UTILITY REBATES

Turntide motors qualify for rebates that could significantly reduce the costs of your HVAC upgrade project

Retrofitting your HVAC motors may be a lot less expensive than you think. Turntide’s Smart Motor System™ qualifies for many utility rebates, which can significantly reduce project costs, increasing your profits and helping you see faster ROI. There are an unprecedented amount of rebate dollars available. In many cases, rebates and incentives can absorb as much as 80% of project costs and reduce your payback period to an incredible 1-2 years.

What are utility rebates?

Utility rebates, also known as energy rebates or energy efficiency rebates, are incentives offered by utility companies to encourage customers to make energy-efficient upgrades or installations. These rebates aim to promote energy conservation, reduce peak demand, and lower overall energy consumption. Utility companies typically offer rebates for a wide range of energy-efficient measures and technologies, from appliance and lighting rebates to water efficiency, renewable energy, and HVAC system rebates.

The types of rebates for which Turntide products qualify

Turntide products may qualify for prescriptive rebates designated for high-efficiency motors or may qualify for HVAC system rebates that include motor retrofits to improve efficiency. Some rebates will cover an overall percentage of the project costs, while others are linked to energy savings or the HP of the installed motor. For questions about which rebates Turntide products qualify for, contact our team of rebate experts.

Examples of typical savings delivered with utility rebates

Rebates accelerate the payback time of your HVAC upgrade

Rebates can accelerate the payback time of an HVAC upgrade project by reducing the upfront costs. The financial incentives provided through rebates effectively lower the initial investment required for the upgrade. This reduction in cost shortens the time it takes for the energy savings from the project to offset the investment, leading to a faster payback period.

An example of how rebates impact overall project costs

Here is an example of a recent HVAC upgrade project. Overall project costs are significantly reduced with utility rebates and incentives from the CARES Act.  The utility bill savings from the increased efficiency of the HVAC motor also delivered substantial savings that helped accelerate overall project payback time.  Get an estimate of how much you could save.

Finding rebates

Rebates can be a game-changer in terms of improving the ROI of your project and accelerating savings. There are hundreds of rebate programs available in the United States and Canada, but we have done the hard work for you and identified some of the regions with the highest-impact rebates. This map highlights some of the states with the highest rebates (dark). Our experts can help you identify the rebates you may qualify for.

The specific details of utility rebates, including eligibility requirements, rebate amounts, and application processes, vary depending on the utility company and location. The process can be a little overwhelming, but our team may already be familiar with the rebates from your local utility company and can help you navigate the process.

Schedule a consultation with our rebate experts to learn more.

Top rebates in the United States

Here are some of the top rebates currently available. If you are not in one of these regions, we can help you identify other rebate opportunities that you may qualify for.

West Coast
• California: 50%-60% of project costs
• Colorado: $500/HP
• Idaho, Oregon, Washington: $800-2,000 per RTU

Central
• Illinois (Chicago): 60% of project costs
• Minnesota: $500/HP

East Coast
• Massachusetts: $1000-$3000 per motor
• Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania: 80% of project costs

Top rebates in Canada

Here are some of the top rebates currently available. If you are not in one of these regions, we can help you identify other rebate opportunities that you may qualify for.

West Coast
• Alberta: $125/HP variable speed motor and drive
• British Columbia: $100 per variable-speed motor, and $0.10 per
kWh reduced above code

Central
• Manitoba: $70/HP variable speed motor and drive

East Coast
• New Brunswick: $0.11/kWh reduced
• Newfoundland: $0.10/kWh reduced
• Nova Scotia: $150/HP variable speed motor and drive
• Ontario: $380-$5,780 per RTU, and $500/DCV sensor

NOTE: Rebate availability is always subject to change at any time. For the latest information about available rebates in your region, contact us. 

New rebate spotlight

New California rebates: San Diego Gas and Electric is rolling out a new set of rebates that could save you hundreds of dollars per HP of motor installed. This equates to thousands of dollars in rebate incentives available for installing a Turntide motor. Rebate amounts vary by region and building type, so contact our team for more specifics on how much you could save.

How to find rebates in your area

The specific details of utility rebates, including eligibility requirements, rebate amounts, and application processes, may vary depending on the utility company and location. The process can seem a little overwhelming, but our experienced team of utility rebate experts can help you navigate the process.

Schedule a consultation to learn more.

Experts to guide you through the rebate process

Our team of experts can provide valuable guidance throughout the rebate process. From helping you identify eligible rebates in your area to assistance with applications and advice on maximizing benefits. They can guide you through verification processes, ensuring a smooth and optimized experience. We can help you understand the savings you will be eligible for before you initiate your project, as well as work with you to complete the necessary paperwork.

If you are interested in learning more about available rebate programs and incentives, contact our rebate team to see which rebates are available in your area.