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PSNH will provide eligible customers with a comprehensive energy analysis at no cost. This analysis will identify opportunities for enhancing the energy efficiency of your business. The utility will also assign interested small businesses an energy contractor who will provide a written proposal outlining recommended improvements.

psnhreq@psnh.com

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New Hampshire Electric Co-Op offers incentives for its large business customers (using 100 kW or more) to increase the energy efficiency of facilities through the Large Business Energy Solutions Program. This program offers prescriptive and custom rebates designed to pay up to 35% of the installed cost or a buy-down to a one-year payback, whichever is less.

solutions@nhec.coop

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New Hampshire Electric Co-Op offers incentives for its small commercial customers (those using less than 100 kW) through the Small Business Energy Solutions Program. The Co-op will conduct a free assessment of a company’s energy consumption, recommend efficiency improvements to reduce consumption, and provide rebates of up to 50% toward the cost of implementing the recommendations.

solutions@nhec.coop

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PSNH’s New Equipment and Construction Program may be just what you’re after. This program offers prescriptive and custom rebates designed to help you purchase more energy efficient equipment, such as energy efficient lighting, motors, HVAC systems, chillers, variable frequency drives, and air compressors.

psnhreq@psnh.com

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Unitil offers three different programs for its commercial, industrial, and institutional customers in New Hampshire: the Small Business Energy Efficiency Services Program, the Large Business Retrofit Program, and the Large C&I New Construction Program. The New Construction Rebate Program will provide lower incentives in most cases. Incentives are available for motors, chillers, variable speed drives, HVAC equipment, lighting fixtures, lighting controls and custom measures.

efficiency@unitil.com

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Public Service of New Hampshire (PSNH), in collaboration with nhsaves, encourages large commercial and industrial customers in existing facilities to conserve energy through the Large Business Retrofit Program. The program offers prescriptive and custom rebates for a variety of equipment including lighting systems and controls, motors, variable frequency drives and air compressors.

psnhreq@psnh.com

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New Hampshire Electric Co-Op offers incentives to its commercial and industrial customers to encourage energy efficiency. The program targets any commercial/industrial member building a new facility, undergoing a major renovation, or replacing failed (end-of-life) equipment.

solutions@nhec.coop

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Liberty Utilities’ program for existing commercial buildings provides incentives for energy efficient equipment installations. Incentives are available for HVAC equipment, variable frequency drives, motors, lighting, compressed air, chillers and custom measures. Additionally, small business incentives are designed to pay, on average, approximately 50% of the total project cost. Small business rebates are available for lighting, programmable thermostats, refrigeration, motors and economizers.

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Liberty Utilities’ new construction program offers a variety of financial incentives to customers who are building new facilities, adding capacity for manufacturing, replacing failed equipment or undergoing major renovations. Prescriptive incentives are available for motors, VFDs, lighting equipment, HVAC equipment, compressed air measures and custom projects.

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New Hampshire residential customers a number of programs to encourage more energy efficient homes. The Energy Star Appliance Program provides rebates for clothes washers, air purifiers, refrigerators and room air conditioners. The Home Performance with Energy Star Program is also available to help to improve the energy efficiency of qualified homes. Customers may qualify for a complete home energy audit and receive recommendations for improving the energy efficiency of participating homes.

residential_ee@unitil.com