WYOMING STATE INCENTIVES

Rocky Mountain Power offers the Wattsmart Business program, providing rebates for energy-efficient lighting upgrades in multifamily properties. Eligible upgrades include interior and exterior LED lighting installations. Incentives are capped at 70% of eligible project costs and are not available if the simple payback period is under one year. For new construction or major renovations, high-efficiency lighting can be installed during construction to save electricity. To apply, download the lighting incentive catalog from Rocky Mountain Power's website.

Administered by the Wyoming Energy Authority, HESP helps residents save money on energy bills by funding projects to make homes or apartments more energy-efficient. Eligible participants may receive assistance for energy assessments and a range of projects, such as upgrading insulation and installing more efficient electric appliances. Residents who qualify for state programs like SNAP, TANF, Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP), and Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) are expected to be eligible. For more information, visit the Wyoming Energy Authority's website

Carbon Power & Light offers rebates for various energy efficiency measures, including lighting upgrades, to its member-owners. Rebates are applied as credits to the member's account. To qualify, applications must be submitted within 90 days of product purchase. For more details, visit Carbon Power & Light's website.

Lower Valley Energy provides rebates for residential customers seeking to increase the energy efficiency of eligible homes. Rebates are also available for commercial lighting measures, varying based on kWh savings. For more information, visit Lower Valley Energy's website

The city of Torrington offers an LED lighting program for non-residential customers, including businesses, churches, schools, and municipal buildings. For more information, visit the City of Torrington's Energy Efficiency Programs page

Wyoming has enabled Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing, allowing property owners to finance energy efficiency upgrades, including lighting improvements, through property tax assessments. This financing option is available in certain areas of Wyoming. For more information, visit the PACE Financing Wikipedia page.