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Multifamily + Lodging Equipment

Apartment and hotel operations depend on a wide variety of energy-intensive equipment—and the monthly energy expenses can be quite inhospitable. Energy Trust offers cash incentives for investing in energy-efficient multifamily and lodging equipment.

Energy Trust Incentives

Equipment Type Min. Efficiency Efficiency Type $ Per Unit
Package Terminal
Heat Pump
(PTHP)
N/A Approved by
Energy Trust
$100
Bathroom Motion
Sensor Nightlight
N/A Approved by
Energy Trust
 $10
Commercial
Clothes Washer
MEF 2.0/ WF 6.0
Gas DHW/Dryer
Installed in either
commercial
laundry or a
multi-family
building
$200
Commercial
Clothes Washer
MEF 2.0/ WF 6.0
All electric
Installed in either
commercial
laundry or a
multi-family
building
$300
Showerheads –
electric or gas
DHW
Rated at 2 GPM Installed in either
a residential
multifamily or
public assembly
setting
$6 each
Aerators –
electric or gas
DHW
Bath aerators
rated at 1.5 GPM
and Kitchen
Aerators rated at
2.0 GPM
Installed in either
a residential or
public assembly
setting
$3 for bath
$5 for kitchen
Clothes washers
2.0-2.19 gas or
electric with gas
or electric dryer
See list of
qualifying
products

Installed in a
residential
multifamily setting
$75
Clothes washers
2.2+, gas or
electric DHW
with gas or
electric dryer
See list of
qualifying
products

Installed in a
residential
multifamily setting
$75
ENERGY STAR
Refrigerators
ENERGY STAR
refrigerators (20%
above code – see
ENERGY STAR website)
Installed in a
residential
multifamily setting
$50

 

Energy Trust provides cash incentives to Oregon businesses for energy-efficiency and renewable power projects. To qualify, you must:

  • Have a project site in Oregon.
  • Be served by Portland General Electric, Pacific Power, NW Natural or Cascade Natural Gas.
  • Pay or plan to pay the public purpose charge. If you’re unsure whether you meet this requirement, please contact your utility.
  • Be undertaking new construction, an addition to an existing structure or a major renovation* to an existing structure.
  • Be a commercial, industrial, manufacturing or institutional building.

* A major renovation of an existing commercial, non-residential structure is defined as the replacement of both lighting and HVAC that serve more than 50 percent of the total building area. Please contact us for assistance in determining whether your project meets this classification.

If your project is eligible, enroll by following these steps:

  1. Contact us to discuss your plan.
  2. Submit Project Enrollment Form 510E. An Energy Trust Outreach Manager will be assigned to help determine your energy-efficiency project opportunities.
  3. Submit Standard Track Workbook: Form 520S.
  4. Purchase and install equipment and energy upgrades.
  5. Submit Payment Request Form 540PR and all supporting documentation, including IRS Form W-9.
  6. A project may be required to participate in a site verification visit.
  7. Receive your check.
  8. Discuss post-construction incentive opportunities with your Outreach Manager.

For more detailed information, contact us by email or at 1.877.467.0930.

Project Enrollment: Form 510E
Early Design Assistance Application: Form 520ED
Technical Assistance Application: Form 520TA
Standard Track Incentive Workbook: Form 520S
Payment Request: Form 540PR
Substitute IRS Form W-9

  • Learn how the Oregon Business Energy Tax Credit can significantly reduce the cost of investing in energy-efficiency improvements for your project.
  • Pencil It Out™—Our online tool will help you weigh the costs and benefits of your energy-efficiency proposal, project energy cost savings and evaluate the overall investment in energy efficiency.