Availability may vary...
We are providing the following information regarding Grants and Rebates we are aware of. There may be far more than we can list here. Please look into your local availability for Specifics to your department / agency may differ.
Metropolitan Water District of Southern California
http://www.bewaterwise.com/water-savings-incentive-program.html
The Water Savings Incentive Program is a collaborative effort between Metropolitan, its 26 public member agencies, and large water-using customers to improve water use efficiency. The water savings potential of individualized projects helps Southern California’s businesses, agriculture, and institutions achieve their efficiency goals. California is a recognized leader in water resource management and the support of water efficient technologies. These efforts encourage economic expansion in the region and improve water supply reliability throughout Metropolitan’s service area.
Funding for this program is limited and submitting an application does not guarantee the customer will receive payment. Incentives will be reserved for projects on a first-come, first-served basis until funding is exhausted.
Note: Program policy requires that both Metropolitan and applicants sign a funding agreement prior to project implementation. Please submit applications well in advance of anticipated project starts to ensure adequate time for project review, data acquisition, and development of contract documents.
Program Overview (497KB .pdf)
Application Package (328KB .pdf)
Application Form (writeable format 596KB .pdf
California Fire Fighter Joint Apprenticeship Committee
http://www.cffjac.org/go/jac/training/
Each year, the Cal-JAC helps California Fire Departments fund and deliver more than a million hours of training and education. In addition to local apprentice training, the Cal-JAC actively seeks ways to develop flexible and effective training resources to meet the challenges facing California’s fire service.
Southern Nevada Water Authority
https://www.snwa.com/business/rebates/
The Water Efficient Technologies (WET) program offers financial incentives to commercial and multifamily property owners who install water-efficient devices and technologies.
Consumptive-use technologies earn a one-time payment of $45 per 1,000 gallons conserved annually or up to 50 percent of the product purchase price (excluding labor and installation), whichever is less.
WET Saves Water
Since 2001, participating businesses in the Water Efficient Technologies program have saved more than 9.3 billion gallons of water.
The Water Authority reserves the right to qualify or exclude any proposed technology. See the program conditions for more information.
Fill out the SNWA Interest Form for Businesses, and a representative will contact you.
EBMUD’s (East Bay Municipal Utility District) Customized water conservation rebates
Rebate amounts are calculated for each proposed conservation measure based on estimated water savings and a current rate of $0.75 cents per billing unit (100 cubic feet or 748 gallons) of water saved. The payback period for each water conservation measure must be two years or more. The actual rebate amount may incorporate an estimated project/measure life expectancy.
Goleta Water District Water Saving Incentive Program (WSIP)
http://www.goletawater.com/rebates-and-incentives/water-saving-incentive-program
The incentive is based on a formula at a rate of $2.50/HCF hundred cubic feet (equal to 748 gallons) for commercial customers and $1.50/HCF hundred cubic feet (equal to 748 gallons) for agriculture customers using both estimated and water savings and shall not exceed 50% of total pre-qualified project costs…