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FlexPeak Management: Enroll through EnerNOC Interior Light Load Reduction $0.05/sq. ft.-$0.15/sq. ft. (based on % below code) Exterior Light Load Reduction: $200/kW below code Daylight Photo Controls: $15/sensor controlling over 200 watts Ocupancy Sensors: $25/sensor Exit Signs: $7.50/sign HVAC: $50/ton Additional Unit HVAC: $25/ton Chillers: $20/ton Reflective Roof Treatment: $0.05/sq. ft. Efficient Windows: $0.50/sq. ft. Energy Management System: $0.30/sq. ft. Demand Control Ventilation: $0.50/cu. ft./minute Variable Speed Drives: $60/hp

Lighting: system designs that are at least 10 percent better than code minimum. Exit signs must draw less than four watts per sign. Reflective Roof Treatment: total initial solar reflectivity of at least 0.70 and an emissivity of 0.75 or more. Product or coating must be in buildings with central air conditioning and with roofs pitched less than 4 in 12. Windows: National Fenestration Rating Council certified to meet a U-factor of 0.30 or less and a Solar Heat Gain Coefficient of 0.30 or less. Demand Control Ventilation: HVAC systems must provide at least 1,500 CFM and serve areas with variable occupant loading. For systems that use carbon dioxide sensors to automatically adjust outside air flow based on occupancy levels. Variable Speed Drives: for fans, pumps and other motors with 5-250 horsepower operating at least 2,000 hours per year. The variable speed drive must be installed in accordance with IEEE Standard 519.

Idaho Power offers incentives for its commercial and industrial customers in Idaho and Oregon to install new equipment above code in their facilities. They provide rebates for lighting equipment and controls, HVAC equipment and controls, building shell measures, and energy control/ventilation equipment. Incentives are designed to average about half the additional cost of energy-efficiency investments. This program is for Idaho Power commercial or industrial customers on rate Schedule 7 (Small General Service, Small Commercial), Schedule 9 (Large General Service, Large Commercial), or Schedule 19 (Large Power Service). Only projects that are part of a new building, an expansion to an existing building, or a major renovation can qualify. All Building Efficiency final applications must be submitted within 60 days of project completion.