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These KCPL energy efficiency programs help reduce operating costs and increase efficiency - necessary for operating any successful businesses - by providing incentives that lower the cost of identifying and purchasing energy efficient equipment for use in your facilities.

 

Equipment eligible for KCPL rebates include high efficiency lighting, air conditioning, heating systems, motors, refrigeration, energy management systems, etc.

        Commercial/Industrial Lighting Energy Audit

A lighting energy audit can help identify ways to improve your facility's lighting energy efficiency. KCPL customers who have a lighting energy audit performed by Weeks Electric are eligible for a rebate that covers up to 50% of the cost of the lighting energy audit. KCPL Rebates are provided once you install energy efficient lighting equipment that is recommended by the KCPL lighting energy Audit Report.

 

       Commercial/Industrial Lighting Energy Rebate Programs

KCPL provides rebates when you purchase high efficiency lighting equipment for your facilities. Not only do you receive monetary incentives from them toward purchases, but you also lower your energy costs. There are three KCPL rebate programs designed to fit your needs:
 
 

KCPL Energy Audit Services

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KC’s electric efficiency gets $24 million boost
By LYNN HORSLEY and STEVE EVERLY
 
Kansas City will receive $24 million in stimulus funds to try to turn the urban core into a national model for electrical delivery and efficiency, city officials said Tuesday.
 
The federal stimulus money will be combined with $24 million in private investment from Kansas City Power & Light and its energy partners to create a “smart grid” demonstration project, which many see as the future of the electric industry.
 
The five-year research project will explore how to upgrade the central city’s electrical system and to help residential and commercial customers save energy and money.
 
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President Obama:

 

   There's some areas, like for example clean energy, that has huge potential. Every building all across the United States probably could use some retrofitting to make it much more energy efficient. Doing that one thing could put hundreds of thousands of people back to work.