Great news!
Lighting rebate applications will be added to the PUD's convenient new rebate portal later this year.
Lighting projects
Upgrading your lighting and lighting controls is an extremely effective way to save more on your energy bill — as well as reduce your maintenance and operating budget. We’re here to help make lighting updates more affordable for you.
We have a variety of Lighting Programs to fit your needs
For self-installers or businesses making updates in stages:
Lighting to Go
Are you a business owner looking to retrofit or upgrade your lighting? This is the perfect program for commercial customers performing maintenance in their space or looking to upgrade their lighting in small chunks over time.
Lighting to Go instant discounts are applied at purchase when you shop at Lighting to Go distributors across the region, so there’s no pre-approval or paperwork needed. Instant discounts can cover as much as 80% of the purchase price.
Customized lighting designed for long-term savings:
An ideal option for businesses that would hire a contractor or have facilities staff
Commercial Lighting Retrofit Program
Looking to upgrade the lighting in your space? This is a great fit for businesses looking to improve their lighting and save energy. You can choose to work with a contractor or your facilities staff to make upgrades. Incentives tend to be higher and energy savings more accurate because:
- We consider what the existing fixtures are and how much energy they use.
- We calculate the savings based upon the wattage reduction and hours of use. You see estimated energy and dollar savings before you start the retrofit.
- We encourage the addition of lighting controls to future-proof savings and allow you to adapt as rate schedules change, react to Demand Response, and to create a better working environment for your staff.
Click here for 2025 incentive amounts. Please note, funding is limited and incentives may change without notice.
- In 2025, we require only two sequence of operations for networked or LLLCs. Task tuning is required (maximum output of 80% or lower), and your choice of daylight harvesting, scheduling or occupancy sensing
How to apply
For great tips before starting, watch this video!
Step 1:
Click here to download and fill out the Lighting Workbook
Please note, Microsoft Excel is required. Click here for steps on how to permanently enable macros in our workbook.
Step 2: Submit your project through the form below. Please do not upload W-9 information anywhere in this form.
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