MISSISSIPPI STATE INCENTIVES

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Mississippi EV Charging Incentives for Multifamily Properties

  • Entergy Mississippi Inc., through their eTech Program offers customers incentives for purchasing and installing EV charging infrastructure. Customers may receive up to $250 per Level 2 charging port and up to $1,500 per DC fast charging port. Customers may apply after installation has been completed and expect to receive their cash incentive in approximately 4 to 6 weeks.

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  • Mississippi Power is offering up to $2,000 through their Commercial EV Charger Rebates to business customers who purchase or lease a Level 2 Charging station at their location. Also, rebates are available up to $1,000 for Class 1, 2 or 3 Electric Vehicle Forklifts.

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Mississippi Lighting Upgrade Incentives for Multifamily Properties

  • Entergy Mississippi provides incentives through its Business Energy Efficiency Program, offering rebates for energy-efficient lighting upgrades, including LED fixtures. Property owners can receive support for upgrading outdoor and interior lighting systems to more energy-efficient alternatives. This program aims to reduce energy consumption, helping multifamily property owners lower their utility bills while contributing to sustainability goals.

  • Mississippi Power offers incentives for energy-efficient lighting and equipment upgrades, including rebates for replacing old lighting with LED fixtures. Multifamily property owners can access energy assessments and technical support to identify where lighting upgrades will provide the most savings. This program helps property owners reduce energy consumption while improving the quality of lighting in their properties.

  • While not specific to lighting alone, the MDA offers financing options for energy efficiency improvements in low-income and multifamily housing. These funds can be used for various energy-saving upgrades, including lighting. This program helps property owners make energy-efficient improvements with low-interest financing, ultimately reducing long-term energy costs.