Energy Efficiency, Incentives & Financing | ECE

Energy efficiency

Four capabilities. One outcome.

A lower electrical bill, funded by someone other than you, and proven before you commit.

Tell us about the site
The four phases of an engagementAssessment comes first and carries no commitment. Structuring, installation and verification follow a decision.AssessBaseline, savings,eligibilityStructureRebates filed, financingsetInstallSequenced around tradinghoursVerifyMeasured against baselineA decision is made hereNo commitment

01  /  Rebate-funded efficiency retrofits

We cut the loads that actually drive your bill.

Refrigeration, HVAC, and motors — retrofitted, not replaced. That is what keeps payback inside two years.

  • Case and walk-in controls, evaporator fans, defrost and anti-sweat
  • HVAC sequencing, occupancy-linked control, demand-based ventilation
  • Variable-speed retrofits on continuously running motor loads
  • Measured and verified against your baseline after installation

02  /  Nationwide finance programs

You fund it out of the savings, not the budget.

Payback lands in 18–24 months on every project we take on. Where the scope qualifies, incentives cover 60–80% of the cost; financing covers the rest, some at 0% interest.

  • Single location or national portfolio
  • Zero-interest programs available on qualifying scopes
  • Repayment from documented savings, where you prefer it
  • Month-one net position modeled before you sign

03  /  Assessment & analysis

You see the number before you commit to anything.

Twelve months of interval data, a walk of the plant, and a written answer. The opening phase of the engagement, not a sales call.

  • Interval and utility bill analysis
  • On-site refrigeration, HVAC, and electrical review
  • Incentive eligibility for your utility territory
  • Financed cash-flow model

04  /  Delivery, contracting, solar & storage

We work with the HVAC team you already have.

We hold the C-10 (CSLB #1088165) for the electrical scope and run mechanical work through your existing HVAC provider where you have one. Solar, storage and EV charging where the numbers justify it.

  • Electrical scope self-performed under our C-10
  • Mechanical work coordinated with your HVAC partner
  • Solar, battery storage and EV charging

The economics

Same return. Far less capital, where it qualifies.1

Capital deployed by scope type, and the return on itWhere rebates apply, they cover 60 to 80 percent of project cost, leaving 20 to 40 dollars per hundred to deploy. Where they do not, the full cost is deployed. Both reach payback in 18 to 24 months.CAPITAL DEPLOYED, PER $100 OF PROJECT COSTRebate-eligiblescope$20–40Rebate dollarsOther scope$100 — funded directlyBOTH REACH PAYBACK IN18–24 monthsWHAT CHANGESHow much capital youhave to put in to get there.

What an assessment covers.

Tell us about your facilities. We’ll come back with what they cost you, what that drops to, and who pays for the change.

We reply within one business day. Your details stay with us and are never sold or shared.

Notes & sources

  1. 1Incentive coverage of 60–80% reflects confirmed awards on identified qualifying scopes, chiefly FridgeWize retrofits. Coverage varies by utility territory and measure; scope outside those programs may attract limited or no incentive. Payback of 18–24 months applies either way.
  2. 2Simple annual return is arithmetic on payback (12 ÷ payback months). It excludes residual value and deferred replacement capital.
  3. 3Zero-interest financing is subject to qualification and program availability.
  4. 4Post-installation consumption is measured against the established baseline and reported. Verification substantiates both the incentive claim and the financing.