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Find similar grantsSmall Business Direct Install (SBDI) Program is sponsored by Appalachian Power (TakeCharge Virginia). This program helps small businesses save energy by offering free quick upgrades and rebates for energy-efficient lighting and occupancy sensors. It aims to reduce operating costs and maintenance while improving the work environment.
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TakeCharge VA | Small Business Direct Install Program Small Business Direct Install (SBDI) Program NOW IS THE BEST TIME TO UPGRADE! Your small business could get higher incentives than ever, especially on exterior lighting. Act now and maximize your savings!
Click here for more information. Easy Upgrades that Add Up Every step to save energy can make a difference for your business. Easy upgrades like energy-efficient lighting and occupancy sensors not only help reduce operating costs and maintenance, but also can improve productivity with a more comfortable and inviting work environment — and you can earn a rebate.
Appalachian Power is ready to help your business learn about energy efficiency, install free quick upgrades and assist with rebates for larger projects. Schedule Your Quick Energy Checkup (QEC) Today → Submit Your Application → Who is eligible for this program? Facilities located in Appalachian Power’s Virginia service territory and served by Appalachian Power.
Projects or equipment modifications that have not received rebates from another Appalachian Power program. Accounts with a peak monthly demand of 200 kW or less.
Customers who have opted out of Appalachian Power’s energy efficiency programs as of September 1, 2023 or are served under the Public Authority or Commonwealth of Virginia tariffs, as well as projects that include fuel switching (e.g., electric to gas or gas to electric), on-site electricity generation, gas-driven equipment or used or rebuilt equipment are not eligible for this program.
Watch the video to learn more about the program or visit our Small Business Direct Install FAQs. Small Business Direct Install FAQs Can’t Find What You’re Looking For? If you need more information or have questions about TakeCharge’s programs and rebates, please reach out.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Facilities located in Appalachian Power's Virginia service territory and served by Appalachian Power, with a peak monthly demand of 200 kW or less. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Small Business Direct Install (SBDI) Program is funded by Appalachian Power (TakeCharge Virginia). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Virginia. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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