Industry-Specific Rebates#
Many industry-specific rebates are available for energy and water efficiency upgrades. Fort Collins Utilities can help tailor an efficiency improvement plan that saves money and enhances industry performance.
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New equipment
- high-efficiency ice machines at two specific levels
- insulated hot food holding cabinets
- reach-in refrigerators and freezers (glass or solid door) based on size of unit
- electric steamers
- electric fryers
- electric griddles
- combination ovens - electric
- convection ovens - electric
Controls
- vent hood controls with VFD fans and sensors
- high-efficiency ice machines at two specific levels
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New or existing reach-ins or open display cases and walk-ins
- zero-energy glass doors
- low-energy glass doors
- anti-sweat heater controls
- case lighting retrofit
- LED case lighting
- EC motors in display cases, walk-in coolers/freezers and compressor head cooling fans
- night covers - vertical or horizontal
- lighting retrofit for walk-in coolers/freezers
- smart defrost control for walk-in freezer
- evaporator fan controls for walk-ins
- outside air economizers for walk-ins
New walk-in or refrigerated warehouse
- zero-energy doors
- LED case lighting
- smart defrost control for walk-in freezer
- zero-energy glass doors
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- Desktop/side computer
- Thin Client (Fort Collins only)
- Server Virtualization1
- Master Conrol Advanced Power Strip Motion/ Schedule Advanced Power Strip
- Vending machine controls
- Clothes washer, residential
- Clothes washer, commercial vended
- Clothes washer, commercial non-vended
- Dishwasher, Residential Grade
- Refrigerator, Residential Grade
- Ultra-Low Temperature Freezer (<-94°F)
Details
- Incentives must be approved before the project starts and are available until funds are expended.
- Available for Fort Collins Utilities commercial electric customers.
- Equipment must be installed at the customer's service address.
- Incentives are prescriptive based on installed equipment or customized based on annual energy savings.
- Pre- and post-project measurements to verify existing conditions and projected savings may be required.
Locate a contractor, search for rebates and apply here.
Building Energy and Water Scoring: Benchmark Your Facility
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