Energy Consulting
Rebate Concierge Service
Large business customers actively fund utility energy efficiency programs through their monthly bills, but many never claim the rebates available to them. Energy Sciences’ Rebate Concierge Service is designed to make that process easier.
We will look at completed energy saving projects from the current calendar year, evaluate planned work, identify potential rebate opportunities, and assist with application preparation and submission for qualifying projects. If your project qualifies, you keep 100% of any rebate funds awarded.
Our team can help review capital projects such as:
- lighting upgrades
- HVAC replacements
- controls improvements
- motor replacements
- other qualifying energy savings projects
The goal is simple: help you identify available rebates without adding more work to your team’s plate.
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