Rooftop HVAC
Screen suite-level packaged equipment and qualifying efficiency work using a unit-by-unit inventory.
Who we serve / Austin & San Antonio
Plan retail energy rebate projects in Austin and San Antonio. Review shopping-center rooftop HVAC, lighting, and tenant improvement opportunities.

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Start with your building
Retail efficiency projects need a clear line between shopping-center systems and each tenant’s space. We help owners, center managers, and retailers review rooftop equipment, lighting, and planned improvements without losing track of that responsibility. A consistent inventory across suites can reveal where replacements should be coordinated and where separate projects make more sense. Share tenant hours, account arrangements, and upcoming vacancies at the start. We then screen the proposed work against Austin Energy or CPS Energy offerings and plan the assessment around trading hours and property access.
Your utility confirms eligibility, approved measures, incentive amounts, and funding. Review requirements before purchasing or installing equipment.
Where to look for improvements
Start with these opportunities for retail properties and shopping centers. The program pages below cover the broader measure lists and utility requirements.
Screen suite-level packaged equipment and qualifying efficiency work using a unit-by-unit inventory.
Review sales-floor, back-of-house, common-area, and site lighting under the appropriate meter and project scope.
Consider relevant envelope measures alongside scheduled roof work or storefront upgrades.
Match the property to the program
Choose the program serving your electric account. An Austin or San Antonio mailing address alone does not establish eligibility.
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Austin Energy commercial offerings ↗CPS Energy Commercial Solutions ↗Plan around your people
A useful scope accounts for access, equipment, and the people who use the property each day.
List suite numbers, account holders, equipment responsibilities, and the party authorized to approve changes.
Plan equipment surveys with center management and document rooftop unit labels before replacement decisions are final.
Identify access windows for sales areas, service corridors, and parking areas as part of the proposed work plan.
Questions from property teams
Several properties or suites can be reviewed together, but account ownership and program rules determine how scopes and applications should be separated.
Payment arrangements depend on the utility’s requirements and the account holder’s authorization. Establish the landlord, tenant, and contractor responsibilities before relying on an incentive.
Yes. Include fixture types, quantities, ownership, and meter information. The relevant exterior-lighting requirements determine whether the proposed change qualifies.
Let’s look at your property
Share your address and the improvements you’re considering. We’ll follow up to review the electric utility, equipment, and program fit.
Whether you’re planning one replacement or a coordinated project across several buildings, start before you purchase or install.
Useful reading for your project
Practical guidance for owners, managers, and facilities teams considering energy conservation improvements.
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