Energy Optimization is pleased to announce that both the Chiller Optimizer control systems and DTE Hy-Save LDS pumps qualify for energy efficiency incentives at a large number of California utilities. These incentives provide further credibility that these retrofit technologies provide efficiencies equal to or better than new chillers at a fraction of the cost. These incentives include the following areas:

Northern California:
PG&E offers PUC SPC (Standard Performance Contract) incentives of $0.09 - 0.10/kWh saved which varies between the Large and Small Commercial classification. The huge savings pay for 50-70% of the installed cost. The DTE Hy-Save product qualifies for $0.20 - 0.225/kWh saved and again the incentive pays 50-70% of the installed cost.

Central & Southern California:
SCE offers PUC SPC (Standard Performance (Contract) incentives of $0.09 - 0.10/kWh saved which varies between the Large and Small Commercial classification. The huge savings pay for 50-70% of the installed cost. The DTE Hy-Save product qualifies for $0.20 - 0.225/kWh saved and again the incentive pays 50-70% of the installed cost.

Southern California:
San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) offers PUC SPC (Standard Performance Contract) incentives of $0.09 - 0.10/kWh saved which varies between the Large and Small Commercial classification. The huge savings pay for 50-70% of the installed cost. The DTE Hy-Save product qualifies for $0.20 - 0.225/kWh saved and again the incentive pays 50-70%  of the installed cost.

Anaheim, CA:
Municipal utility offers incentives of $0.075/kWh saved to a maximum of $50,000 per project. The huge savings pay for 70-90% of the installed cost. The Hy-Save product also qualifies for $0.075/kWh saved and the incentive pays 50-70% of the installed cost.

Riverside, CA:
Municipal utility offers incentives of $0.165/kWh saved to a maximum of $50,000 per project. The huge savings pay for 70-100% of the installed cost. The Hy-Save product qualifies for $0.165/kWh saved and again the incentive pays 70-100% of the installed cost. The funds are subject to depletion so commercial and industrial customers are encouraged to explore an application to reserve funds as soon as possible.

Please visit this website for future additions of incentives in utility service areas of other cities and states.

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