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Heavy Industrial Rebate Catalog Saving energy for a brighter future.

Pacific Gas and Electric Company Energy Efficiency Rebates for Your Business

Additional rebates on qualifying products are available for Heavy Industry customers in the Energy Efficiency Rebates for Your Business Program. Refer to www.pge.com/businessrebates for more products and eligibility requirements.

Also, customers may be eligible to participate in PG&E's Non-Residential Customized Energy Efficiency/Demand ResponseIncentive Program. Refer to www.pge.com/industrial for requirements and guidelines of the program or call the Business Customer Service Center at 1-800-468-4743.

Heavy Industrial Rebate CatalogEnergy Efficiency Rebates for Your Business

What’s InsideAppliances and General Improvements

Attic and Roof/Ceiling Insulation ..............................2Wall Insulation ............................................................3Window Film................................................................3

Boilers and Water Heating Process Heating Process Boiler ............................................................4Direct Contact Water Heater ......................................4

Hot Water Heating Electric Storage Water Heater ..................................4

Space Heating Space Heating Boiler ..................................................5

Steam Traps Steam Traps ................................................................5

Insulation Pipe Insulation ............................................................6Tank Insulation ..........................................................6

Business Computing Network Desktop Computer Power Management Software ................................................7Plug Load Occupancy Sensors ..................................7

Food ServiceCommercial Ice Machines ..........................................8

Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Central Natural Gas Furnaces ..................................9Package Terminal Air Conditioner (PTAC)and Package Terminal Heat Pump (PTHP) ................9Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) For HVAC Fan ........10Variable Speed Motor (VSM) Air Handler System ....10

Lighting FixturesInterior Induction Fixtures ......................................11Interior Linear Fluorescent Fixtures ......................12Interior HID Fixtures with Electronic Ballasts..........13Exterior HID Fixtures with Electronic Ballasts ........14Bi-Level Stairwell/Hall/Garage Fixtures ................15

LampsHigh Performance T8 or T5 Linear Flourescent Lamps with Electronic Ballasts ................................16Low or Reduced-Wattage T8 Systems (28 and 25 Watt) ........................................................17De-Lamping ..............................................................17

ControlsOccupancy Sensors ..................................................18Exterior Photocells ..................................................18Time Clocks ..............................................................18High Efficiency Exit Signs ........................................19

Refrigeration Vending Machine Controller ....................................19

DefinitionsDefinitions ................................................................20

Attic and Roof/Ceiling InsulationProper installation is the key to getting the results expectedwhen installing insulation. The insulation R-value can besignificantly degraded by air flowing through or around theinsulation.

Requirements:• Customer must have natural gas and/or electricitydistributed by Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) tothe installation address.

• Must have a space heating or cooling source.• All materials must be new.• Materials must meet or exceed all applicable local, stateand federal standards.

• Eligible for a rebate only if the existing insulation level is R-11 or less and if installed between a conditioned area andan unconditioned space.

• Final insulation level must be at least R-38 unless a higherlevel is specified by local jurisdiction.

• Insulation is feasible only when attic crawl space isadequate (24-inch or more between the bottom of the roofrafter and the top of the ceiling joists).

Exclusions:• No dropped commercial ceilings.• No new construction.• Based on California Title 24 Energy Efficiency Standards,businesses in climate zones 1 and 16 do not qualify.– Go to www.energy.ca.gov/maps/building_climate_zones.html tofind your climate zone.

Installation Process:Follow manufacturer's installation requirements.

Application Process (Both Attics and Roofs) — If You Install Yourself: Must include paid receipts confirming:– Retailer’s information (name, address, phone number).– Total square footage.– Product description (e.g. R-38 batt insulation).– Number of units purchased (e.g. 12 rolls).

Application Process (Both Attics and Roofs) — If You Have a Contractor Install: Your contractor must include the following on your proof ofpayment of documentation:– Total square footage of attic and/or roof/ceiling insulationfor the conditioned space only.

– Estimated pre-existing (previous) R-value.– Final (installed) R-Value.

Additional Details: Rebate is based on the amount of insulation actuallyinstalled.

Attic and Roof/Ceiling InsulationH728 $0.15/sq. ft.

Rebate Code

Rebate/UnitMeasureDescription

2Apply or check the status of your rebate online through eRebates at www.pge.com/mybusiness/erebates. Visit www.pge.com/industrial for more information or call the Business Customer Service Center at 1-800-468-4743.

Appliances and General Improvements

Carefully read the specifications below to determine that youare installing a qualifying product(s). All installations mustbe new and replace a previously installed product unlessotherwise noted. New construction and used or rebuiltequipment is not eligible for a rebate. All installations mustbe installed per all applicable local, state, and national codesand ordinances. All products must be installed andoperational before a rebate application is submitted.


Appliances and General Improvements, continuedWall InsulationRequirements:• Customer must have natural gas and/or electricitydistributed by PG&E to the installation address.

• Must have a space heating or cooling source.• All materials must be new.• Materials must meet or exceed all applicable local, stateand federal standards.

• Existing walls must not be insulated.• Installed insulation must achieve a minimum of R-13.

Exclusions: No new construction.

Installation Process: Follow manufacturer's installation requirements.

Application Process – If You Install Yourself: Must include paid receipts confirming:– Retailer’s information (name, address, phone number).– Total square footage.– Product description (e.g. R-13, insulation type).– Number of units purchased (e.g. 12 rolls).

Application Process – If You Have a ContractorInstall: Your contractor must include the following on your proof ofpayment of documentation:– Total square footage of wall insulation for the conditionedspace only.

– Estimated pre-existing (previous) R-value.– Final (installed) R-value.

Wall InsulationB36 $0.50/sq. ft.

Rebate Code


Window FilmRequirements:• Customer must have electricity distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• Must have a minimum five-year manufacturer’s warranty.• Must be applied to clear, single-pane glass and have either:1. A Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) value of 0.39 or less,or

2. A SHGC value of 0.47 or less and a Visible Transmittance(VT) /SHGC ratio greater than 1.3. – [VT “divided by” SHGC].

• Space must be cooled by a vapor-compression airconditioner.

Exclusions:• No evaporative-cooled space.• No windows with northern exposure [+/- 45 degrees of due North].

• No dual-pane glass.

Application Process: SHGC, Shading Coefficient (SC) and VT specifications andsquare footage installed must be documented on theinvoice.– To convert SC (if listed on product) to SHGC: [Multiply SC x 0.87].

– If SC is listed in percent form (%), convert it to decimalform before multiplying.

Window FilmB07 $1.35/sq. ft.

Rebate Code



Electric Storage Water HeaterRequirements:• Customer must have electricity distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• Must be new and replace a previously installed product.• Must have an Energy Factor (EF) of 0.93 or greater.• Capacity must hold 40 gallons or more.

• Only residential-style electric storage water heaters qualifyfor this rebate. – Go to www.ahridirectory.org for a list of qualifying waterheaters and the corresponding EF.

Exclusions: No instantaneous or tankless water heaters.

Electric Storage Water Heater EF ≥ 0.93

H154$30.00/unit

Rebate Code


Direct Contact Water HeaterRequirements:• Customer must have natural gas distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• Only direct contact water heaters for process end-uses(NAICS codes 31-33).

• Must meet efficiency requirements based on input ratingsshown in Table 1.

Exclusions: Water heaters primarily used for domestic hot water, spaceconditioning, pool or spa use do not qualify.

Table 1

All required efficiencies, as prescribed above, exceed Title 20 and 24 standards.

