Conservation Rebates Available June 1, 2010
Montana-Dakota has been awarded a grant that is funded through the American Recovery Reinvestment Act (ARRA) and administered by the North Dakota Department of Commerce - Office of Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency. This grant award offers financial incentives to encourage commercial consumers to initiate natural gas conservation measures in their buildings and are available to Montana-Dakota's commercial natural gas customers in North Dakota.
Rebates will be issued for equipment purchased and installed between June 1, 2010 and December 31, 2011.
- Funding for these programs is limited and rebates will be paid on a first come first served basis. A full listing of program terms and conditions are on page two of the forms.
- The Commercial rebate programs are not available to gambling establishments, aquariums, zoos, golf courses, swimming pools, state government, municipal (city/county) government or public schools.
- Commercial rebates are capped at a maximum rebate level of $15,000 on the equipment or service (rebates are not issued on the installation cost).
- Each program is limited to one rebate per commercial customer, with a maximum ARRA funded rebate of $15,000 per customer.
The following outlines a summary of the programs available.
Commercial Natural Gas Heating Program:
Montana-Dakota commercial natural gas customers who purchase and install a high efficiency natural gas furnaces or boilers will qualify for the following rebates:
|
Commercial Heating |
| Natural Gas Furnaces |
Rebate |
| 90% + AFUE Natural Gas Furnace** |
$200 |
| 95% + AFUE Natural Gas Furnace |
$400 |
| Natural Gas Boilers |
|
| 81% + AFUE - Low Pressure Steam Boiler |
$ 500/mmBtuh |
| 81% + AFUE - High Pressure Steam Boiler |
$ 500/mmBtuh |
| 85% + AFUE - Non Condensing Hot Water Boiler |
$ 800/mmBtuh |
| 92% + AFUE - Condensing Hot Water Boiler |
$2,500/mmBtuh |
**The 90% + AFUE rebate is only available on furnace replacements, not new installation.
To apply for the Commercial Natural Gas Heating rebate, fill out the following form, include a copy of the dealer/contractor sales invoice (with brand, model number, serial number and installation date) and send it to Montana-Daktoa.
Commercial Natural Gas Heating Rebate Application Form (pdf)
A complete listing of the qualifications, application requirements and instructions are on page two of the form.
Commercial Energy Audit Program:
Montana-Dakota commercial natural gas customers who have an energy audit performed on their building(s) are elibigle for a rebate of 50% of the cost of the energy audit, with a maximum rebate level of $15,000.
To apply for the Commercial Energy Audit rebate, fill out the following form, include a copy of the energy audit report, contractor invoice (including the date the energy audit was performed) and send it to Montana-Dakota.
Commercial Energy Audit Rebate Application Form (pdf)
A complete listing of the program qualifications, application requirements and instructions are on page two of the form.
Commercial Natural Gas Customer Project Program:
Commercial customers who use natural gas from Montana-Dakota as their primary source of heating qualify for this program. Proposed commercial energy saving projects must be submitted to Montana-Dakota for pre-approval. Montana-Dakota will calculate the rebate based on the amount of energy savings and project economics. Measurement and verification of energy saving may be required and rebate estimates may be reduced based on the actual amount of verified energy savings. Custom project rebates are capped at a maximum rebate level of $15,000 towards the purchase of energy saving equipment.
To apply for this rebate, fill out the following form and send it to Montana-Dakota.
Commercial Custom Project Rebate Application Form (pdf)
A complete listing of the qualifications, application requirements and instructions are on page two of the form.
Disclaimer:
This Material is based upon work supported by the Department of Energy under Award Number(s) DE-EE0000142.
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