Resources
FirstEnergy Pennsylvania electric companies' energy efficiency programs offers businesses the opportunity to save energy in several areas such as: agriculture, appliances and electronics, commercial lighting, HVAC, HVAC controls, refrigeration, food service, facility audit incentives, outdoor/street lighting and custom equipment/processes; customer equipment program includes, but not limited to, Combined Heat & Power (CHP) systems, solar projects and Waste Energy Recovery (WER) projects. Below you'll find a few of the handy tools for calculating the annual energy, annual financial savings and incentive rebates.
Don't see a tool right for your energy efficiency project? Please contact us today at 844-323-6399 or CIFirstEnergyPA@franklinenergy.com.
Fact Sheets
- Agricultural Sell Sheet
- Appliance & Electronics Sell Sheet
- Commercial Lighting Sell Sheet
- Commercial Lighting Instant Discount Fact Sheet
- Custom Equipment Sell Sheet
- HVAC Instant Discount Fact Sheet
- Food Service Instant Discount Fact Sheet
- Program Overview
- Midstream Sell Sheet
- Program Brochure
- Solar Photovoltaic Program Fact Sheet
- Compressed Air Sell Sheet
- Lighting LTO Fact Sheet
- Solar LTO Fact Sheet
- Custom LTO Fact Sheet
- 180-Day Look Back Leave Behind
- Quick Reference Card
OTHER RESOURCES
Videos
Real Estate Webinar
Franklin Energy is the designated program implementer for commercial and industrial energy efficiency programs for FirstEnergy's Pennsylvania electric companies. This website is maintained by Franklin Energy.
The costs of energy efficiency programs are recovered through customer rates in accordance with PA Act 129 of 2008. For a complete list of commercial, industrial, residential, and low-income energy efficiency programs, please visit energysavePA.com.
By participating in these energy efficiency and peak demand reduction programs, customers agree to allow their utility to retain ownership of all Capacity Rights which refers to the demand reduction associated with any energy efficiency and peak demand reduction measure for which incentives were provided by the Company. Your utility will aggregate these energy efficiency demand reduction attributes into the PJM capacity market with proceeds being used to offset the program costs. PA customers who have existing contracts with third party demand response service providers that were executed before June 1, 2021 (i.e., the start of Phase IV of Act 129 EE&C), have the option of retaining the PJM capacity rights associated with EE&C projects when participating in FirstEnergy PA Act 129 energy efficiency and peak demand reduction programs.
Phone: 844-323-6399 Email: CIFirstEnergyPA@franklinenergy.com