Arizona · Utility Programs

Your rebate depends on your meter,
not your city.

Three utilities and a handful of districts and co-ops carry commercial lighting incentives in Arizona, and their boundaries cut straight through city limits. Two buildings on the same street in Phoenix can sit in different programs, with different money and different deadlines.

SRP Registered Trade Ally — we file through the Trade Ally portal
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Who serves your building

In the Valley, APS and SRP territories are interleaved address by address. Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Peoria, Avondale and Phoenix itself all contain both.

So we don't guess from the city name. Send us the service address or a recent bill and we'll confirm the utility off the meter, tell you which program applies, and tell you what's funded before anyone talks about fixtures.

SRP
Salt River Project
Business Solutions — Standard, Custom, Small Business, New Construction

Serves large parts of Tempe, Mesa, Scottsdale, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Peoria, Avondale, Phoenix, Fountain Hills, Paradise Valley, Queen Creek, Apache Junction, Guadalupe and Tolleson.

  • $0.25–$0.35 per reduced watt on interior LED; $0.15 per reduced watt on exterior
  • $0.15/W controlled for occupancy & daylight controls; $0.25–$0.40/W for networked controls
  • Capped at 100% of project cost; $300,000 per customer per year. FY27 runs May 1, 2026 – April 30, 2027
  • We are a registered Trade Ally and file through the portal
FY27 program open
APS
Arizona Public Service
Solutions for Business

Serves much of Phoenix proper plus Buckeye, Goodyear, Surprise, Prescott, Flagstaff, Yuma and large parts of Glendale, Peoria and Avondale.

  • Standard lighting retrofit: up to 75% of incremental project cost
  • Applications go through APS or a registered Trade Ally
  • Final applications due November 15, 5 p.m. of the program year
  • APS opens a waitlist once final applications reach the annual budget — filing early is the whole game
Annual budget — file early
TEP / UES
Tucson Electric Power · UniSource Energy Services
Commercial energy efficiency programs

TEP serves Tucson and the surrounding metro. UniSource, its affiliate, serves Lake Havasu City, Nogales, Safford and parts of Mohave and Santa Cruz counties.

  • TEP Commercial Program: up to $215 per LED fixture, plus a custom track
  • Separate program rules and forms from APS and SRP
  • Southern Arizona projects are quoted against this track
Confirm current funding at quote

Program structures and funding availability change through the year, and every utility reserves the right to close a track once its budget is committed. We verify status at the time we quote — not from a page we wrote months ago.

Territory

Where our Arizona service cities land

A starting point, not a determination. Anywhere marked split, the answer genuinely depends on the address.

CityLikely utilityNotes
TempeSRPPredominantly SRP
MesaSRPPredominantly SRP; City of Mesa serves some areas
ScottsdaleSRPPredominantly SRP
PhoenixSplitBoth APS and SRP serve large areas — check the meter
ChandlerSplitMostly SRP, APS in parts
GilbertSplitMostly SRP, APS in parts
GlendaleSplitAPS and SRP both present
PeoriaSplitAPS and SRP both present
AvondaleSplitAPS and SRP both present
GoodyearAPSPredominantly APS
BuckeyeAPSPredominantly APS
SurpriseAPSPredominantly APS
PrescottAPSPredominantly APS
FlagstaffAPSPredominantly APS
YumaAPSPredominantly APS
TucsonTEPTucson Electric Power
Lake Havasu CityUESUniSource Energy Services
Sierra VistaSSVECSulphur Springs Valley Electric Co-op
Casa GrandeVerifyElectrical district and APS areas — confirm by address
MaricopaVerifyElectrical district territory — confirm by address
San Tan ValleyVerifyDistrict and SRP areas — confirm by address

Co-ops and electrical districts run their own incentive programs, and several run none at all. Where a site falls outside APS, SRP, TEP or UES we tell you that up front rather than quoting a rebate that isn't there.

One address, one answer

Tell us where the building is.

We'll confirm the utility, the program, what it pays on your fixture types, and whether the money is available right now. No obligation, and no fixture talk until that part is settled.

Program details reflect published utility information and are verified at quote. Utility names and program names are trademarks of their owners. EnergyScout · An HHH Building Services Company · Highland, Utah