The Electrification Feasibility Report is a tool designed to assess the practicality and cost impacts of switching from gas to electric equipment. It is one of several options customers and contractors can submit to meet Community Planning and Development's building code permitting requirements for like-for-like system replacement. You can use the Electrification Feasibility Report to make an informed assessment about whether converting your building heating and cooling systems to electric is cost-effective compared to a like-for-like gas-fired replacement.
The Energize Denver Electrification requirements apply to all existing commercial and multifamily buildings regulated by the Denver Energy Code's Commercial Provisions. To be eligible for the Electrification Feasibility Report rebate, your building must:
Be located within the City and County of Denver;
Not be owned by the City and County of Denver;
Owners or tenants applying must be responsible for their own space heating, cooling, or water heating equipment;
Be a commercial or multifamily building regulated by the Denver Commercial Building Code.;
Be regulated by Denver's Building Code;
Have one of the following:
Gas-fired HVAC (space heating or cooling)
Gas-fired water heating
Electric cooling-only equipment;
You must confirm that equipment will be installed in an existing building or space that is not undergoing a major rehab.