There are plenty of opportunities for multifamily property owners or managers to reduce costs while maintaining tenants' comfort. As energy and water bills rise, tenants put pressure on owners as they demand more comfortable units. OUC's Multifamily Efficiency Program (MFEP) is specifically designed to assist multifamily property owners improve energy and water efficiency in their communities while leveraging our rebates.
Here's how it works:
Before work begins, please contact our Conservation Support team at ConservationSupport@ouc.com or 407-434-2256. We can assist with reviewing our rebate requirements and any questions you have about the application process. Rebate applications must be submitted within six months of the project completion date.
We can also assist with the steps to submit your rebate application.
Step 1
If you are a Landlord, Contractor or Builder applying for a rebate at a property that is not active in your name, you will need an Applicant Number before beginning the rebate process.
Step 2
Once you have the applicant number, you will need to register an account.
Step 3
Already have an Applicant Number and registered an account?
Communities That Have Participated in MFEP
The Canopy Apartment VillasThe Canopy Apartment Villas obtained over $280,000 in rebates for energy and water efficiency improvements made in 2022. The improvements included installation of heat pump water heaters and A/C systems, upgraded ceiling insulation and duct repairs, and WaterSense certified toilets. The rebates provided helped recoup nearly 10% of the project cost.
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Sawgrass ApartmentsSawgrass Apartments has obtained nearly $50,000 in rebates to help their residents conserve energy and water. As a result of their efforts, they were presented with the inaugural Multifamily Energy & Water Efficiency Excellence Award at the Apartment Association of Greater Orlando’s annual Golden Key Awards gala.
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Amelia CourtAmelia Court at Creative Village received nearly $190,000 in rebates for the energy-saving equipment they elected to install when the property was built. More than half was awarded for installation of heat pump water heaters which save residents on their water heating consumption. In addition, the community installed 15-16 SEER heat pump air conditioning systems which help residents conserve during the summer and the winter. Overall, we estimate the customer savings per apartment is $300 annually as compared to a standard, new apartment with building code minimum efficiency equipment.
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