≤ 300 MBtuh> 300 MBtuh

AFUE ≥ 88%Thermal Efficiency > 90%

Input Rating Required Efficiency

Direct Contact Water HeaterH16 $2.00/MBtuh

Rebate Code


Hot Water Heating

Boilers and Water Heating

Process BoilerRequirements:• Customer must have natural gas distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• Only available to industrial end-use customers whomanufacture a saleable product (NAICS codes 31-33).

• Must meet a minimum combustion efficiency of 82% onceinstalled (see under Application Process).

Exclusions: Boilers primarily used for domestic hot water, spaceconditioning, pool or spa use do not qualify.

Application Process:• Must include the manufacturer name and equipment model.• A flue gas analysis measured under full load conditions isrequired after installation is complete to documentcombustion efficiency.

Steam Process BoilerWater Process Boiler

H15H11

$2.00/MBtuh$2.00/MBtuh

Rebate Code


Process Heating


Boilers and Water Heating, continuedSpace Heating

Space Heating BoilerRequirements:• Customer must have natural gas distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• Must be used for space heating to induce human comfort (asdefined by the California Energy Commission (CEC) Titles 20and 24 standards).

• Must meet efficiency requirements based on input ratingsand types shown in Table 2.

Application Process: Must include a manufacturer’s specification sheetdocumenting type, input rating and efficiency.

Table 2

All required efficiencies, as prescribed above, exceed Title 20 and 24 standards.

< 300 MBtuh< 300 MBtuh≥ 300 MBtuh but≤ 5,000 MBtuh

SteamSmall WaterLarge

AFUE ≥ 77%AFUE ≥ 82%Thermal Efficiency ≥ 84%

Type RequiredEfficiencyInput Rating

Water Space Heating BoilerLarge Space Heating BoilerSteam Space Heating Boiler

H111H112H113

$1.00/MBtuh$1.00/MBtuh$1.00/MBtuh

Rebate Code


Steam TrapsRequirements:• Customer must have natural gas distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• Industrial steam traps are for end-use customers whomanufacture a saleable product.

• Commercial steam traps are for end-use customers incommercial and institutional facilities (such as dry cleaners,greenhouses or hospitals).

• New industrial steam traps must replace, one-for-one,existing failed steam traps.

• New commercial steam traps must replace, one-for-one,existing failed or older steam traps.

Exclusions: New construction is not eligible.

Application Process: Must include a manufacturer’s specification sheet for thesteam trap that is replacing the existing trap.

Commercial Steam Traps – Any PressureIndustrial Low Pressure Steam Traps (≤ 15 PSIG)Industrial High Pressure Steam Traps (> 15 PSIG)

H221H201

H202

$50.00/unit

$100.00/unit

$200.00/unit

Rebate Code



Tank InsulationRequirements:• Customer must have natural gas distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• One or two inches of fiberglass or foam insulation must beadded to existing bare liquid, solution storage or transfertanks.

• The tanks must be coupled to gas-fired commercial orindustrial equipment that transfers heat to the containedliquid or solution.

Application Process:• The insulation thickness and tank solution temperature willdetermine the rebate amount.

• Must include manufacturer’s name, insulation material typeand the material k-value rating.

1” Tank Insulation, Low TempSolution (120–170° F) 1” Tank Insulation, High TempSolution (170–200° F) 2” Tank Insulation, Low TempSolution (120–170° F) 2” Tank Insulation, High TempSolution (170–200° F)

H115

H114

H13

H18

$2.00/sq. ft.

$3.00/sq. ft.

$3.00/sq. ft.

$4.00/sq. ft.

Rebate Code


Pipe InsulationRequirements:• Customer must have natural gas distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• One or two inches of fiberglass, foam, or calcium silicateinsulation must be added to existing, nonresidential barepipe systems.

• The pipes must transfer fluid directly from gas-firedequipment.

• Minimum qualifying pipe diameter is one inch.

Application Process:• Insulation thickness and liquid or steam temperature willdetermine the rebate amount.

• Must include the manufacturer’s name, insulation materialtype and the material k-value rating.

1” Pipe Insulation, Hot Water(120–200° F) 2” Pipe Insulation, Hot Water(120–200° F) 1” Pipe Insulation, Low Pressure (< 15 PSIG) Steam (200–250° F) 2” Pipe Insulation, Low Pressure(< 15 PSIG) Steam (200–250° F)

H106

H107

H108

H109

$2.00/linear foot$3.00/linear foot$3.00/linear foot$4.00/linear foot

Rebate Code


Boilers and Water Heating, continuedInsulation


Business ComputingNetwork Desktop Computer PowerManagement SoftwareRequirements:• Customer must have electricity distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• For control of desktop computers only.– Some software is only compatible with specific operatingsystems. Please see Qualifying Software List for moreinformation.

• Qualifying Software List: In order to qualify for this rebate,customers must install software found on the list at:www.pge.com/powermanagementsoftware.

• Installation must allow centralized control at the serverlevel of the power management settings (sleep mode andshutdown) of desktop computers on a distributed network.

• The software must have a reporting feature that allowsmonitoring and validation of energy savings.

• Customer must agree to keep the software installed andoperating for a period of five years from the initialinstallation date.

• Qualifying software must result from:a. A new installation, where none previously existed,or

b. An upgrade of an operating system or other networksupport software where the desktop computer powermanagement function did not previously exist.

• When contacted, customers must allow PG&E access tocustomers’ property site to verify:1.The installation of the software.2.The location of the installed control software (at the serverlevel).

3.The number of desktop computers controlled by thesystem.

Exclusions: Not for control of laptop and laptop stations. Laptops willnot receive a rebate.

Application Process:• The following documentation must be attached to andincluded with the application:– A report (print-out) directly from the Network PowerManagement Software that shows:1.The location (installation address) of desktop computersthat are being controlled by the system.

2.The number of desktop computers that are beingcontrolled by the system, grouped and totaled by eachlocation.

Network Desktop Computer Power Management Software

M03 $15.00/desktopcomputer

Rebate Code


Plug Load Occupancy SensorsThe plug load occupancy sensor is installed in an office orcubicle to control the office equipment and task lighting whenthe space is unoccupied. The sensor, plugs and switches aremounted in a single unit which can control power to devicessuch as computers, printers and task lamps.

Requirements:• Customer must have electricity distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• Only passive infrared and/or ultrasonic detectors.• Plug-load sensors must control electricity using equipmentin offices or cubicles, including shared copiers and/orprinters.

Plug Load Occupancy SensorL65 $15.00/sensor

Rebate Code



Commercial Ice MachinesIce machines must be tested in accordance with the AirConditioning and Refrigeration Institute (ARI) Standard 810. Visitwww.ari.org for product information and testing procedures.

Specifications are available at www.energystar.gov/cfs andwww.cee1.org.


• Includes machines generating ice cubes that are 60 grams(2 oz.) or lighter. It also includes flaked, crushed andfragmented ice makers.

• Only air-cooled machines (self contained, ice makingheads, or remote condensing).

• The entire ARI tested ice making system must bepurchased.

• Remote machines must be purchased with qualifyingremote condenser or remote condenser/compressor unit.

The efficiency specifications for the two qualifying tiers areequivalent to ENERGY STAR® or Consortium for EnergyEfficiency (CEE) Tier III.

