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Find similar grantsAgricultural - Energy Efficiency Incentives Overview is sponsored by Dominion Energy South Carolina. This program provides incentives for agricultural customers to install energy-efficient equipment, including heating pads for swine, milk pre-coolers for dairy, VFD tunnel ventilation fans, LED lighting, grain bin VFDs, well pump tune-ups, and well pump VFDs.
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Agricultural Incentives | South Carolina | Dominion Energy Choose your state of service Select your Dominion Energy service location to view information relevant to your region. Choosing later or the wrong state may result in missing important updates and relevant content. Are you a natural gas customer in North Carolina, Ohio or Utah?
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VFD Tunnel Ventilation Fans Animal Agricultural: LED Lighting (150W HPS) Horticultural lighting: LED replacing 1,000W HPS $0. 17/kWh saved (capped at 75% of the total project cost for retrofit projects and 75% of the project incremental cost of new construction projects) Labor and material/equipment costs for retrofit projects. Incremental material/equipment costs for new construction or major renovation projects.
Complete application to determine eligibility and total incentive. Project pre-approval is required. Equipment cannot be ordered, installed or purchased before pre-approval is granted in writing.
To receive pre-approval, email a photo or PDF of the application to EnergyExperts@SC. DominionEnergyAccount. com .
After pre-approval letter has been received, purchase or install energy efficient equipment. Upon project completion, sign and return pre-approval letter with proof of purchase and installation. Await final approval letter.
(Receive incentive check as stated in the letter.) *A project site inspection may be required. See program application or call for additional conditions and restrictions.
For more information, please email us at EnergyExperts@SC. DominionEnergyAccount. com or call 877-784-7234 .
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Agricultural producers and businesses in Dominion Energy South Carolina's service area. Project pre-approval is required. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Agricultural - Energy Efficiency Incentives Overview is funded by Dominion Energy South Carolina. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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