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Multifamily Tenant Equipment

Save up to 50% on energy-efficient appliances for apartments and condominiums.

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Choosing ENERGY STAR® certified appliances is an effective way for property owners and tenants to save on energy costs without sacrificing performance. Whether replacing existing equipment or outfitting a new space, BGE offers financial incentives that make it cost-effective to choose high-efficiency models that’ll lower energy costs over the lifetime of the products.

Get financial incentives to cover up to 50% of the cost of energy-efficient appliances and equipment for individual units in multifamily housing, including apartment buildings and condominiums. The following types of appliances can qualify for incentives:

  • Air Purifiers
  • Clothes Dryers
  • Clothes Washers
  • Dehumidifiers
  • HVAC Systems
  • Hybrid Heat Pump Water Heaters
  • Pool Pumps
  • Refrigerators

Who Is Eligible

Anyone from renters and condominium owners to building owners, property managers and landlords can take advantage of these incentives for purchasing eligible energy-efficient appliances and equipment. However, which rebate application you need to complete and submit depends on who the BGE electric account holder is and whether the account is a commercial or residential account.

How You Can Participate

Getting Started

Questions? Check out our Energy Solutions for Business FAQs, call 410.290.1202 or email Business@BGESmartEnergy.com.

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