The PECO incentive program is a program offered by the Philadelphia Electric Company (PECO) to encourage energy efficiency and conservation. The program provides financial incentives and resources to help residential and commercial customers reduce their energy consumption and lower their carbon footprint. PECO offers a range of incentives for various energy-saving measures, including lighting upgrades, HVAC equipment upgrades, insulation improvements, and smart thermostat installations. These incentives can include rebates, grants, and discounts on energy-efficient products and services. PECO also offers energy audits and assessments to help customers identify opportunities for energy savings and provides resources and support to help customers implement energy-efficient measures. This program aims to make energy efficiency more accessible and affordable for customers, ultimately leading to lower energy costs, reduced energy usage, and environmental benefits for the community.

The New Jersey Direct Install Program is an energy efficiency initiative aimed at helping small to medium-sized businesses reduce their energy consumption and costs. The program provides eligible businesses with a free energy assessment and covers up to 70% of the cost of installing energy-efficient upgrades, such as lighting, HVAC systems, and refrigeration. This turnkey solution simplifies the process for businesses to implement energy-saving measures by managing the project from start to finish, including equipment installation and project management. The program is designed to make it easier and more affordable for businesses to enhance their energy efficiency, contributing to the state's overall sustainability goals.