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- Small, medium and large businesses are eligible to participate.
- Installations must be approved in advance in order to qualify for incentives. We may pre- and/or post-inspect.
- Our incentives cover upgrades to interior lighting used on a regular basis:
- From 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
- Every day of the work week
- From April 1 to Oct. 31
Choose the Right Lighting
These are the energy-efficient lighting systems that qualify for incentives:
- T8, T5 or T5HO lamps with electronic ballasts
- Premium T8 lamps with high-efficiency electronic ballasts
- Pulse-start lamps and electronic ballasts in metal halide fixtures
- Permanent screw-in (with locking device) compact fluorescents or ceramic metal halides in hardwired fixtures
- New hardwired fixtures, such as fluorescent, ceramic metal halide or compact fluorescent lamps
- Circuited current limiters with electronic ballasts and standard wattage lamps
- Induction lighting
New Lighting Standards Starting in 2012
Starting in 2012, the manufacturing of standard incandescent light bulbs will change.
- 100-watt bulbs will no longer be manufactured starting January 1, 2012
- 75-watt bulbs will no longer be manufactured starting January 1, 2013
- 60- and 40-watt bulbs will no longer be manufactured starting January 1, 2014
A new fluorescent lamp standard will eliminate most T12 lamps and the lowest performing T8s. For common four-foot linear fluorescent lamps, the standard calls for an efficacy of at least 89 lumens per watt (lpw). High-performance T8s (sometimes called super T8s). Visit the Department of Energy for more information on lighting standards.
Lighting Approved Products
This database contains the products that are on the "FPL Approved Product List" and are the only lighting products that qualify for savings.
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