid invoices and other documentation associated with the project.
6. Grays Harbor PUD will conduct a final inspection of the project to verify the project and compliance with the proposal. The rebate will be processed once the inspection is completed.
Commercial Refrigeration Efficiency Program
GHPUD wants to help customers who utilize refrigeration systems pay for technology upgrades such as advanced refrigeration controls, efficient motors, and anti-sweat heater controls can produce significant energy savings.
- Save substantial energy and money
- Improve your bottom line
Incentive Information
Incentives and requirements vary for the following upgrades, please contact us for more details.
Anti-Sweat Heater Controls
Floating Head Pressure Control on Single Compressor Systems
Compressor Head Cooling Fan - Shaded Pole to Electronically Commutated Motor (ECM)
Walk-in or Display Case Evaporator Fan Motor - Shaded Pole to ECM
Walk-in Evaporator ECM Fan Speed Control - Constant to Variable
Door Gasket Replacement for Walk-in and Reach-in Coolers and Freezers
Strip Curtains for Walk-in Coolers and Freezers
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
Anti-Sweat Heater Controls
Floating Head Pressure Control on Single Compressor Systems
Compressor Head Cooling Fan - Shaded Pole to Electronically Commutated Motor (ECM)
Walk-in or Display Case Evaporator Fan Motor - Shaded Pole to ECM
Walk-in Evaporator ECM Fan Speed Control - Constant to Variable
Door Gasket Replacement for Walk-in and Reach-in Coolers and Freezers
Strip Curtains for Walk-in Coolers and Freezers
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
Eligibility
Eligibility requirements vary by measure. Please contact us for more information.Steps to Participate
1. Contact Energy services at Grays Harbor PUD for more information and to determine eligibility.2. Submit application, contractor bids and required technical information.
3. Pre-approval by Grays Harbor PUD for projects must be obtained prior to material purchase and installation.
4. Upon project completion the contractor or customer will notify Grays Harbor PUD, and provide all paid invoices and other documentation associated with the project.
5. Grays Harbor PUD will conduct a final inspection of the project to verify the project and compliance with the proposal. The rebate will be processed once the inspection is completed.
Commercial Appliance Rebate Program
Grays Harbor PUD is offering rebates for energy efficient appliances and equipment for commercial building owners.
- * Save energy with more efficient commercial appliances.
Incentive Information
Incentives and requirements vary depending on appliance type. Contact us for more information and to determine eligibility.
Heat Pump Water Heater - $300 or $600
Clothes Washer - $25 to $125
Electric Fryer/Combination Oven/Convection Oven/Steam Cooker/Holding Cabinet - $25 to $500
Pre-rinse spray wash valves - $100
Demand Controlled Kitchen Ventilation - $200 or $400
Smart Power Strips - $15
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
Heat Pump Water Heater - $300 or $600
Clothes Washer - $25 to $125
Electric Fryer/Combination Oven/Convection Oven/Steam Cooker/Holding Cabinet - $25 to $500
Pre-rinse spray wash valves - $100
Demand Controlled Kitchen Ventilation - $200 or $400
Smart Power Strips - $15
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
Eligibility
Different appliances and equipment have varying requirements. Please contact us for more information.* Appliances must be installed at a commercially metered premise.
* Water heater qualification depends on standby losses and Energy Factor (EF).
* Clothes washers must be Energy Star® rated.
* Installations may be verified by PUD to ensure compliance with guidelines.
* Applications must be received within 60 days of purchase or delivery date. (We recommend checking with us prior to purchase to determine eligibility of equipment.)
*A copy of itemized purchase receipt or invoice must accompany rebate application. Leased equipment does not qualify for this program.
* A copy of performance specifications and technical data may be required. Performance specifications or ratings will determine eligibility and incentives.
Steps to Participate
1. Contact Energy services at Grays Harbor PUD for more information and to determine eligibility.2. Submit application, required technical information, and itemized invoice.
3. GHPUD will review information submitted and determine incentives.
4. Grays Harbor PUD may conduct a final inspection of the project to verify the project compliance. The rebate will be processed once required documentation and possible inspection is completed.
Custom Commercial Projects Program
To support energy savings in this highly variable sector, GHPUD supports custom energy efficiency projects. Custom projects encompass retrofit, new construction efficiency projects, and energy management specific to the needs of each customer.
The program provides rebates for any project with verifiable electric energy savings, including large projects for commercial, industrial, and agricultural customers. Rebates are determined based on actual energy savings up to $0.18/kWh and cannot exceed 50% of the total project cost.
The program provides rebates for any project with verifiable electric energy savings, including large projects for commercial, industrial, and agricultural customers. Rebates are determined based on actual energy savings up to $0.18/kWh and cannot exceed 50% of the total project cost.
- Some examples of projects include:
- Variable Frequency Drive for Pumps, Fans, Motors & Compressors
- Commercial Shell Measures
- New Construction
- HVAC Controls
Incentive Information
Rebates are determined based on actual energy savings* up to $0.18/kWh and cannot exceed 50% of the total project cost.
*Energy savings are determined using BPA's Measurement and Verification protocols. M/V Protocol: Before efficiency measure is installed, existing electrical consumption is measured. Based on this measurement and estimated energy savings, an estimated incentive is calculated. During post-installation measurement of efficiency project, energy savings are verified, these verified energy savings will be calculated into the actual incentive for the project.
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
*Energy savings are determined using BPA's Measurement and Verification protocols. M/V Protocol: Before efficiency measure is installed, existing electrical consumption is measured. Based on this measurement and estimated energy savings, an estimated incentive is calculated. During post-installation measurement of efficiency project, energy savings are verified, these verified energy savings will be calculated into the actual incentive for the project.
*Grays Harbor PUD reserves the right to revise program rules and guidelines, including discontinuing all or part of the available incentives at any time and without prior notice. All projects once approved, will be subject to the guidelines and incentives in place at the time of approval.
Eligibility
* Rebate application and all necessary supporting documentation will be required before approval.* Program may require an Energy Efficiency Project Implementation Agreement to be signed to commit the funding for the project. Timeframes are determined in this agreement.
*Incentives are evaluated on a case-by-case basis and may be limited based on the availability of funds.
*PRE-APPROVAL IS REQUIRED.