Industrial & Large Commercial
Update November 30, 2012 - Pacific Power's proposed addition of an Energy Project Manager co-funding provision to the company’s Energy FinAnswer program has been approved by the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission effective December 1, 2012. The purpose of the co-funding is to increase end-user management and technical manpower devoted to the pursuit of electrical energy efficiency projects and in turn increase the number of projects completed.
We offer commercial and industrial customers technical expertise and financial incentives to build in high-efficiency measures to retrofit projects.
Choose a program for details:
Energy FinAnswer®
For comprehensive projects – cash incentives and technical expertise to help you upgrade to the most energy-efficient system available. Learn more »
FinAnswer® Express
Pre-calculated incentives for lighting, HVAC and other equipment upgrades that increase efficiency and exceed code requirements. Get details »
Energy Project Manager Co-funding
In addition to the programs listed above, Energy Project Manager co-funding is available for customers who can commit to an annual goal of completing energy projects resulting in 1,000,000 kWh/yr in energy savings. Learn more »
Save money and more
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.
