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Download the following documents for information about our incentive program:

Program Overview

• HVAC Project Information Form (pdf)

Application Form

• Cool Choice Energy-Efficient HVAC Systems (pdf)

Additional Information

High-Efficiency Unitary Equipment Specifications
National Grid, along with the other program sponsors, works with the Consortium for Energy Efficiency’s (CEE) High-Efficiency Commercial Air Conditioning and Heat Pump Initiative (HECAC) to promote high-efficiency specifications and quality installation of unitary air conditioning and heat pump equipment. We promote the use of CEE’s Tier 2, one of three minimum-performance tiers, for qualifying equipment through the Massachusetts Cool Choice program.

CEE also maintains a directory of ARI verified, energy-efficient residential and small commercial HVAC equipment. This directory catalogues thousands of HVAC systems that are 65,000 btu/h or less and that meet CEE's specification levels. To view this directory, go to CEE Directory of ARI Verified Equipment*. For larger qualifying CEE products, please use the Air-Conditioning & Refrigeration Institute's Online Directory*.

CEE is assessing energy savings potential for commercial boilers. Please consult the Gas Programs* portion of CEE's website for additional information on this exploratory effort.

Other HVAC-Related Resources
• Consumer information on Light Commercial HVAC can be found on the ENERGY STAR website. Please visit their Light Commercial Heating & Cooling* section.
• Information regarding upcoming federal minimums for Unitary equipment can be found on the Department of Energy—Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy website in their Appliances and Commercial Equipment Standards* section.
• The Department of Energy—Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy website also provides a cost calculator on their website. Go to Energy Cost Calculator for Commercial Unitary Air Conditioner*.
• In 2003, the California Energy Commission released the Small Commercial HVAC Design Guide* (pdf).

For more information, contact your Energy Solutions Services Office.

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