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Business Promotion Bill Credit | Los Angeles Department of Water and Power The article is under Small Business Support Business Promotion Bill Credit The BPBC Program offers eligible businesses, that are new to the LADWP service territory, monthly bill credits on electricity charges for the first three years of operation, offered on a first come, first served basis.
The LADWP’s Business Promotion Bill Credit (BPBC) Program offers eligible businesses, which are new to the LADWP service territory, monthly bill credits on electricity charges* for the first three years of operation. A qualifying new commercial electric service customer may receive a 7. 6% credit on electricity charges each month for the first year.
During the second year, it may receive a 5% monthly credit, followed by a 2. 5% credit per month during the third full year of operation. This program is offered on a first come, first served basis.
Business Promotion Bill Credit by Year Electric Service Bill Credit For example, a business with a monthly electric bill of $10,000 could save $760 per month in the first year and $500 a month during the second year and $250 per month during the third and final year. *Credit applied to monthly electric charges only. Water, sewer, and taxes and other fees are excluded from this program.
Business Promotion Bill Credit FAQs To qualify, a business must: Not have previously been an LADWP customer Establish permanent commercial electric service Maintain no less than 100 kilowatts of monthly electric load This program is subject to change or termination without notice. Customers can download an application below. Or request one by contacting the email address or telephone number below.
Complete and submit all required forms to [email protected] . By applying for a LADWP rebate and/or program, personal information provided may be subject to public disclosure by requesting parties, pursuant to the California Public Records Act. For additional information, please call the Small Business Support Group.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible businesses that are new to the LADWP service territory. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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