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Custom efficiency grants | Otter Tail Power Company Submit your own energy-savings proposal and receive funds. Create Your Own Efficiency Grant You know your business best—we’ll help along the way Every business has its own challenges and efficiency opportunities, which is why we're looking to you to identify the best ways to make improvements in your business operation.
Submit a proposal for improving your energy efficiency and we may provide a custom grant to help get your project done! Example projects could include: Upgrading your compressed-air system. Adding or replacing chiller equipment.
Adding large adjustable-speed drives (over 500 horsepower). Investing in process improvements. Improving your large motors (over 500 horsepower).
Improving your refrigeration equipment. Installing efficient electric cooking equipment. Making building envelope improvements.
An Energy Management Representative will help you create a custom grant plan. For preapproval you'll need: A custom energy-savings proposal. A timeline for measures to be completed within six months of approval.
Measurement and verification of actual energy savings (for certain projects). Grant amounts are calculated based on kilowatt-hours of energy saved, kilowatts of demand reduced, and project costs. Grant amounts won't exceed 75% of project costs or 90% of project incremental costs.
Other caps may also apply. Additionally, some proposals may be handled through existing rebate programs rather than grants. An Energy Management Representative will help you identify these programs.
Get started to begin saving! If you’re ready to learn more about custom grants, contact one of our Energy Management Representatives to get started. Adjustable-speed drive rebates Improve induction motor efficiency and performance—and qualify for rebates—with an adjustable-speed drive.
Install the most efficient and environmentally friendly heating and cooling system on the market and start saving big! Retrofit your hardwired fixtures with energy-efficient LED lighting and qualify for rebates and savings. Get up to 75% of your purchase costs back on select projects when you move toward energy-efficient motors.
New construction lighting Add high-efficiency LED lighting to your new construction building and get rebates to help cover costs. Let’s work together to make your project a success. Contact one of our team members directly or reach out to our Idea Center .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Businesses served by Otter Tail Power Company in Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Custom Efficiency Grants is funded by Otter Tail Power Company. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in North Dakota, South Dakota, and Minnesota. Check the official notice for exact location requirements.
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