Pacific Northwest Lighting to Go

Contractors installing qualified efficient lighting for any Puget Sound Energy, Seattle City Light and Snohomish County PUD commercial customer can find a list of participating distributors below. These distributors can help you access incentives that may be right for your project.

To access program discounts, contractors completing projects for commercial customers should mention to the distributor that their customer is a commercial Puget Sound Energy, Seattle City Light, or Snohomish County PUD customer. We encourage contractors to work with their distributors to see what options for competitive pricing may be available, and potentially shop around.

• PSE and SnoPUD participating distributor list
• Seattle City Light participating distributor list

If your distributor is not currently participating in the program, please encourage them to contact the program implementer, Energy Solutions, at [email protected] or (503) 914-0008 for more information. Program enrollment is a simple process and can be beneficial for distributors, contractors, and customers.

Participating distributors pass through the discount to the contractor and display the discount appropriately on contractor invoices or sales receipts. The discount will generally be passed through at the point of sale, but in some cases, additional information may be needed (for instance, the correct installation address). The discount will either be provided at the time of sale or as a credit on the contractor’s account.

Participating distributors pass through the discount to the contractor and display the discount appropriately on contractor invoices or sales receipts. The discount will generally be passed through at the point of sale, but in some cases, additional information may be needed (for instance, the correct installation address). The discount will either be provided at the time of sale or as a credit on the contractor’s account.

End-use customers may be aware of the specific discount amount as program rebate tables are published in several locations. Please refer to the most recent program instant discount tables for pass through values. It is highly encouraged that you pass through other midstream discounts as a discount to end-use customers. However, the program does not dictate the final pricing for the Lighting to Go program.

Discounts should be itemized on contractor or customer invoices.

Distributors are required to ensure that customers meet certain criteria before providing a discount. For instance, installation site address must be provided to verify an active electrical service account with Puget Sound Energy, Seattle City Light, or Snohomish County PUD. The process varies by distributor, and we encourage you to work with your distributor to identify the necessary information and documentation.

Midstream discounts should be provided from the distributor to the contractor after tax. Please consult with both your distributor and tax accountant to confirm the appropriate way of handling the midstream discount.

Please encourage your customer to consult with their tax accountant to confirm the appropriate way of handling the midstream discount.

Equipment purchased using the Lighting to Go program is not eligible to receive incentives or rebates through any other utility program.

No. As we navigate recovery during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Program is committed to moving forward with our community. The current Lighting to Go midstream program is available through December 2023. Notice of any program changes will be provided to participating distributors well in advance to ensure sufficient time is available to adjust, and we encourage you to continue to work with your distributor to access available discounts.