ENERGY STAR

Super-Efficient CEE Tier III

ENERGY STAR Ice Machine (101–200 lbs/day) ENERGY STAR Ice Machine (201–300 lbs/day)ENERGY STAR Ice Machine (301–400 lbs/day)ENERGY STAR Ice Machine (401–500 lbs/day) ENERGY STAR Ice Machine (501–1000 lbs/day) ENERGY STAR Ice Machine (1001–1500 lbs/day) ENERGY STAR Ice Machine (> 1500 lbs/day)

F154F155F156F157F158F159F160

$50.00/unit$50.00/unit$75.00/unit$75.00/unit$125.00/unit$200.00/unit$250.00/unit

Rebate Code


CEE Tier III Ice Machine (101-200 lbs/day)CEE Tier III Ice Machine (201-300 lbs/day)CEE Tier III Ice Machine (301-400 lbs/day)CEE Tier III Ice Machine (401-500 lbs/day)CEE Tier III Ice Machine (501–1000 lbs/day)CEE Tier III Ice Machine (1001–1500 lbs/day)CEE Tier III Ice Machine (> 1500 lbs/day)

F161F162F163F164F165F166F167

$100.00/unit$100.00/unit$150.00/unit$150.00/unit$250.00/unit$400.00/unit$500.00/unit

Rebate Code


Food Service


Heating, Ventilation and Air ConditioningCentral Natural Gas FurnacesRequirements:• Customer must have natural gas distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• The central natural gas furnace must have an Annual FuelUtilization Efficiency (AFUE) rating of:– 94% or greateror

– 96% or greater• Customers that have electricity distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address in climate zones 11, 12, or 13 may beeligible for a higher rebate if the furnace has a built-inVariable Speed Motor (VSM).– Go towww.energy.ca.gov/maps/building_climate_zones.html tofind your climate zone.

• Only residential furnaces installed on a small commercialsetting qualify for this rebate.– Go to www.ahridirectory.org for a list of qualifyingproducts.

Rebate Code


94 AFUE Central Natural Gas Furnace(without VSM)94 AFUE Central Natural Gas Furnace(with built-in VSM)96 AFUE Central Natural Gas Furnace(without VSM)96 AFUE Central Natural Gas Furnace(with built-in VSM)

H731

H732

H729

H730

$150.00/unit

$200.00/unit

$250.00/unit

$300.00/unit

Package Terminal Air Conditioner (PTAC)and Package Terminal Heat Pump (PTHP)PTACs and PTHPs are through-the-wall, self-contained unitsand are generally two tons (24,000 Btu/hr) or less.


• Must meet the applicable Minimum Energy Efficiency Ratio(EER) as stated in Table 3.

Application Process: Must include a specification sheet that indicates the EERrating of the product installed.

Table 3

Package Terminal Air Conditioner andPackage Terminal Heat Pump

H131$100.00/unit

Rebate Code


≤ 7,000 Btu/hr> 7,000 and ≤ 15,000 Btu/hr> 15,000 Btu/hr

11.2910.279.25

Unit Capacity for High Efficiency PTAC/PTHP MinimumEER


Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) for HVAC FanRequirements:• Customer must have electricity distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• Drives must be applied to existing HVAC supply air fans only.• Eligible for a rebate only if throttling devices, such as inletvanes, bypass dampers and throttling valves are removed orpermanently disabled.

• A 3% impedance choke is recommended.

Exclusions:• Fan size larger than 100 horsepower (hp) are not eligible forthis rebate.

• A Variable Speed Motor (VSM) is ineligible for a rebate usingthis product’s specifications.

• VFDs on cooling towers are ineligible for a rebate.

Variable Frequency Drive (VFD)H148 $80.00/hp

Rebate Code


Variable Speed Motor (VSM) Air Handler SystemPurchase and install a VSM to increase the efficiency of airhandlers installed with any split or packaged air conditioningor heat pump system.


• Must replace the existing single speed motor (retrofit) forthe central HVAC air handler fan system with a new VSMthat includes a controller.

• Motors must be 10 horsepower (hp) or less to be eligible fora rebate.

• Only available to customers residing in Climate Zones 11, 12and 13.– Go to www.energy.ca.gov/maps/building_climate_zones.htmlto find your Climate Zone.

Exclusions: A Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) is ineligible for a rebateusing this product's specifications.

Installation Process: Controller must be set up to control the motor speedaccording to the difference between the indoor temperatureand the thermostat set point.

Variable Speed Motor (VSM) Air Handler System

H182$50.00/unit

Rebate Code


Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning, continued


Lighting

Fixtures

General Requirements:• Everything must be installed and operational before a rebate application is submitted.• All new lighting fixtures, retrofit kits, and components must carry the appropriate, designated Underwriters Laboratory (UL) orElectrical Testing Lab (ETL) Label.

• All installations must be installed in accordance with all applicable local, state and national codes and ordinances.• In all cases, the wattage of the replacement fixture must be less than the wattage of the existing lamp. The maximumreplacement fixture wattage listed in the table for each category is typically associated with the highest lamp wattage in thatparticular range.

• All installations must be new replacement/retrofit.• Customer must attach the manufacturer's specification sheet to each application documenting the characteristics of lamps,ballasts and fixtures.

Interior Induction FixturesRequirements:• Customer must have electricity distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• Only complete, new induction fixtures or retrofit kits.• New fixtures must not exceed the maximum “New LampWattage” listed in Table 4 for each lamp being replaced.New lamp wattage is the total lamp only wattage.

• Rebates are based on a one-for-one replacement ofincandescent or high intensity discharge (HID) fixturesincluding, mercury vapor, high pressure sodium, andstandard metal halide or pulse start metal halide. Existinglamp wattage is used rather than total fixture wattage (i.e. a250 Watt high pressure sodium fixture is a 250 Watt basecase and qualifies under the L1025 rebate code).

• Any wattage incandescent lamp; Slimline T12, T12 HighOutput (HO) or T12 Very High Output (VHO) fluorescentlamps ≥ 60 Watts may be replaced by complete new interiorinduction fixtures. – To calculate the base case wattage for incandescent andfluorescent fixtures with more than one lamp: Multiplynumber of lamps by nominal lamp wattage as listed onlamp label.

– Example calculation: 8 foot T12 HO Energy Saver lampsare typically 95 Watts each. A four lamp base case fixtureequals 4 x 95 = 380 Watts and qualifies under the L1025product code.

• In all cases, the wattage of the replacement fixture must beless than the wattage of the existing lamp.

• May qualify for an additional control(s) rebate through the“Occupancy Sensors” category, provided all requirementsare met.– Example calculation: Interior induction fixture plusintegrated sensor (rebate code L0270 $125.00 and rebatecode L1037 $40.00) $125.00 + $40.00 = $165.00 total.

Exclusions:• Exterior installations and applications are typically operatingduring non-peak hours and therefore do not qualify underthis interior fixture category.

• Other fixture configurations may be considered under ourCustomized Retrofit Incentives Program.

Table 4

400 Watt lamp400 Watt lamp176–399 Watt lamp101–175 Watt lamp≤ 100 Watt lamp

≤ 250 Watt lamp (Tier 1)≤ 360 Watt lamp (Tier 2)≤ 180 Watt lamp≤ 120 Watt lamp≤ 70 Watt lamp

L0270L1026L1025L1024L1023

$125.00/fixture$60.00/fixture$75.00/fixture$60.00/fixture$35.00/fixture

RebateCode

Rebate/UnitMeasure

Existing Lamp Wattage New Fixture Wattage


Lighting, continuedInterior Linear Fluorescent FixturesRequirements:• Customer must have electricity distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• Only complete, new High Performance (HP) T8/T5, Super T8,T8 VHO, or T5 HO interior linear fluorescent fixtures qualify.

• New fixtures must not exceed the maximum “New FixtureWattage” listed in Table 5 for each range of lamp wattagebeing replaced. New fixture wattage is the total systemwattage (Lamp and Ballast).

• Rebates are based on a one-for-one replacement ofincandescent or high intensity discharge (HID) fixturesincluding, mercury vapor, high pressure sodium, andstandard metal halide or pulse start metal halide. Existinglamp wattage is used rather than total fixture wattage (i.e. a250 Watt high pressure sodium fixture is a 250 Watt basecase and qualifies under the L1033 rebate code).

