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MS-18-CC-230 · ENERGY STAR
4.9(159)Above average≈ $694 a year to run
$2,780
$1,834 back$946 after
Solutions: EE & Electrification
One place to make sense of the growing number of devices and programs.
Marketplaces and electrification advisors that turn browsing into program participation, with the rebate taken at checkout instead of chased afterward.
From browsing to participation
Buy the device, shift the load, adopt the rate, enroll the equipment.
Every program runs on customers saying yes, again and again, and a purchase is usually the first yes. So the marketplace does the piecing-together for them: product discovery, incentive matching, and program enrollment in one flow, with every recommendation run through the rate engine against their own usage and tariff. A customer lands, answers a few questions, and leaves with a device and its rebate in three to five interactions. This is that marketplace with a fraction of its catalog. Pick a rate, filter the shelf, and open anything on it.
Electrification marketplace
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Up to $3,000 back on a heat pump through the electrification rebate and the federal credit.
Matched to every product below. Nothing to look up.
Biggest rebate
DH-36-VS-230 · ENERGY STAR
4.8(64)Premium≈ $1,503 a year to run
$6,460
$2,938 back$3,522 after
IC-36-5Z
4.8(52)Above average≈ $98 a year to run
$2,340
$300 back$2,040 after
L2-40-NEMA · ENERGY STAR
4.7(418)Average price
$549
$500 back$49 after
MS-12-CC-230 · ENERGY STAR
4.7(212)Above average≈ $482 a year to run
$2,150
$1,645 back$505 after
Illustrative catalog: five generic products, three generic incentive programs, and running costs priced on the five rate shapes from the comparison on the Rate Engine page. In production the shelf carries your programs against live retailer catalogs, with prices, stock, and reviews refreshed from the retailers daily rather than from a review system of your own that starts at zero. Eligibility is checked against your customer records, the instant rebate is a single-use code redeemed at the retailer’s checkout, and every recommendation runs through the rate engine against the customer’s own interval data.
Finding the right program is harder than qualifying for it.
Your customers are electrifying with EVs, heat pumps, induction, and batteries, and every purchase is a decision they're ill-equipped to make.
Meanwhile your EE and electrification programs each sit on their own page, built by different vendors in different years, and participation depends on customers piecing them together themselves.
A path fixes that: a few questions about the home and what the customer wants from it, the devices that fit, the incentive each one carries, and the program behind it, three to five interactions from landing to a rebate at the retailer's checkout. Eligibility is checked against your records rather than asserted by the customer, and someone who applies after the purchase can see where the rebate stands without calling.
Questions customers arrive with
- Which rebate applies here?
- Can I stack my state’s tax credit with this program?
- What happens to my winter bill if I enroll in this program?
- Does my panel need an upgrade first?
- Where is the rebate I applied for?
Relevant partner story
Energy Action Guide
A rebate marketplace that evolved into the way 5.5 million Californians decide their next energy move, built with PG&E across six phases.
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Solutions to customer engagement
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EE & Electrification
One place to make sense of the devices, rebates, and programs a customer has to choose between.
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Rate Engine & Billing
Customers won't choose a rate they don't understand. Education, comparison, and enrollment, computed from real interval data.
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Grid Participation
DR, VPP, and managed-charging experiences that customers understand, enroll in, and stick with.