What if my state or utility has no rebate program?

You very likely still qualify for the federal 179D deduction, and Go Green LED will check for local or electric-cooperative incentives in your area.

Are the rebate amounts shown guaranteed?

No. Programs change and budgets can run out mid-year, so the amounts are a research-based guide. Go Green LED confirms your exact, current rebate for your specific project before you order.

Commercial LED Rebates

Find Every Commercial LED Rebate You Qualify For

Q: Do I have to do the rebate paperwork myself?

No. Go Green LED confirms the program, prepares the documentation, and works directly with your utility so the rebate lands in your account. The service is included when you buy your fixtures from Go Green LED.

Check your state's utility rebates and the federal 179D deduction in seconds. We confirm your exact amount, file the paperwork, and ship DLC-listed fixtures. Your utility sets the rebate amount; we confirm it before you buy.

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LED high bay lighting installed in a commercial warehouse

DLC-listed models, 14 DLC Premium

states & DC programs tracked

$5.94

per sq ft maximum 179D deduction

5-Year

warranty on every fixture

Go Green LED International supplies commercial and industrial LED fixtures from US inventory with a 5-year fixture warranty. Each product page states that model's safety listing, ETL or UL, and its DLC level.

Rebate confirmed before you buy DLC-listed models We file the paperwork Stacks with federal 179D

Your utility sets the rebate, per fixture or per kWh saved. We confirm the amount before you buy and handle the paperwork.

Where is your project?

Your State

Utility or Program

Twenty-five Go Green LED models carry a DLC listing, 14 of them DLC Premium, the level many programs pay the top tier for; the listing for each model is on its product page and spec sheet.

This finder covers commercial and industrial projects. For home or residential rebates, check the ENERGY STAR Rebate Finder or your local utility.

Which LED fixtures qualify for utility rebates?

Most commercial lighting rebate programs in the United States accept only fixtures listed on the DesignLights Consortium (DLC) Qualified Products List, checked by exact model number. Programs usually pay a fixed amount per fixture by type and wattage band (prescriptive) or an amount per first-year kilowatt-hour saved (custom), and the amount is set by the utility, not by DLC. Go Green LED models with a DLC listing include the GGL-UFO12 and GGL-LHB09 high bays (DLC), the GGL-LHB10 linear high bay (DLC Premium), the GGL-WP09 and GGL-WP11F wall packs (DLC Premium), the GGL-AR09 and GGL-AR08 area lights (DLC Premium), the backlit panels and troffers (DLC Premium), the GGL-VT02 vapor tight (4 ft, DLC Premium), the GGL-TCP1515 canopy (DLC 5.1) and the T8 Type A+B, Type B and 8 ft tubes (DLC 5.1). Sources: the DLC QPL and the product spec sheets.

What does DLC Premium mean for a rebate?

DLC Premium is the DesignLights Consortium's higher classification for luminaires and retrofit kits. In DLC's words, Premium products "must meet higher efficacy and lumen maintenance requirements and must also provide a driver ISTMT and information about integral controls." Many utilities pay a higher rebate tier for Premium products because they save more energy over their life; DLC Standard products qualify for the standard tier. DLC finalised its V6.0 requirements on November 3, 2025 and has announced a delisting on December 15, 2026 of products not requalified under V6.0, so check the model's current status on the QPL before filing. Source: designlights.org.

Find your rebates

Select your state above to see the commercial LED rebate programs available to you, plus the federal 179D deduction. Takes about ten seconds.

We confirm your exact amount

Tell us about your project and our team verifies the precise rebate you qualify for today, with a free fixture recommendation. No obligation.

We handle the rest

We prepare the rebate application, coordinate with your utility, and ship DLC-listed fixtures from US inventory. You capture the savings.

We confirm the exact amount

No guessing. We verify the current rebate for your utility and project before you commit a dollar.

We file the paperwork

Applications, documentation, and utility coordination handled for you, start to finish.

DLC-listed models

The DLC level of each Go Green model, Premium or Standard, is on its product page and spec sheet; 14 models carry the Premium listing that pays the top tier in many programs.

Stacks with 179D

Layer utility rebates with the federal 179D deduction (up to $5.94/sq ft, labor standards met) for maximum savings.

How much can I get back from a lighting rebate?

Commercial programs pay either a set amount per fixture, by fixture type and wattage band (prescriptive), or an amount per first-year kilowatt-hour saved (custom). The amount is set by your utility and depends on your state, the program and the fixtures you install. Use the finder above to see what is available, then we confirm your precise number before you buy.

Do I have to do the rebate paperwork myself?

No. We confirm the program, prepare the documentation, and work directly with your utility so the rebate actually lands in your account. That service is included when you buy your fixtures from us.

Are Go Green LED fixtures eligible for rebates?

Most of them. Twenty-five Go Green LED models carry a DLC listing, the qualification almost every utility program requires, and 14 of those are DLC Premium, which typically earns the highest available rebate tier. The listing for each model is on its product page; programs check the exact model number.

Can I combine a utility rebate with the federal 179D tax deduction?

Usually yes. Utility rebates and the Section 179D deduction (up to $5.94 per square foot with labor standards met) generally stack. 179D is closed to projects beginning construction after June 30, 2026. A tax professional confirms your specific 179D eligibility.

What if my state or utility has no program?

You very likely still qualify for the federal 179D deduction, and we will check for local or electric-cooperative incentives in your area. The finder never leaves you without a path to savings.

Are the amounts shown guaranteed?

No. Programs change and budgets can run out mid-year, so treat the amounts as a research-based guide. We confirm your exact, current rebate for your specific project before you order, so there are no surprises.

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Tax Incentive

179D Commercial Building Deduction

The Section 179D Energy Efficient Commercial Building Deduction lets building owners and designers claim $0.59 to $1.19 per square foot at the base rate, scaling with the energy reduction achieved, or up to $5.94 per square foot where prevailing wage and apprenticeship labor standards are met. The 2026 amounts are from IRS Revenue Procedure 2025-32.

Go Green's DLC Premium models (the GGL-AR09 area light, GGL-LHB10 high bay, GGL-WP11F wall pack and the backlit panels among them) run 130 to 170 lumens per watt; each model's listing is on its product page. Combined with utility rebates, the effective cost of your LED retrofit can be significantly reduced.

Up to $5.94/sq ft where labor standards are met

Applies to new construction and retrofits

Stackable with utility rebates and incentives

Closed to projects beginning construction after June 30, 2026

Check Your Eligibility

$5.94

Maximum per square foot

Example: a 50,000 sq ft warehouse that meets the labor standards could qualify for a $297,000 deduction, or $29,500 to $59,500 at the base rate. Construction must have begun on or before June 30, 2026. Confirm your position with a tax professional.

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See your state's programs and the federal 179D deduction, and we confirm your exact amount and handle the paperwork.

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