Old fluorescents, metal halides(MH) and high-pressure sodium (HPS) lighting is expensive to maintain and finding replacements is a headache.
Utilities are currently subsidizing American businesses to upgrade to efficient LED lighting. These are rebates and do not need to be repaid but businesses must quality.
American energy independence is a win!
7,000sqf warehouse with old lighting:
Avg. $1,219.63/month
With LED lighting installed:
Avg. $723.29/ month
Potential Savings
$5,956.08/yr or
$29,780.40/5 yrs
First, we assess your current lighting usage and eligibility to participate in the rebate program. This is used to calculate potential energy reduction and savings to generate a report for the business.
If you qualify and if the report is satisfactory, then you need to do your due diligence.
Note: Rebates change every six months to a year. Please take advantage of the rebates as soon as possible.
We schedule the retrofit according to your schedule. Installers are trained to not interrupt business and to clean before they leave.
Simply put, we handle everything to completion.
A customer chose a different brand to save 2%, but their lights got damaged within 2 years.
With ReduceEnergy Lighting as a Service, they would have gotten free maintenance and lights resistant to water and corrosion.
Saving a little upfront can cost more later. In this example, focusing on short-term savings led to $80,000 in damages.
Case Study 2023
ISSUE:
Highland Hospital was on a mission to cut costs and streamline maintenance expenses but couldn’t afford interruptions to their day-to-day life-saving operations.
SOLUTION:
After conducting three (3) thorough on-site assessments, our team of energy auditors determined that a lighting retrofit would be the most beneficial because it was:
RESULTS:
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We accomplish this by assisting businesses to take advantage of governmental rebates. Our focus is on energy conservation which includes lighting, insulation and building sealing.
Utility financial rebates for energy conservation incentivize businesses and individuals to adopt energy-efficient practices, ultimately reducing overall energy consumption and strain on the grid. These programs help utilities meet regulatory targets for energy efficiency and promote a more sustainable and environmentally friendly approach to energy usage.
Eligibility for rebates is generally applicable to “commercial, industrial, and governmental” properties, contingent on the specific location of your address.
No.
As the government meets its’ environmental targets, the rebates will lower over time. At the moment, the estimated sun setting of most rebates is to be sometime in late 2027.
LED lighting upgrades offer significant energy savings, longer lifespan, reduced maintenance costs, improved lighting quality, and environmental sustainability.
The only products that qualify for utility rebates are designed to meet the safety standards of the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). You can easily spot these products by looking for labels or markings like UL, ETL, Energy Star, or DLC.
Our trained energy consultants conduct a free energy audit of your facility to assess your lighting needs. From the audit results, we recommend suitable LED lighting solutions for your space.
We partnered with PSE&G and other utility companies to help you access rebates and incentives for transitioning to energy-efficient LED lighting. These programs can significantly offset the costs of your lighting upgrade.
LED lighting products typically offer a five(5) year warranty.
Be on the lookout for products with the Warrantied.Org label in the future. Consumers will typically get a six(6) or seven(7) year warranty and they help to monitor product quality and offer a seamless warranty handling process that protects consumers.
Best of all, it’s free! Check them out at Warrantied.Org
Even if you have LED lighting you should contact us. We can check if you claimed the rebate or if you claimed for the full rebate. There’s no drawback in making sure.
“I’m blessed every day to go to work and know that if I’ve done my job well, a business is saving money and polluting less and that might mean the difference between hiring and firing someone.”
Daniel G.
ReduceEnergy.Org
Pennsylvania Consultant
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