Energy Opportunity Assessment
Most commercial and industrial buildings have money on the table and no obvious way to reach it. Utilities fund some of it, some of it funds itself, and some of it is not worth doing at your size. This tells you which is which.
A utility rep can only tell you about their own program. This shows what your utility, a lender and your own budget can each fund, and it says plainly when a route is closed to you and why.
Four questions, no email required to see the answer. It covers Idaho, Oregon and Washington, and it reads from the same sourced program registry I use on client work, so a closed round cannot be advertised here.
Looking for a compliance deadline rather than funding? The compliance assessment covers Washington and Oregon Building Performance Standards: who is covered, by when, and what the exposure is.
General guidance based on published program terms and utility tariffs. Program rules change and eligibility is decided by the administrator, so confirm before committing to a project. This is not legal or professional advice.