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Enhancing commercial energy efficiency is a fundamental component of Illinois‘ ComEd Energy Efficiency Program. The Standard Program for Energy Efficiency is open to participation from all enterprises and public sector initiatives.

Businesses with ratings between 0 and 200 kW can choose to take part in the standard program for company energy efficiency, but they can also apply for their own programs specifically designed for small businesses and public buildings.

Because of its great versatility, the Standard program can be installed without the help of an ICC Certified Trade Ally. But, as they are frequently necessary for the incentives, it might be useful to buy your equipment from an Instant Discount distributor like Energy Xperts Energy Efficiency Experts to ensure the products you are installing are approved by the Design Light Consortium.

The incentives for this program are aimed at larger facilities, which typically have staff on hand to replace lighting fixtures and sophisticated controls, and a dedicated person to maintain supervision, even though they are less than those for smaller facilities.

Program Highlights for 2021 include:

Luminance

  • 1- Reduced incentives for LED lighting, such as Type C Tube and Driver installation, are $.50 per watt.
  • 2- Occupancy-controlled sensors plus regulated daylighting at a cost of $.18 per watt
  • 3- A 20% Made in Illinois bonus is applied to any fixture that is at least 50% produced, assembled, or otherwise made in Illinois.
  • 4- Possibilities for increased rewards for scenarios using complex lighting controls

Air Conditioning

  • 1- $4 incentive for walk-in coolers and freezer strip curtains per square foot.
  • 2- $60 bonus for each EC The walk-in cooler and freezers have motors installed.
  • 3- Reward of $90 for each EC For walk-in coolers and freezers, a motor with evaporative fan speed controls is fitted.
  • 4- $100 bonus for each beverage machine that is controlled

Cold Storage

  • 1- Installing a new rooftop HVAC unit costs $50 per ton.
  • 2- $50 per installed ton regulated economizer
  • 3- Installing a bathroom exhaust fan sensor costs $10.
  • 4- Controlled Variable Speed Fan: $40–$75 per HP

Air Compressed

  • 1- $20 bonus for each air nozzle with excellent efficiency
  • 2- $100 incentive per no loss condensate drain
  • 3- Integrated VSD on a modern air compressor costs $75 per HP.
Are you curious about where you may conserve energy and if you qualify in particular? Contact us to arrange a free energy efficiency walkthrough, during which we’ll give a personalized report containing all of your ComEd rebates that are applicable.

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