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Programs designed to save you energy — and money.- Arkansas Bring Your Own Device Program
- Arkansas Home Performance with ENERGY STAR® Pathway
- Arkansas New Homes Program
- Arkansas Residential Energy Improvement Pathway
- Louisiana HVAC Incentive Program
- Louisiana New Homes Program
- Louisiana Weatherization Program
- Texas Bring Your Own Device Program
- Texas HVAC Incentive Program
- Texas New Homes Program
- Texas Weatherization Program
Take control of your savings and boost your bottom line.- Arkansas Commercial and Industrial Energy Efficiency Pathway
- Arkansas Small Business Pathway
- Federal Grants & Incentives
- Louisiana Commercial Solutions (CSOL)
- Texas Commercial Standard Offer Program (CSOP)
- Texas COMPASS for Large Commercial Businesses
- Texas COMPASS for Schools
- Texas COMPASS for Small Businesses
- Texas Load Management Standard Offer Program (LMSOP)
- USDA Rural Energy for America Program
- About
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Get answers to the most common questions about our energy-efficiency rebates and programs.
This program provides incentives for new construction and retrofit installation of a wide range of measures that reduce demand and save energy at eligible facilities in SWEPCO’s Louisiana service territory. Incentives are paid to energy service providers (Project Sponsors/Market Actors) on the basis of deemed savings, or verified demand and energy savings.
How It Works
Any SWEPCO commercial customer that owns or operates a site is eligible to participate in the CSOL program. The project may be developed by a qualified Project Sponsor/Market Actor or the customer can choose to sponsor the project independently.
Any entity that plans to install qualifying energy-efficiency measures at a facility with non-residential electricity service from SWEPCO is eligible to participate as a Project Sponsor/Market Actor. These entities may include national or local energy service companies (ESCOs), local contractors, lighting companies and HVAC companies.
An eligible project is defined by the set of qualifying energy-efficiency measures and the estimated demand and energy savings included in a single application.
Most energy-efficiency measures that reduce electric energy consumption and summer daytime peak demand are eligible for CSOL.
For more information or to get started, contact Kansas Cooley.
Benefits
Implementing energy efficient measures can lead to significant cost savings by reducing energy consumption and lowering bills.
Available Resources
Explore these in-depth guides for more information on how to make the most of these energy-saving programs.
CSOL Program Overview
HVAC Program Overview
More Ways SWEPCO Offers Support
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