Georgia Power Lighting Rebate

Georgia Power is now offering lighting rebates through their Commercial Energy Efficiency Program. This rebate was created to counteract the startup cost of improving a building’s energy efficiency. Up to 40% of your annual electricity cost can be caused by inefficient lighting.

Replacing inefficient equipment with LED lighting has already been proven to reduce your energy consumption up to 80%. With that being said, there are plenty of savings to be had. You can now reap the benefits of LED lighting and be reimbursed for the installation process from Georgia Power. Here’s how you can save.

Lighting Rebate
Lighting
Requirements
Incentive/Unit
Unit
Incentive Cap
Linear Fluorescent Replacement and High Bay Lighting
10% minimum wattage reduction
$0.20
Watts Reduced

$25,000 per building per year; up to 50% of project cost

10% minimum wattage reduction and additional LED requirements apply
$0.20
Watts Reduced
$25,000 per building per year; up to 50% of project cost
T8 LEDs (TLEDs)
Lamp replacements with TLEDS in fixtures replacing T8 or T12 lamps
$4.00
Lamp
$25,000 per building per year; up to 50% of equipment cost
LED (Screw-in)
Retrofit from incandescent
$9.00
Lamp
$25,000 per building per year; up to 50% of equipment cost
LED Exit Sign
Retrofit from incandescent or fluorescent
$7.00
Fixture
$25,000 per building per year; up to 50% of equipment cost
Lighting Occupancy Sensor
Mounted on wall, ceiling or fixture replacing switch or no control
$7.00
Sensor
$25,000 per building per year; up to 50% of equipment cost
Daylight Sensor
Hardwired photo control designed to dim or switch lamps on or off based on ambient light levels
$25.00
Sensor
$25,000 per building per year; up to 50% of equipment cost
Pole-Mounted Outdoor Lighting Retrofit
Outdoor pole-mounted lighting incentives are available for metered systems only. New construction is not eligible. 
$0.20
Watts Reduced
$10,000 per building per year; up to 50% of project cost
New Construction Lighting
Energy reduction is based on the total wttage of the interior lighting system compared with ASHRAE 90.1-2007 code requirements. Lighting power density (LPD) must be at least 10% below code levels. 
$25.00
Watts Reduced
$25,000 per building
High-Efficiency Lighting
Fixture and lamp replacements or retrofits that result in wattage reduction greater than or equal to 10%. Incentive is capped at $25,000 per building, per year, up to 50% of the project cost. 
$0.40
Watts Reduced

 

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Falyn Eaden
Falyn Eaden

Working as Project Management Officer at CORL Technologies and armed with a B.S. in English & Professional Communication and an M.S. in Cyber Security, Falyn works to create environments that protects and represents the world around us. He loves life, fast-paced environments, flag football, eating and exploring new things.

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