• Any wattage incandescent lamp; Slimline T12, T12 HO orT12 VHO fluorescent lamps ≥ 60 Watts may be replaced bycomplete new linear fluorescent fixtures. – To calculate the base case wattage for incandescent andfluorescent fixtures with more than one lamp: Multiplynumber of lamps by nominal lamp wattage as listed onlamp label.



• All 32 Watt T8 lamps must be HP T8 or Super T8 lamps andlisted on the qualified HP T8 lamp list at www.cee1.org.

• All lamps must be rated ≥ 20,000 hours average rated lamplife based on 3 hours per start when operated on ProgramStart Ballasts.

• T5 HO and T8 VHO lamps must have Color Rendering Index(CRI) that is equal to or greater than 82.

• All T8 Ballasts must be NEMA Premium or designated highperformance electronic ballast listed on www.cee1.org, T5 HO and T8 VHO must be Program Rapid Start Ballasts.

Exclusions:• Existing fluorescent lamps < 60 Watts, being replaced by anew fixture must use the “High Performance T8 or T5 LinearFluorescent Lamps with Electronic Ballasts” category(L1019 or L1020).

• Exterior installations do not qualify.• Not eligible for additional rebates under the “HighPerformance T8 or T5 Linear Fluorescent Lamps withElectronic Ballasts” category.

• Other fixture configurations may be considered under ourCustomized Retrofit Incentive Program.

Additional Details: May qualify for an additional control(s) rebate through the“Occupancy Sensors” category, provided all requirementsare met.– Example calculation: Linear fluorescent fixture plusintegrated fixture sensor (rebate code L1035 $100.00 andrebate code L1037 $40.00) $100.00 + $40.00 = $140.00total.

– T8 and T5: Program-Start ballasts are designed to providemaximum lamp life in frequent lamp starting applicationssuch as in areas where occupancy sensor controls areused.

– T8 Only: Instant Start electronic ballasts are the mostpopular type of electronic ballast today because theyprovide maximum energy savings and start lamps withoutdelay.

Table 5

> 400 Watt lamp400 Watt lamp400 Watt lamp176–399 Watt lamp101–175 Watt lamp≤ 100 Watt lamp

≤ 600 Watt≤ 244 Watt (Tier 1)245–360 Watt (Tier 2)≤ 192 Watt≤ 128 Watt≤ 64 Watt

L1036L1035L1034L1033L1032L1031

$200.00/fixture$100.00/fixture$50.00/fixture$50.00/fixture$35.00/fixture$25.00/fixture

Rebate Code

Rebate/UnitMeasure

Existing Lamp Wattage

New FixtureWattage


Lighting, continuedInterior HID Fixtures with Electronic BallastsRequirements:• Customer must have electricity distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• Only complete, new pulse-start metal halide fixtures orretrofit kits with Electronic HID Ballasts qualify.

• Retrofit kits and new fixtures must be equipped with pulse-start metal halide or ceramic metal halide lamps andelectronic ballasts that are compatible with controls andcapable of Dimming or Bi-Level functionality.

• New fixtures must not exceed the maximum “New FixtureWattage” listed in Table 6 for each lamp being replaced.New lamp wattage is the total lamp only wattage.

• Rebates are based on a one-for-one replacement ofincandescent or high intensity discharge (HID) fixturesincluding, mercury vapor, high pressure sodium, andstandard metal halide or pulse start metal halide. Existingfixture wattage is used rather than total fixture wattage (i.e.a 400 Watt high pressure sodium fixture is a 400 Watt basecase and qualifies under the L1030 rebate code).

• Any wattage incandescent lamp; Slimline T12, T12 HO orT12 VHO fluorescent lamps ≥ 60 Watts may be replaced bycomplete new interior HID fixtures. – To calculate the base case wattage for incandescent andfluorescent fixtures with more than one lamp: Multiplynumber of lamps by nominal lamp wattage as listed onlamp label.



Exclusions:• Exterior installations and applications that are typicallyoperating non-peak hours do not qualify as Interior. Pleaserefer to “Exterior HID Fixtures with Electronic Ballasts”category.

• Other fixture configurations may be considered under ourCustomized Retrofit Incentive Program.

Table 6

> 400 Watt > 400 Watt 400 Watt 176–399 Watt 101–175 Watt ≤ 100 Watt

≤ 600 Watt lamp (Tier 1)≤ 750 Watt lamp (Tier 2)≤ 250 Watt lamp≤ 175 Watt lamp≤ 125 Watt lamp≤ 70 Watt lamp

L1010L1009L1030L1029L1008L0269


RebateCode

Rebate/UnitMeasure

Existing Lamp Wattage New Fixture Wattage


Exterior HID Fixtures with ElectronicBallastsRequirements:• Customer must have electricity distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• Only complete, new pulse-start metal halide or ceramicmetal halide fixtures or retrofit kits with Electronic HIDBallasts qualify.

• Retrofit kits and new fixtures must be equipped withceramic metal halide or pulse-start metal halide lamps andelectronic ballasts that are compatible with controls andcapable of dimming or bi-level functionality.

• New fixtures must not exceed the maximum “New FixtureWattage” listed in Table 7 for each lamp being replaced.New lamp wattage is the total lamp only wattage.

• Rebates are based on a one-for-one replacement ofincandescent or high intensity discharge (HID) fixturesincluding, mercury vapor, high pressure sodium, andstandard metal halide or pulse start metal halide. Existingfixture wattage is the lamp wattage used in the fixture (i.e. a400 Watt high pressure sodium fixture is a 400 Watt basecase and qualifies under the L1027 rebate code).

• Any wattage incandescent lamp; Slimline T12, T12 HO andT12 VHO fluorescent lamps ≥ 60 Watts may be replaced bycomplete new exterior HID fixtures. – To calculate the base case wattage for incandescent andfluorescent fixtures with more than one lamp: Multiplynumber of lamps by nominal lamp wattage as listed onlamp label.



Exclusions:• Street and roadway installations do not qualify.• Other fixture configurations may be considered under ourCustomized Retrofit Incentive Program.

Table 7

> 400 Watt 400 Watt 201–399 Watt 176–200 Watt 101–175 Watt ≤ 100 Watt

≤ 750 Watt lamp≤ 250 Watt lamp ≤ 175 Watt lamp≤ 125 Watt lamp≤ 100 Watt lamp≤ 70 Watt lamp

L1028L1027L1012L0268L1011L1007


RebateCode

Rebate/UnitMeasure

Existing Lamp Wattage

New FixtureWattage

Lighting, continued


Lighting, continuedBi-Level Stairwell/Hall/Garage FixturesRequirements:• Customer must have electricity distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• Only complete, new fluorescent fixtures with programmed-start electronic ballasts and lamps that meet requirementslisted in Table 8 in the “High Performance T8 or T5 LinearFluorescent Lamps with Electronic Ballasts” categoryqualify.

• Qualifying fixtures must be manufactured with fixtureintegrated occupancy sensors that control the individualfixture and meet UL requirements.

• All lamps must be pin-based fluorescent or otherpermanent installed technology.

• Must include a passive infrared and/or ultrasonic occupancysensor with a fail safe feature in case lamp fails due to asensor failure.

• The fixture must operate in low-standby light level duringvacancy and switch to full light output upon occupancy. – The fixture cannot exceed 35% of full wattage duringunoccupied periods.

Exclusions:• Fixtures whose settings can be overridden are not eligible.• Screw-in lamps are not eligible.• Not eligible for additional rebates through the “OccupancySensors” or “High Performance T8 or T5 Linear FluorescentLamps with Electronic Ballasts” categories.

