Commercial and Industrial Lighting

Lighting accounts for over 30 percent of electric utility billing each year for most businesses.  Using our energy rebate programs to upgrade to efficient lighting will help reduce your energy usage, which will in turn drastically increase your bottom line.

No matter what size your business is, make the initial investment to reduce your ongoing energy use and significantly save year after year.

To see a listing of all the lighting incentives available from the CBPU and to apply for the rebate incentives,  see our Efficiency $mart For Your Business page.

 

 

 

Trade Ally Program

Partner with us!

The Trade Ally Program from the Coldwater Board of Public Utilities is an opportunity to expand your business. The Trade Ally Program is free to qualified, participating contractors and vendors. 

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Benefits of the Trade Ally Program:

• Increased business exposure, more exposure equals more business
• Inclusion of your company information on CBPU mailings regarding EO Program offerings
• Listing your company information as a Trade Ally participant on our site at our Trade Ally Directory
• It’s free to join and information is available online, when you need it

The CBPU is offering a portfolio of energy efficiency incentives for their business and residential customers. These incentives may provide unique opportunities for your Michigan-based company to become involved in our Energy Optimization Program. If you are an installer, retailer or a manufacturer of energy efficiency products and you wish to participate in the Coldwater Board of Public Utility’s Trade Ally Program and gain additional sales, installations and service work. 

How to Join?

It’s Easy!  Simply print out, complete and return the following forms:

Trade Ally Enrollment Form

Trade Ally Agreement - CONTRACTOR

Trade Ally Agreement - VENDOR

 

Make Sure You're Finding ALL the Incentives and Rebates Offered in Your State with DSIRE

DSIRE is a comprehensive source of information on state, local, utility and federal incentives and policies that promote renewable energy and energy efficiency. Established in 1995 and funded by the U.S. Department of Energy, DSIRE is an ongoing project of the N.C. Solar Center and the Interstate Renewable Energy Council.

Below are the appliances that qualify for energy rebates.  To apply for the rebate incentives, download the appropriate application found under 'Related Documents' on the right of the page.  If you'd like, we can mail you copy or you can stop by our office and pick one up too.