(626) 473-2093

WISE@lincus.com

(626) 473-2093

WISE@lincus.com

Attain Financial Incentives & Rebates

Participation to SW WISE Program is very easy with dedicated experts here to assist you reach your energy-efficiency goals. Lincus will work with your team to select the most appropriate project path, either Deemed or Custom.

Custom Measure and Incentive Details

This Program offering also includes customized individual component improvements (pumps, mixers, etc.),
component controls, system optimization measures (sequencing, reservoir level optimizations, etc.), and
process optimization (ammonia-based aeration controls, process changes, etc.).

Key W/WW measures eligible for custom incentives include:

Note: Incentive Caps at 50% the eligible project cost for Overhauls, Controls and Optimization Measures and 100% the Incremental Measure Cost for Equipment Upgrades

Deemed Measure and Rebate Details

The SW WISE Program provides financial rebates to offset the cost of replacing or upgrading to high-efficiency equipment. Water/Wastewater pumping customers that install eligible, “prescriptive” energy-efficiency measures (energy-saving technology) are eligible for a pre-determined rebate for each measure installed if they meet all Program requirements.

Customers wishing to receive rebates must submit a project application through the rebate offering process for installation of eligible energy-efficiency measure(s). The program cycle began January 1, 2023 and ends on December 31, 2027. Applications are accepted throughout the program cycle. Rebates can only be paid for measures installed within the program enrollment cycle.

The following deemed measures are available as part of the Program.

Demand Measure Chart

Deemed Measure Qualification Criteria

Pump Replacement Projects Qualifying Criteria

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The data requirements to apply for the rebate are simple. The Customer or Trade ally must supply supporting documentation that includes the following:

  • Service account ID (SAID)
  • Total units of incentivized equipment
  • Pump model number
  • Pump manufacturer
  • Pump rated efficiency (PEI)
  • Pump Type
  • Pump motor horsepower (hp)
  • Pump control strategy
  • Pump operating hours and possible seasonal fluctuations
  • Building Type (Agricultural, Municipal, Commercial)

The following documents are acceptable as supporting documentation for the program:

  • Invoices of the purchase.
  • Commissioning reports.
  • Geotagged and Time Stamped Photographs.
  • Specifications sheet of the equipment.
  • Most recent electric bill of the service account.
  • Operating hours from SCADA.

VFD on Irrigation New Pump Projects Qualifying Criteria

VFD on Irrigation New Pump Projects Qualifying Criteria

The data requirements to apply for the rebate are simple. The Customer or Trade ally must supply supporting documentation that includes the following:

  • Quantity of VFDs
  • Type of pump (well and/or booster)
  • Manufacturer make/models of VFD
  • Horsepower rating of motor(s) and VFD(s)
  • Capacity of pump (GPM)
  • Service Account ID (SAID)
  • Annual operating hours of pump
  • Irrigation end-point type
  • Acreage of field to be serviced by pump
  • Crop types being served
  • Overall Plant Efficiency (OPE)

The following documents are acceptable as supporting documentation for the program:

  • Invoices of the purchase.
  • Commissioning reports.
  • Geotagged and Stamped time Photographs.
  • Controls diagrams.
  • Specifications sheet of the equipment.
  • Most recent electric bill of the service account.
  • Operating hours from SCADA.

Pipe and Fitting Insulation Qualifying Criteria

The data requirements to apply for the rebate are simple. The Customer or Trade ally must supply supporting documentation that includes the following to ensure that the appropriate incentives, savings, and cost effectiveness values are applied for each application.

The data requirements to apply for the rebate are simple. The Customer or Trade ally must supply supporting documentation that includes the following to ensure that the appropriate incentives, savings, and cost effectiveness values are applied for each application.