Installation Process: Low mode setting should be chosen so that the surfaceilluminate levels are code compliant.

Bi-Level Stairwell/Hall/Garage FixturesL733 $25.00/fixture

Rebate Code



LampsHigh Performance T8 or T5 LinearFluorescent Lamps with ElectronicBallastsRequirements:• Customer must have electricity distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• Rebate applies to existing T12 lamps and ballasts that arereplaced by High Performance (HP) T8 or T5 systems.

Lamp Requirements (High Performance T8 and T5):• 2 foot, 3 foot and 8 foot T8 and T5 replacement lamps mustmeet the Color Rendering Index (CRI) and Minimum RatedLamp Life standards listed in Table 8.

• 4 foot T8 lamps must be listed as HP T8, 3rd Generation T8or Super T8 and listed at www.cee1.org.

Table 8: Lamp and Ballast Requirements

Ballast Requirements (High Performance T8 and T5):• The new T8 electronic ballasts must be designated as NEMAPremium or listed as a HP T8 ballast at www.cee1.org.

• New T5 electronic ballast must be Program Rapid-Start.• At a minimum all ballast must meet the following– Be warranted against mechanical or electrical defects forfive years.

– Have a Power Factor (PF) of greater than or equal to 0.90.– Have Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) of less than orequal to 20% at full light output (for 8 foot lamps) and lessthan or equal to 32% for 2 foot and 3 foot lamps.

Exclusions (Both T8 and T5): Replacement lamps and ballasts rebated in this categoryare not eligible for rebates through the “Interior LinearFluorescent Fixtures” category.

Additional Details: May qualify for an additional control(s) rebate through the“Occupancy Sensors” and/or “Exterior Photocells” category,provided all requirements are met.– T8 and T5: Program-Start ballasts are designed to providemaximum lamp life in frequent lamp starting applicationssuch as in areas where occupancy sensor controls areused.

– T8 Only: Instant Start electronic ballasts are the mostpopular type of electronic ballast today because theyprovide maximum energy savings and start lamps withoutdelay.

2-ft lamp3-ft lamp4-ft lamp8-ft lamp

L1017L1018L1019L1020

$4.50/lamp installed$5.50/lamp installed$5.50/lamp installed$9.00/lamp installed

Rebate Code


Programmed Start orProgrammed Rapid-StartInstant StartProgrammed Start orProgrammed Rapid-Start

≥ 80≥ 80

≥ 82

T8: 2-ft, 3-ft

T8: All sizesT5: All sizes

24,000 hours18,000 hours

20,000 hours

Lamp Type& Size

Minimum Rated LampLife (3 Hrs/Start)Ballast Type CRI

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Lighting, continuedLow or Reduced-Wattage T8 Systems (28 and 25 Watt)Requirements:• Customer must have electricity distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• Rebates are for the installation of 4 foot Low Wattage T8lamps that replace 32 Watt T8 lamps.

• Low Wattage lamp rebate can be combined with the T12 toT8 retrofit. These lamps can also be used in existing 32 WattT8 relamping projects.– Example A: Retrofit a 4 foot T12 4-lamp fixture with a 4foot T8 4-lamp (lamp and ballast) with 28W T8 lamps.Rebate equals the T12 to T8 lamp and ballast retrofitrebate of $5.50 (L1019) per lamp, plus the Low-WattageT8 rebate of $1.00 (L730) per lamp for a total of $26.00.

– Example B: Replace a 4 foot T8 32 Watt lamp only with a25 Watt T8 lamp. Rebate equals $1.50 (L863) per lamp.

• Approved lamps can be found at www.cee1.org/com/com-lt/RW-lamps-ballasts.xlson tab RW Lamp Update.

Exclusions: Replacement lamps rebated in this category are not eligiblefor additional rebates through the “Interior LinearFluorescent Fixtures” category.

Additional Details: Low Wattage T8 lamps are best used to replace FirstGeneration 700 series 32 Watt T8 lamps in existing lightingsystems. Care should be taken to read manufacturerrecommendations for ballast requirement and use in lowtemperature.

T8 to 4-ft 28 Watt systemT8 to 4-ft 25 Watt system

L730L863

$1.00/lamp installed$1.50/lamp installed

Rebate Code


De-LampingRequirements:• Customer must have electricity distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• The total number of lamps claimed for de-lamping cannotbe more than the number of replacement T8 or T5 lampsinstalled.

• Customers must not remove more than half of the existinglamps, ballasts and lamp holders from each fixture/system.

• Customers are responsible for deciding whether de-lamping will maintain adequate light levels.

• Removing lamps from a T12 fixture that is not beingretrofitted with T8 lamps are not eligible for this incentive.

• De-lamping must be accompanied with lamp and ballastreplacement/retrofit.

2-ft lamp3-ft lamp4-ft lamp8-ft lamp

L17L18L19L20

$6.00/lamp removed$6.00/lamp removed$8.00/lamp removed$20.00/lamp removed

Rebate Code


Exterior PhotocellsRequirements:• Customer must have electricity distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• For built-in or stand-alone photoelectric cells that switchoutdoor lights on at dusk and off at dawn.

Exclusions: Interior installations do not qualify.

Photocells (Exterior)L36 $11.00/photocell orfixture-controlled

Rebate Code



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Occupancy SensorsRequirements:• Customer must have electricity distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• Only hardwired passive infrared and/or ultrasonic detectorsthat control interior lighting fixtures are eligible.

• Controlled wattage requirements, where applicable, arelisted in Table 9.

Exclusions: Sensors for exterior installations do not qualify.

Application Process:• Please be sure that the product qualifies under this categoryand not under the “Bi-level Stairwell/Hall/Garage Fixtures”category.– New fixtures equipped with fixture-integrated sensorsused in stairwells, halls, or garages sometimes qualifythrough the “Bi-level Stairwell/Hall/Garage Fixtures”category and not the “Occupancy Sensor” categorydepending on specifications.

Additional Details:• When used in conjunction with both T8 and T5 lamps:Program-Start ballasts are designed to provide maximumlamp life in frequent lamp starting applications such as inareas where occupancy sensor controls are used.

• When used in conjunction with T8 lamps: Instant Startelectronic ballasts are the most popular type of electronicballast today because they provide maximum energy savingsand start lamps without delay.

Table 9

Wall-Switch (Wall-Box)Wall or Ceiling-Mounted < 500 WattsWall or Ceiling-Mounted ≥ 500 WattsFixture-Integrated ≥ 150 WattsFixture-Integrated < 150 Watts

L82L859L860L1037L1038

$20.00/sensor$35.00/sensor$55.00/sensor$40.00/sensor$15.00/sensor

Rebate Code


Time ClocksRequirements:• Customer must have electricity distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• Must control on/off schedule of lighting equipment.• Can be used for interior and exterior lighting.

• Must protect scheduled events from interruptions via 3-hour back up system during power outages.

• Astronomical time clocks (where on-off times are inaccordance with sunrise and sunset) are required foroutdoor lighting when a photocell is not in use.

Time ClocksL31 $36.00/time clock

Rebate Code



Exit Signs

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High Efficiency Exit SignsRequirements:• Customer must have electricity distributed by PG&E to theinstallation address.

• Only new, Light Emitting Diode (LED), Electroluminescent,or Photoluminescent signs that replace those withincandescent or Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFL).

• Must meet UL-924 requirements (listed on the product’spackaging).

• Must have a usage level that is less than or equal to 5 Watts.

• Must have a product warranty of five years.• Must meet local fire codes (please check local fire codes).

Exclusions: Retrofit kits are not eligible.

