Incentive Programs For Your Business
Your local municipal electric utility offers a variety of programs that provide cash incentives to help your business use energy more efficiently. From lighting to motors to custom programs, you will find an incentive tailored to your specific needs.
Bright Energy Solutions® and your local municipal electric utility are here to help you find energy-smart solutions that will allow you to reduce your electric energy costs and operate more efficiently. Once the energy efficient equipment is installed, you’ll continue to enjoy the energy savings well into the future.
Take advantage of these incentives today!
| Participating Communities in Iowa | |
|---|---|
| Alton Municipal Electric | Alton IA |
| City of Pella | Pella IA |
| Denison Municipal Utilities | Denison IA |
| Hartley Municipal Utilities | Hartley IA |
| Hawarden Municipal Utilities | Hawarden IA |
| Kimballton Municipal Utilities | Kimballton IA |
| Lake Park Municipal Utilities (IA) | Lake Park IA |
| Manilla Municipal Utilities | Manilla IA |
| Orange City Municipal Utilities | Orange City IA |
| Paullina Municipal Utilities | Paullina IA |
| Primghar Municipal Utilities | Primghar IA |
| Remsen Municipal Utilities | Remsen IA |
| Rock Rapids Municipal Utilities | Rock Rapids IA |
| Sanborn Municipal Utilities | Sanborn IA |
| Shelby Municipal Utilities | Shelby IA |
| Sioux Center Municipal Utilities | Sioux Center IA |
| Woodbine Municipal Light and Power | Woodbine IA |
Keep your oven door closed when baking. Every time you open the oven door, the temperature can drop 25 degrees.
For oven cooking, use the lowest temperature setting possible and preheat the oven to the exact temperature required.
When cooking on range tops, cover pots and pants; foods will cook more efficiently and the kitchen will stay cooler in the summer.
Bathroom
Install low-flow shower heads and aerated faucets to conserve water and save energy on water heating.
Bathroom
Fix leaky faucets in bathroom sink, tub, or shower. Not only can you save 10 to 20 gallons of water per day, but you can keep energy dollars for water heating from going down the drain.