NEBRASKA STATE INCENTIVES

NPPD offers the EnergyWise℠ Commercial/Industrial Lighting Efficiency Program, providing cash incentives to commercial customers, including multifamily property owners, who install energy-efficient lighting systems. The program aims to reduce energy consumption and lower utility bills by encouraging the adoption of modern lighting technologies. Property owners can apply for rebates by submitting the necessary documentation through NPPD's official channels.

OPPD provides a Lighting Rebate Program for commercial customers, including multifamily property owners, who upgrade to energy-efficient lighting systems. This initiative aims to enhance lighting quality while reducing energy consumption and operational costs. Interested parties can apply for rebates by following the application process outlined on OPPD's official website.

The NDEE offers the Dollar and Energy Saving Loans program, providing low-interest financing for energy efficiency improvements, including lighting upgrades, in multifamily properties. Eligible projects can receive loans with terms ranging from 1 to 15 years, depending on the nature of the improvement. Property owners can apply by submitting the appropriate application forms and supporting documentation through NDEE's official channels.

M.U.D. offers rebates for developers and multifamily housing projects that install energy-efficient natural gas appliances, such as ranges, dryers, and furnaces. While not specific to lighting, these rebates contribute to overall energy efficiency improvements in multifamily properties. Developers can apply by completing the relevant rebate forms and submitting proof of purchase through M.U.D.'s official website.

The federal 179D tax deduction provides up to $5.00 per square foot for energy-efficient improvements in commercial buildings, including multifamily properties. Eligible upgrades encompass lighting systems, HVAC, and building envelope enhancements. To claim the deduction, property owners must obtain a certification from a qualified third party verifying the energy savings achieved through the improvements.