Exit Sign, previously IncandescentExit Sign, previously CFL

LA01LA02

$27.00/sign$15.00/sign

Rebate Code


Refrigeration Vending Machine ControllerRequirements:• Customer must have electricity distributed by PG&E to the installation address.

• For refrigerated vending machines containing only non-perishable bottled and canned beverages.

• Installed controller must include a passive infraredoccupancy sensor to turn off fluorescent lights andcompressor when surrounding area is unoccupied for 15 minutes or longer.

• Refurbished vending machines that include this option are eligible.

Installation Process: Control logic should periodically power-up machine at two-hour intervals to maintain product temperature.

Vending Machine ControllerR86 $100.00/controller

Rebate Code



Appliances and General ImprovementsConditioned Area/Space: The living area being heated orcooled by your heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC)system.

R-Value: Insulation is rated in terms of thermal resistance,called R-value, which indicates the resistance to heat flow. A greater R-value corresponds with a greater insulatingeffectiveness.

Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC): The measure of theamount of solar energy that passes through the window.

Unconditioned Area/Space: A non-living area that is not being heated or cooled by your heating, ventilation and airconditioning (HVAC) system.

Visible Transmittance (VT): An optical property that indicatesthe amount of visible light transmitted through the glass.

Boilers and Water HeatingAFUE: Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency

Btu: British Thermal Unit, the amount of heat required to raisethe temperature of one pound of water by one degreeFahrenheit.

Btuh: British Thermal Units per Hour.

MBtu: 1000 British Thermal Units.

MBtuh: 1000 British Thermal Units per Hour.

Direct Contact Water Heater Systems: Heat from a flamecomes into direct contact with small droplets of cold waterwhich run through a stainless steel heat exchange media.Droplets composed from the process come into direct contactwith rising heat from the flame and the water is heateddirectly.

End-Use Customer: A customer who acquires energy for their own consumption.

Energy Factor (EF): The measure of a water heater'sefficiency. EF is based on recovery efficiency, standby lossesand cycling losses. A higher EF indicates a more efficientwater heater.

K-value: Refers to thermal conductivity and has a unit of Btu-inch per hour per square foot per °F.

Manufacture: To mechanically or chemically transformmaterials or substances into a new product which is neither a structure nor any other fixed improvement.

NAICS: North American Industry Classification Systemidentifies new, emerging and advanced technology industries.NAICS defines industries according to a consistent principle;businesses that use similar production process are groupedtogether. Please visit www.census.gov/eos/www/naics/for a list of NAICS Codes and Titles.

PSIG: Pounds of steam pressure per square inch (gauge). The steam system should have a steam pressure gaugeattached which reads the pressure of the steam in the pipes.The pressure gauge will read out in pounds of pressure persquare inch (PSIG).

Food ServiceARI: Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute. Visitwww.ari.org for product information and testing procedures.

CEE: Consortium for Energy Efficiency. CEE Tier specificationsare available at www.cee1.org.

ENERGY STAR®: ENERGY STAR specifications are available atwww.energystar.gov/cfs.

Heating, Ventilation, and Air ConditioningAnnual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE): AFUE is thepercentage of fuel that is converted into usable heatingenergy. For example, a 90% AFUE furnace means, 90% of thefuel is used in heating your business, while 10% escapes asexhaust with the combustion gases.

Impedance Choke: Impedance choke is an inductor with highimpedance that prevents high frequencies from entering ahigh cost application, such as a motor. A choke can also beused to smooth the output of a rectifier.

Minimum Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER): EER is the efficiencyof the unit, it measures the number of cooling capacity in BTUper watt hour. The higher the EER rating, the higher theefficiency of the unit.

Ton: A ton is the unit of measurement that is the coolingcapacity of the system.

Variable Speed Motor (VSM): A motor with more than onespeed, which includes multiple speed motors or true variablespeed motors.

Definitions


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LightingBi-level Stairwell/Corridor Fixture: Designed to reduceenergy consumption while still providing appropriateillumination levels during occupied periods and emergencyegress. When spaces are unoccupied, the fixtures operate atlow light levels.

De-lamping: The permanent removal of existing T12 lamps,ballasts and unused lamp holders (tombstones) from existingfixtures without replacing the lamps.

Electroluminescent Exit Sign: Exit sign using materialscontaining phosphors that light up when voltage is applied.

ETL: ETL stands for the Electrical Testing Laboratory, whichmarks products of compliance to applicable electrical, gas andother safety standards. For more information, visitwww.etl.com.

Fixture: Refers to new equipment being installed based onsystem (lamp and ballast) wattage.

Fixture-Integrated Sensors: Occupancy sensors that arefactory or field-installed in a lighting fixture intended tocontrol the lamps within that fixture.

High Performance T8 Lamp: High performance, T8 lamps arealso known as 800 series. Typically the third generation T8lamps outperform 1st generation 700 series T8s in both lamplumen output and longer lamp life.

NEMA Premium Ballasts: Most efficient fluorescent fixed-output and dimmable electronics for T8 ballasts recognized bythe National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA).

Photoluminescent Exit Sign: Non-electrified exit signcontaining materials that absorb and reradiate light.

Self-Contained Wall-Switch (Wall-Box) Lighting Sensors:Line voltage units that are designed to replace a standard wallswitch without additional switch/relay pack.

Underwriters Laboratory (UL): An independent productsafety certification organization. For more information, visitwww.ul.com.

Wall or Ceiling Mounted Sensor: This sensor is generallyinstalled to control multiple fixtures in a zone. It typicallyrequires a low-voltage switch and a relay pack, but mayinclude line-voltage type sensor.


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More ways for your business to save money.Looking for more information on Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s (PG&E) rebates and incentives for your business? Visit www.pge.com/businessrebates to access the latest rebate information, catalogs, and guidance for your next energy efficiency upgrade.

If you’re ready to apply for a rebate, you can download an application atwww.pge.com/businessrebates or apply online through eRebates atwww.pge.com/mybusiness/erebates. With PG&E’s eRebates, you can also check thestatus of your rebate application.

In addition to rebates, you can find a wide range of tools and resources atwww.pge.com/mybusiness/energysavingsrebates that can help your business save energy, money and help the environment.

• Sign up for PG&E's Automated Benchmarking Service at www.pge.com/benchmarking. Use ENERGY STAR® Portfolio Manager to track and compare your facility's energy performance over time.

• Use PG&E’s audit tools to identify options for saving energy and money at your facility, and get started on developing a comprehensive energy management plan.

• Find a suite of customized incentives for retrofitting outdated, inefficient equipment, as well as incentives to optimize existing equipment through retrocommissioning.

• Explore PG&E's demand response programs that offer incentives for managing your energy use during times of peak demand.

• Check out PG&E’s incentives for solar, wind and fuel cell self-generation equipment, if you’re considering generating your own electricity.

Learn more about these programs, tools and offers at www.pge.com/businessrebatesor contact the Business Customer Service Center at 1-800-468-4743 with questions.

Ready to get started with your next project, and need the help of a contractor? Find localvendors who participate in PG&E's Energy Efficiency Rebates for Your Business programwww.pge.com/tradeprodirectory.

2010 - 2012 Business Rebate Application

How to Apply1. Read the Terms and Conditions in Section 8 to determine if you are eligible for a rebate.

2. Read the Product Specifications for the item(s) for which you are applying in the correspondingBusiness Rebate Catalogs (also available online at www.pge.com/businessrebates). The catalogs detail the requirements for qualifying products, including eligibility dates, if applicable.

3. Purchase and Install qualifying product(s) between January 1, 2010 and December 31, 2012. These dates may change based on availability of program funds. For products purchased in 2009 with the same energy efficiency specification(s) at the same rebate level(s) continuing from 2009, applications with required documentation are eligible for a rebate per program terms and conditions. Qualifying products must be installed before submitting your application.

