Incentives for Business, School, and Government Buildings

Solar incentives will be provided through GWP Solar Solutions PBC program. Water efficiency incentives will be provided through the Save Water, Save a Buck partnership program. Additional cost-effective incentives may be added.

Solar Energy

• Up to $4.00/watt for systems 30 KWdc and less
• Up to $3.55/watt for systems More than 30 KWdc

Water Efficiency

• $1,900 for ph Cooling Tower Conductivity Controllers
• $1,900 for Steam Sterilizer Retrofits
• $830 per irrigated acre for Smart Irrigation Controllers
• $825 for Cooling Tower Conductivity Controllers
• $485 per compartment for Connectionless Food Steamers
• $400 for High-Efficiency (HEW) Commercial Clothes Washers
• $400 for Zero Water Urinals (ZWU)
• $300 for High Efficiency Urinals (HEU)
• $265 for Dual-Flush High Efficiency Toilets (HET)
• $150 for Water-Pressurized Broom
• $135 for Ultra Low Flow Toilets (ULFT) Flush Valve or Tank Type
• $125 per .5 HP for Dry Vacuum Pumps
• $120 for Zero Water Urinal on New Construction or Replacement of 1.0gpf Urinal on Existing Buildings
• $60 for Upgrading From 1.6gpf Ultra Low Flush Toilet to High Efficiency Toilet (HET)
• $60 for Pre-Rinse Kitchen Sprayers (Automatic Faucet Shut-Off Valves)
• $40 for Ultra Low Flush Toilets
• $13 for High Efficiency Nozzles for Large Rotary Sprinklers
• $5 per nozzle for Rotating Sprinkler Nozzles

Retrofitting for Greater Energy Efficiency

Business and Schools

Cash incentives equal to $0.06 per kWh saved over the life of installed measures up to 25% of the installed cost for energy efficiency improvements. Maximum incentive per customer is $100,000 per year.

Municipal Buildings

The Operation City Lights PBC program provides funding up to 100% of the installed cost for GWP approved City building projects provided they meet TRC and PAT cost-effectiveness tests.

Energy Efficient New Construction

Business and Schools

The Business Energy Solutions PBC program provides business customers, including local schools, incentives for projects that go a minimum 15% beyond Title 24 standards. Incentives will generally be $0.06 per kWh saved over the life of installed energy efficiency measures up to 100% of incremental cost. The energy efficiency improvements must bring the project 15% or beyond the minimum Title 24 standard and much pass the TRC and PAT cost-effectiveness tests. Maximum incentive per customer is $100,000 per year, and all incentives may be limited by available PBC funding.

Municipal Buildings

New construction incentives for new City of Glendale buildings would be evaluated and approved on a case by case basis. Incentives would be equal to 100% of incremental cost to install energy efficiency improvements above Title 24 requirements subject to TRC and PAT cost effectiveness tests. The final building design must exceed minimum Title 24 standard by 15% to be eligible. Maximum incentive would be determined based on available PBC funding.