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The Public Lighting Department (PLD) is committed to helping its residential, commercial, industrial and municipal customers reduce and manage their electric energy use. PLD’s Energy Wise Program provides a portfolio of financial and educational opportunities to encourage and assist customers in using energy more efficiently.

Info@PLDEnergyWise.com

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DTE Energy’s Commercial Your Energy Savings Program provides prescriptive incentives to commercial and industrial customers who implement energy efficiency upgrades in facilities. Custom incentives, based on the amount of estimated annual energy savings, are also available and apply to all energy efficiency improvement measures that are not eligible for a prescriptive incentive.

YourEnergySavings@kema.com

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The Coldwater Board of Public Utility, in conjunction with American Municipal Power’s “Efficiency Smart” program, offers a wide range of incentives that encourage commercial and industrial to pursue energy efficient equipment and energy saving measures.  Prescriptive rebates are available for efficient lighting, HVAC equipment, compressed air systems and accessories, motors, refrigeration equipment, and food service equipment.  Efficiency Smart also provides a custom incentive program for energy saving projects which may not be covered by the prescriptive program.

EOProgram@coldwater.org

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Prescriptive incentives are available for energy efficiency equipment upgrades and are paid based on the quantity, size and efficiency of the equipment. Custom incentives are available to customers for more complex energy saving measures and must have a payback period of between 1 and 10 years. Custom incentives are paid based on the first-year energy (kWh or MCF) savings, and are eligible for both gas and electricity rebate amounts.

ConsumersEnergyBusinessSolutions@kema.com

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The “Michigan Public Clean, Renewable, and Efficient Energy Act” (Public Act 295 passed in 2008) provided original authorization to create utility energy efficiency programs across the state. Commercial and industrial (C&I) members/customers can participate in prescriptive programs that provide incentives for the installation of energy efficient products and equipment.

info@michigan-energy.org

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Franklin Energy Services has partnered with the Michigan Public Power Agency (MPPA), which is made up of 20 municipal utilities, to offer the Energy Smart Commercial and Industrial Energy Efficiency Rebate Program. Eligible business electric customers served by one of the 20 participating utilities may receive rebates on energy efficient lighting, controls, refrigeration, HVAC equipment, or several other energy efficient measures.

energysmart@franklinenergy.com

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Franklin Energy Services and the Lansing Board of Water & Light (LBWL) partner together to offer the Hometown Energy Savers® Commercial and Industrial Energy Efficiency Rebate Program. Eligible business electric customers may receive rebates on energy efficient lighting, controls, refrigeration, HVAC equipment, or several other energy efficient measures.

hometown@franklinenergy.com

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The Michigan Public Clean, Renewable, and Efficient Energy Act (Public Act 295) passed in October 2008 provided original authorization to create these energy efficiency programs. The Efficiency United and Energy Optimization Programs provide residential electric and gas incentives, as well as the “Energy Depot,” a set of online tools and resources to help manage home energy use and costs. Energy Depot is a free resource providing a home energy audit; homeowners can quickly estimate the annual energy use and cost of home energy systems and appliances.

info@michigan-energy.org

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Franklin Energy Services has partnered with the Michigan Public Power Agency (MPPA), which is made up of 20 municipal utilities, to offer the Energy Smart Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program. Residential electric customers served by one of the 20 participating utilities are eligible for rebates on energy efficient upgrades.

energysmart@franklinenergy.com

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The Detroit Public Lighting Department (PLD) offers residential customers rebates for energy efficient lights. In addition, low-income residential customers may qualify for free compact fluorescent lights (CFLs). Specific rebate amounts, equipment requirements, and applications are available on the program web site.

Info@PLDEnergyWise.com

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The Lansing Board of Water & Light (BWL) offers the Hometown Energy Savers Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program. Eligible customers in single family homes or multifamily buildings may receive rebates on efficient equipment.

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Everyone has the power to save energy and money with Consumers Energy. For homeowners, there are rebates and instant savings on energy efficient products. For businesses, there are incentives that can reduce energy use and deliver significant savings.

Michael.Kanser@cmsenergy.com