Please submit this rebate application within 90 days of purchase. Applications will be handled on a first-come, first-served basis.

4. Complete the Application Form. Refer to the Business Rebate Catalog, your Proof of Purchase documentation, and a copy of your PG&E bill to complete the following:

A. Customer Information – Section 1. Print your name/company name as it appears on your PG&E bill, installation address, and primary telephone number. Include contact name and mailing address if different from account holder name and installation address.

B. Account Information – Section 2. Complete all required fields: “Account Information”, “Property Occupied By”, “Est. Year Built”, and “Est. Square Footage”.

C. Business Payee Tax Information - Section 3. Please provide “Tax Status” and “Tax ID Number”.

D. Payment Release Authorization (if applicable) - Section 4. If your rebate check is to be paid to a contractor, landlord or any third party other than the PG&E Account Holder on your bill this section MUST be completed and signed in blue or black ink.

E. Rebate Product Information - Section 5. Locate the product(s) for which you are applying for a rebate in the Business Rebate Catalogs. Complete all required information.

F. Business Property Type Description – Section 6. Select the property type that best represents your business.

G. Customer Signature - Section 7. Please sign and date the application in blue or black ink.

5. Checklist - Review checklist to make sure you have provided all required information.

6. Make and keep a copy of the completed Application Form and all required documentation, for your records. Submitted applications will become the property of PG&E.

7. Mail the original completed Application Form and other required documentation to PG&EBusiness Rebates, Integrated Processing Center (IPC), P.O. Box 7265, San Francisco, CA 94120-7265. Please do not staple receipts or attachments to rebate application.

Mail completed forms and required documentation withProof of Purchase to:PG&E Business RebatesIntegrated ProcessingCenter (IPC) P.O. Box 7265San Francisco, CA 94120-7265

Need Help?Business Customer Service Center1-800-468-4743 orwww.pge.com/businessrebates

Apply online:www.pge.com/mybusiness/erebates

® Pacific Gas and Electric CompanyEnergy Efficiency Rebates for Your Business

About this ApplicationPacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) offers rebates on hundreds of energy efficient products and improvements for your business. When you purchase and install these products, you can save energy and money while reducing your impact on the environment.

This application will guide you through the steps you need to take to apply for a rebate. Please review the Business Rebate Catalogs and Terms and Conditions before purchase to determine eligibility requirements.

Thank you for applying for a rebate. If you need assistance, please contact PG&E’s Business Customer Service Center at 1-800-468-4743.

Proof of Purchase Requirement1. Retail Product Receipt/Invoice

Proof of Purchase and required documentation should be legible and submitted with your Application Form within 90 days of purchase date. It must include all of the following information:

A. Name, full address of Account Holder.

B. Name, address and phone number of the trade professional, retailer and/or contractor and the address where the product was installed.

C. Itemized listing of each product including: the product description, quantity, manufacturer, model number, or other identifying information (e.g. SKU #). This must match the requested product rebate listed on your Application Form.

D. Purchase price per product.

E. Date and paid documentation that state terms of payment such as, “Paid in Full,” or payment terms, such as “Charge” or “Net 30.”

F. Product installation date.

Read the product specifications included in the Business Rebate Catalogs to make sure all requirements are met.

ChecklistMail completed forms and required documentation withProof of Purchase to:PG&E Business RebatesIntegrated ProcessingCenter (IPC) P.O. Box 7265San Francisco, CA 94120-7265

Before submitting your application, make sure you have done the following:

� Completed all required sections of Business Rebate Application.

� Signed the Application in blue or black ink.

� Verified that all required Proof of Purchase information is included.

� Made copies of all documentation for your records.

Date Submitted* ______________

*A rebate check for qualifying product(s) is generally mailed 6 to 8 weeks after PG&E receives and approves all required information. Please see Terms and Conditions (Section 8).

2Apply online: www.pge.com/mybusiness/erebates

Tax Status: To be completed by the person or entity receiving payment (“Payee”)� Corporation � Partnership � Individual/Sole Proprietor � Exempt (Tax exempt, non-profit)Tax ID Number: Please provide EITHER your EIN/Federal Tax ID or Social Security Number in the appropriate spaces below:

Tax Liability: You are urged to consult your tax advisor concerning the taxability of rebates. Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) is not responsible for any taxes that may be imposed on your business as a result of receipt of this rebate. Rebates are taxable if greater than $600 within one calendar year for business customers, and will be reported as income to you on IRS Form 1099 unless you havechecked “Corporation” or “Exempt” tax status above.

Account Holder/Company Name: (as it appears on PG&E bill) Contact Name: (if different from Account Holder)

Installation Address Suite # City State Zip Code

Mailing Address (if different than Installation Address) Suite # City State Zip Code

Primary Phone # Email Address ( )

® Pacific Gas and Electric CompanyEnergy Efficiency Rebates for Your Business

2010 - 2012 Business Rebate Application

Please complete all sections. Incomplete applications will be delayed. If your rebates are for multiple Service ID#s, please list thosein Section 5.

Section 2 - Account Information

Section 1 - Customer Information

Section 3 - Business Payee Tax Information - Required information for all applications

� Yes, I would like to be notified by email of other PG&E programs.

Property Occupied By: �Owner � Tenant

Est. Year Built ________ Est. Square Footage ________

EIN or Federal Tax ID Social Security Number- - -or

COMPLETE THIS SECTION ONLY IF PAYMENT IS GOING TO SOMEONE OTHER THAN THE PG&E ACCOUNT HOLDER IN SECTION 1. I AM AUTHORIZING THIS PAYMENT OF MY REBATE TO THE THIRD PARTY (“PAYEE”) NAMED BELOW AND I UNDERSTAND THAT I WILL NOT BE RECEIVING THE REBATE CHECK FROM PG&E. IF “PAYEE” IS A BUSINESS, REQUESTED TAX INFORMATION MUST BE PROVIDED. I ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT MY RELEASE OF THE PAYMENT TO THETHIRD PARTY DOES NOT EXEMPT ME FROM THE REBATE REQUIREMENTS OUTLINED IN THIS APPLICATION.

PG&E Account Holder (Print) Signature Date

Payee: Individual/Business Name Phone #

Payee Mailing Address City State Zip Code

Section 4 - Payment Release Authorization (If Applicable)

SKIP THIS SECTION IF REBATE CHECK WILL BE MADE PAYABLE TO ACCOUNT HOLDER

Check should be made payable to:

Authorized by:

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Please refer to your PG&E bill for your Account Number and Service ID#(s)

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Rebate Code Manufacturer Model # InstallDate

Unit Measure Number ofUnits (A)

Rebate Per Unit (B)

Rebate Total(A x B)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 f 1 0 0 Food Service Inc. cp-424 1/15/2010 oven 1 $1,000.00 $1,000.00

9 2 8 4 5 4 7 5 9 0 H 7 3 2 Carrier Corp. 58HDV040 1/24/2010 Unit 1 $200.00 $200.00

2 3 4 5 6 7 7 3 2 1 L 2 9 2 Efficient Lighting Co. flt-6541 2/5/2010 fixture 5 $100.00 $500.00

Section 6 - Business Property Type Description (Select the property type that best represents your business.)

I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTOOD THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS IN SECTION 8 OF THIS FORM. I CERTIFY THAT THE INFORMATION I HAVE PROVIDED IS TRUE AND CORRECT AND THEPRODUCT(S) AND/OR EQUIPMENT FOR REBATE(S) MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS APPLICATION AND THE BUSINESS REBATE CATALOG (S). PLEASE USE BLACK OR BLUE INK.