  • Insulation Manufacturer and Model Number
  • Insulation Material Type
  • Insulation Material K-value rating
  • Insulation Thickness (Inches)
  • Pipe Diameter (Inches)
  • Hours of Operation
  • Building Location (Indoor or Outdoor)
  • Building Type (Agricultural, Industrial, Commercial, Multifamily)

The following documents are acceptable as supporting documentation for the program:

  • Manufacturer Specification sheet of the equipment.
  • Invoice of the purchase.
  • Geotagged and Time Stamped Photographs (preferred in .jpg format)
    • Pre-Installation bare pipe
    • Post-Installation pipe insulation
    • Heater/Boiler and piping system
    • Nameplate of existing heater/boiler
    • Discharge pressure gauge reading of heater/boiler, if applicable
    • Height of bare pipes to be insulated from the floor.
    • Insulation covering for pipes outside and exposed to weather elements.
  • Customer Attestation stating that the measure is not new construction, new addition, or retrofit.

Tank Insulation Qualifying Criteria

Tank Insulation Qualifying Criteria

The data requirements to apply for the rebate are simple. The Customer or Trade ally must supply supporting documentation that includes the following to ensure that the appropriate incentives, savings, and cost effectiveness values are applied for each application.

  • Site ID (E.g. Site Address)
  • Quantity per site (Sq. Ft)
  • Measure equipment ID (E.g. Serial number)
  • Insulation Model Number
  • Insulation Manufacturer
  • Insulation material k-value and R-value rating
  • Insulation Thickness (1 or 2 inches)
  • Process Temperature (medium: 120-170 deg F or High: 170-200 deg F)
  • Annual Hours of Operation (Low usage: 0-3,744 hours, or High usage: 3,745-8,760 hours)
  • Building Type (Agricultural, Industrial, Commercial, Multifamily)

The following documents are acceptable as supporting documentation for the program:

  • Manufacturer Specification sheet of the equipment.
  • Invoice of the purchase.
  • Geotagged and Time Stamped Photographs (preferred in .jpg format)
    • Pre-Installation – uninsulated hot water tank
    • Post-Installation – insulated hot water tank
    • Heater/Boiler location
    • Insulation covering, i.e., aluminum sheet metal cladding or PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) cladding, for hot water tanks located outside and exposed to weather elements if applicable.
    • Water tank monitor displaying the process temperature.
    • Water heater’s nameplate showing the fuel type as gas or equipment specifications.

Data records/logs listing the site’s current normal annual operating hours.

Download the Statewide WISE Project Application here and submit the application via email to WISE@lincus.com.

 

(626) 473-2093

WISE@lincus.com

The program is available in Southern California Edison Company (SCE®), Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E®), Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas®), and San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E®) service areas. SCE, on behalf of itself, PG&E, SoCalGas, and SDG&E, has contracted with Lincus Inc. (Lincus®) to design and implement an energy efficiency program and to deliver the resulting energy and demand savings to SCE. Lincus’ program is a statewide program for qualifying Water/Wastewater Pumping customers. Customers receive services and/or compensation directly, or indirectly, from Lincus based on individual agreements between the customer and Lincus or Lincus’ subcontractors (Customer Implementer Agreement). SCE is not a party to, or a guarantor of, the Customer Implementer Agreement. SCE has no contractual obligation, directly or indirectly, to the customer. SCE is not liable for any actions or inactions of Lincus, Lincus’ subcontractors, or any program Trade Allies.

None of the investor-owned utilities (IOU’s) recommend, endorse, qualify, guarantee or make any representations or warranties regarding the services, work, quality, financial stability or performance of Lincus, Lincus’ subcontractors, or any program Trade Allies, or any service listed on Lincus’ website or provided, directly or indirectly, by Lincus. Prior to entering into a Customer Implementer Agreement, customers should thoroughly review the terms and conditions of such Customer Implementer Agreement so they are fully informed of their rights and obligations under the Customer Implementer Agreement, and should perform their own research and due diligence, and obtain multiple bids or quotes when seeking a contractor to perform work of any type. Lincus is responsible for meeting their contractual obligations to SCE. If Lincus fails to meet their contractual obligations to SCE under their agreement with SCE, SCE may have the right to terminate the agreement between SCE and Lincus.

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