EnergyAudit

Incentives & Rebates

11 available programs across state utilities and federal agencies to offset energy efficiency project costs.

7
Rebate Programs
1
0% Loan Programs
1
Tax Credit Programs
2
Assessment Programs

Section 179D Federal Tax Deduction

IRA Enhanced

The Inflation Reduction Act significantly enhanced this deduction. Commercial building owners who improve energy efficiency by at least 25% can claim a deduction of up to $5.81 per square foot. For a 100,000 sq ft warehouse, that's a potential deduction of $581,000.

$5.81/sq ft
Max Deduction
25%
Min Efficiency Gain
HVAC, Lighting, Envelope
Qualifying Systems
📍 CA — LAX, SJC, SAN, US-HQ(3 programs)
Rebate

PG&E Business Energy Efficiency Rebates

Prescriptive rebates for lighting, HVAC, refrigeration, and more.

Varies by measure
0% Loan

PG&E Energy Efficiency Financing

0% interest loans for qualifying equipment replacement.

$5,000 – $6,000,000
Rebate

Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP)

Rebates for installing on-site energy storage systems.

Up to $1,000/kWh
📍 NY — BUF, JFK(2 programs)
Rebate

Con Edison Commercial Rebates

Rebates for HVAC, lighting, and other energy-efficient equipment.

Varies by measure
Rebate

NYSERDA Commercial Programs

Statewide programs for energy efficiency and clean energy.

Varies by program
📍 NJ — EWR(2 programs)
Rebate

PSE&G Energy Efficiency Programs

Rebates and on-bill financing for commercial efficiency upgrades.

Varies by measure
Rebate

NJ Clean Energy Program (NJCEP)

Custom and prescriptive incentives for commercial/industrial facilities.

Up to 70% of project cost
📍 MA — BOS(2 programs)
Assessment

Mass Save® Business Energy Assessment

No-cost energy assessment for commercial customers.

Free
Rebate

Mass Save® Equipment Rebates

Rebates for lighting, HVAC, and building envelope improvements.

Varies by measure
🇺🇸 Federal Programs(2 programs)
Tax Credit

Section 179D Tax Deduction

Tax deduction for energy-efficient commercial building improvements (IRA enhanced).

Up to $5.81/sq ft
Assessment

ENERGY STAR® Certification

Certification for top-performing buildings using 35% less energy than average.

35% avg energy reduction

How to Apply for Incentives

01
Complete Energy Audit
A Level 2 ASHRAE audit is required by most utility programs and the 179D deduction. Engage a qualified engineer.
02
Identify Eligible Measures
Work with your auditor to identify ECMs that qualify for rebates in your state. Apply before installation when required.
03
Submit Applications
File rebate applications with your utility provider. Work with a tax professional to claim the 179D deduction on your return.