Project developers
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To many businesses and nonprofits, “energy efficiency” means replacing light bulbs. That’s a great start, but most can benefit from deeper energy retrofits. This is where project developers can step in.
Project developers often:
- Perform energy assessments
- Help customers develop an energy savings plan
- Assist with applications for financing, rebates and certifications
Project developers are not required to have a Contractors State License Board (CSLB) license, but those who do can also enroll as contractors.
Utility implementers are natural project developers
Any measure that qualifies for an investor-owned utility rebate or incentive program is eligible, so utility implementers are a natural fit as project developers.
Questions?
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Who can enroll as a project developer?
- Energy consultants
- Nonprofits
- Utility implementers
- Local governments
- Engineering firms
- Equipment distributors
- Individuals and organizations who meet the eligibility requirements