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Section 7 - Customer Signature

Signature Name (Print) Date

FOR UTILITY USE ONLY

Post field date

Vendor number TPI code

Rep ID

Rep phone #

� Mail check to field office

Total rebate

Reviewer/Authorized signature #1

Authorized signature #2 (if > $5,000)

___ Assembly___ Education Community College___ Education Primary School___ Education Secondary School___ Education University___ Education - Relocatable Classroom___ Grocery___ Health/Medical Hospital

___ Health/Medical - Nursing Home___ Lodging Hotel___ Lodging Motel___ Manufacturing Bio Tech___ Manufacturing Light Industry___ Office Large___ Office Small

___ Restaurant Fast Food___ Restaurant Sit Down___ Retail Small___ Retail Single Story Large___ Retail Multistory Large___ Storage Conditioned___ Storage Unconditioned___ Storage Refrigerated Warehouse

Other__________________________________

Please refer to the following:

• Your PG&E bill for your Service ID#(s). If you are applying for rebates for more than one Service ID#, either gas or electric, you must provide the Service ID#that is associated with the specific product*.

• Business Rebate Catalogs (www.pge.com/businessrebates) for rebate qualification information, Rebate Code (for the product you are installing) and Unit Measure (varies based on the type of product you are installing) and Rebate Per Unit.

• Your invoice/receipt for Manufacturer and Model N umber.

This information is required by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC). It will not be used for marketing purposes.

Mail to: PG&E Business RebatesIntegrated Processing CenterP.O. Box 7265San Francisco, CA 94120-7265

Section 5 - Rebate Product Information

Total Rebate * If you need more space for additional items, either attach a separate sheet or download the form at www.pge.com/businessrebates.

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5Apply online: www.pge.com/mybusiness/erebates

1. To be eligible for a rebate I understand that I must be a customer of Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) with an active meter serviced by PG&E. I understand that if I am installing products at more than one facility, I must identify each individual address and Service ID # on the "Rebate Product Information" section. All uses herein of the words "install," "installation," or similar phrases shall mean complete installation such that the subject products are fully functional and operational.

2. As a business customer, I agree to provide PG&E with 100% of the energy savings for the rated life of the product(s) or for a period of five (5) years from receipt of rebate, whichever is less. If I do not provide the energy savings or if I cease to be a customer of PG&E during the 5 years, I shall refund a prorated amount of rebate dollars based on the time installed.

3. I understand the program term is January 1, 2010 through December 31, 2012 (the “Program Term”). Qualifying new products purchased and installed within the Program Term are eligible for a rebate. Program offerings and rebate amounts may change during the Program Term. Resale products, products leased less than 5 years, rebuilt, rented, received from warranty or insurance claims, exchanged, won as a prize, or new parts installed in existing products, do not qualify. The Program may be modified or terminated without prior notice, and payments are subject to the availability of Program funding. To be eligible for a rebate, applications with required documentation must be received by PG&E’s Integrated Processing Center (IPC) postmarked no later than 60 calendar days following the expiration of the Program Term.

For products with the same energy efficiency specification(s) at the same rebate level(s) continuing from the prior program year, applications with the required documentation may be eligible for a rebate depending on the date received by PG&E’s IPC and fund availability.

4. I understand that this signed and dated "2010-2012 Business Rebate Application," completed "Rebate Product Information" incorporated herein by this reference, all appropriate proof(s) of purchase information, and other required documentation as referenced in this application must be received by PG&E's IPC to be considered eligible for payment of a rebate. Unless an application is selected for verification, a rebate check for qualifying product(s) is generally mailed 6 to 8 weeks after PG&E receives a completed application including all required documentation. An incomplete application cannot be processed for payment.

5. I will allow, if requested, a representative from PG&E, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), or any authorized third party reasonable access to my property to verify the installed product I have purchased before a rebate is paid. I understand that a rebate will not be paid if I refuse to participate in any required verification. The verification of installation must be scheduled within 30 days of customer contact by PG&E. I understand that PG&E may contact the qualifying product vendor and/or installer, if needed, to verify purchase and/or installation and may provide my name and/or address to complete this verification.

6. I have installed a qualifying product(s) and understand that the energy-efficiency eligibility requirements for each stated product (as defined in the Catalog) determines the rebate amount. The rebate amount cannot exceed the purchase price.

7. I have installed a qualifying new product(s) in accordance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws, building codes, and manufacturer’s specifications.

8. I understand that I cannot receive a rebate for the same product or equipment from more than one California investor-owned utility or third party energy-efficiency program offering rebates, financing or other rebates funded with CPUC Public Goods Charge funds. Products discounted by PG&E at the point of sale are not eligible for additional rebates.

9. THE UTILITY MAKES NO REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY, AND ASSUMES NO LIABILITY WITH RESPECT TO QUALITY, SAFETY, PERFORMANCE, OR OTHER ASPECT OF ANY DESIGN, SYSTEM OR APPLIANCE INSTALLED PURSUANT TO THIS AGREEMENT, AND EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY SUCH REPRESENTATION, WARRANTY OR LIABILITY. I AGREE TO INDEMNIFY PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY, ITS AFFILIATES, SUBSIDIARIES, PARENT COMPANY, OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, AGENTS, AND EMPLOYEES AGAINST ALL LOSS, DAMAGE, EXPENSE, FEES, COSTS AND LIABILITY ARISING FROM ANY MEASURES INSTALLED.

10. If a tenant, I am responsible for obtaining the property owner's permission to install the product for which I am applying for a rebate payment. My signature on this application indicates I have obtained this permission.

11. I understand that PG&E is not responsible for items lost or destroyed in transit through the mail or electronic medium. Original applications will become the property of PG&E.

Section 8 - Terms and Conditions

More ways for your business to save money.Looking for more information on Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s (PG&E) rebates and incentives for your business? Visit www.pge.com/businessrebates to access the latest rebate information, catalogs, and guidance for your next energy efficiency upgrade.

Apply for your rebate online through eRebates at www.pge.com/mybusiness/erebates.Using eRebates is fast, efficient, and provides you step-by-step instructions. With eRebatesyou can check the status of your rebate application, both paper and online submittals.

In addition to rebates, you can find a wide range of tools and resources atwww.pge.com/mybusiness/energysavingsrebates that can help your business save energy, money and help the environment:

• Sign up for PG&E's Automated Benchmarking Service at www.pge.com/benchmarking.Use ENERGY STAR® Portfolio Manager to track and compare your facility's energy performance over time.

• Use PG&E’s audit tools to identify options for saving energy and money at your facility, and get started on developing a comprehensive energy management plan.

• Find a suite of customized incentives for retrofitting outdated, inefficient equipment, as well as incentives to optimize existing equipment through retrocommissioning.

• Explore PG&E's demand response programs that offer incentives for managing your energy use during times of peak demand.

• Check out PG&E’s incentives for solar, wind and fuel cell self-generation equipment, if you’re considering generating your own electricity.

Learn more about these programs, tools and offers at www.pge.com/mybusiness, or contact the Business Customer Service Center at 1-800-468-4743 with questions.

Ready to get started with your next project, and need the help of a contractor? Find localvendors who participate in PG&E's Energy Efficiency Rebate programs atwww.pge.com/tradeprodirectory.

"PG&E" refers to Pacific Gas and Electric Company, a subsidiary of PG&E Corporation. ©2010 Pacific Gas and Electric Company. All rights reserved. These offerings are funded by California utility customers and administered by PG&E under the auspices of the California Public Utilities Commission.PG&E prints its materials with soy-based inks on recycled paper. Rev. April 2010 CMM-0110-0328

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