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Our FinAnswer Express program includes incentives and technical expertise for lighting, motors and HVAC equipment upgrades
that increase your electric energy efficiency and exceed code requirements. Both new construction projects and
retrofits of existing equipment are eligible.
We help you weigh your technical and financial options. You can choose a Rocky Mountain Power Energy Efficiency Alliance vendor
or an independent energy consultant for technical expertise.
How it works
Each type of project has different steps and incentives.
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Lighting:
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Premium efficiency motors:
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HVAC & other equipment:
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Please refer to the appropriate incentive catalogs to help ensure you purchase and install qualifying equipment:
Lighting catalog | Motor & Variable Frequency Drive catalog | HVAC & refrigeration catalog | Other energy efficiency technologies catalog
Lighting upgrade steps
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Purchase and install a qualifying unit at an eligible location.
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Obtain a
2008 incentive application from your dealer or Rocky Mountain Power.
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Submit your incentive application.
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Receive incentive check within 45 days of completion of step 3.
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Pre-approval is recommended – but not required – for new construction/major renovation lighting projects.
Premium efficiency motor upgrade steps
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Purchase and install a qualifying unit at an eligible location.
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Obtain an
incentive application from your dealer or Rocky Mountain Power.
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Submit your incentive application.
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Receive incentive check within 45 days of completion of step 3.
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HVAC & other equipment upgrade steps
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Purchase and install a qualifying unit at an eligible location.
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Obtain a
2008 incentive application from your dealer or Rocky Mountain Power.
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Submit your incentive application.
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Receive incentive check within 45 days of completion of step 3.
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Doing something that's not on the list?
Contact us. Your project may qualify for a custom incentive.
There are even more benefits
Not only do you save money, you can also improve equipment reliability and your work environment. That can increase comfort
and worker productivity. According to betterbricks.com,
- Only 2 percent of the 30-year costs of a building are in its initial construction. Another 6 percent is expended on operations
and maintenance and the remaining 92 percent are labor costs.
- In a typical office building, energy costs run about $2 per square foot while salaries and benefits are $130 per square foot
or more. Even slight changes in productivity can have a large effect on the bottom line.
Before you start your project:
Related information
We've included a list of program and related information.
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