ComEd’s Custom Incentives Finds Savings for You

ComEd senior program manager Neal Latham is here to help with the Smart Ideas for Your Business Program, which provides custom incentives to help customers receive energy-efficiency incentives for creative, non-standard solutions. If you are looking to reduce your business's energy spending but your requirements do not fall under the standard incentives umbrella, Neal wants to know about it. You may be eligible to receive an incentive that will move the project forward. For example, if you are considering a new technology, combining chillers, or even free cooling, you may be eligible for incentives up to 50 percent of the incremental cost of your project. Custom projects are open to every size and type of businessand are based on the actual kilowatt-hour savings realized the first year due to the higher-efficiency equipment and technologies. Qualifying projects can earn incentives up to seven cents per kilowatt hour saved. For info and to learn if you qualify, visit ComEd.com/Custom or call 888-806-2273.

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