Regional Incentives
- Puget Sound Energy: LLLC Incentive of $50 to $75 bonus per fixture in addition to $0.45 per kWh incentive.
- Seattle City Light: Incentive bonus of $75 per fixture with LLLC in addition to $/kWh incentive.
- Tacoma Power: $60-$200 per fixture Incentive for LLLC networked lighting controls (General Luminaire Style - offices, schools, medical). Incentive of $140-$600 per fixture for LLLC networked lighting controls (High Bay Style - warehouses, gyms, industrial).
- Bonneville Power Administration Public Utilities: Numerous public utilities throughout Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington. Incentive of $60-$100 per fixture for LLLC networked lighting controls (General Luminaire Style - offices, schools, medical). Incentive of $80-$600 per fixture for LLLC networked lighting controls (High Bay Style - warehouses, gyms, industrial). Incentive of $0.13 per kWh saved for new construction.
- Idaho Power: Incentive up to $0.26 per kWh (for interior) or $0.20 per kWh (for exterior) for a new fixture or retrofit kits with networked lighting controls.
- Energy Trust of Oregon: Incentive of $60-$100 per general LED interior fixture with LLLC. $175-$355 for LED High Bay with LLLC and $65-$425 for exterior LEDs with LLLC. Incentives require a minimum 40% wattage savings.
- Pacific Power in Washington: LLLC Incentive of $0.10-$0.38 per kWh (depending on interior or exterior, new fixture or retrofit kit).
- Snohomish PUD: Incentive of $3-$171 per lamp/fixture.
- Avista: LLLC incentive of $150 per interior fixture and $75 for exterior.
LLLC New Construction Incentives
- Puget Sound Energy: Washington State Energy Code (WSEC) lighting power allowance (LPA) is the baseline for energy savings. Application review by PSE is required to determine final incentive.
- Tacoma Power: Incentive of $0.20 cents per kWh saved. Design Team incentives may be available, contact Tacoma Power for information.
- Bonneville Power Administration Public Utilities: Numerous public utilities throughout Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington. Incentive of $0.13 per kWh saved for new construction.
- Idaho Power: Incentive of $0.26 per kWh (for interior) or $0.20 per kWh (for exterior) for a new LED fixture with LLLC.
- Energy Trust of Oregon: Incentive up to $0.25/kWh for LED fixtures with networked lighting controls.
- Pacific Power in Washington: LLLC Incentive of $1.20 per Watt controlled. Lighting equipment that exceeds the applicable version of the state energy code is eligible for incentives.
- Snohomish PUD: Energy Design Assistance for new construction of $0.20-$0.50 per kWh.
- Avista: Incentive of $150-$220 per new LED fixture.