Our EDA program will help identify energy and cost-saving strategies for your business' construction or renovation projects. We offer three ways to help you meet the unique needs of building efficiency into your new construction or renovation project: Basic, Enhanced, and Express. Please visit the Xcel website to learn which program is right for you.

While each community's program differs, a business visit will typically entail: A walk-through of your business with one of our team members; A walk-through of your business with one of our team members; A review of your business' lighting; A brief evaluation of your equipment and mechanical systems and their respective energy use; A report recommending the first steps to take to start saving energy and money on your utility bills; A plan of action to improve your building's operating systems and reduce its energy consumption; Assistance with community and utility rebates.

The production tax credit (PTC) is a per kilowatt-hour (kWh) tax credit for electricity generated by solar and other qualifying technologies for the first 10 years of a system's operation. It reduces the federal income tax liability and is adjusted annually for inflation.

Garfield Clean Energy's free renewable energy consulting can help you understand the best options for using solar energy to power your residential property. We can: Provide telephone consulting to explain and evaluate on-site and off-site options; Review solar contractor bids; Advise on economic incentives and financing options.

Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR) are eligible for existing, multifamily buildings under 50,000 square feet after program launch in 2026. HEAR rebate values are prescriptive based on equipment type and household income. HEAR rebates are available for specific Energy Star certified appliances and Qualifying Electrification Projects. HEAR rebates can be aggregated for qualifying units to replace central systems.

Holy Cross Energy is proud to offer a variety of energy efficiency and smart electrification rebates to help members invest in high efficiency equipment for their home or business.

The Innovative Housing Incentive Program helps address Colorado's housing shortage by supporting the development and expansion of the state's innovative housing manufacturing businesses.

In partnership with First Southwest Bank (FSWB), LPEA can support your energy efficiency and/or solar photovoltaic project through our On-Bill Financing (OBF) program. This program aims to help members finance these projects over time while reaping the energy-saving benefits immediately. Apply for a low-interest loan to finance your energy efficiency projects with FSWB. If approved, you will then pay that loan off over time as part of your LPEA electric bill.

Learn more about available financial resources by calling Lamar Light and Power directly.

Morgan County REA and Tri-State G&T offers our members Energy Efficiency Credits (rebates) for the installation of qualifying energy efficient electric heating/cooling, electric water heaters, electric motors, electric appliances, and LED light bulbs.

EOC's multifamily programs help fund weatherization improvements, including new insulation, high-efficiency water heaters and pumps, and efficient light fixtures. EOC helps Colorado property owners conduct an energy audit, navigate rebates and funding, and work with contractors to ensure a complete and timely project. The result is lower operating costs that ensure properties remain affordable for tenants.

Invest in critical infrastructure for your new or existing multifamily property. Enhanced rebates are available Multi-family housing site hosts that meet income-qualified criteria or are located in high emissions communities.