An Overview of LED: A review of the available rebate programs is Southern California. An explanation of why the product works and how its able to generate tremendous savings, as well as the many other benefits of LED.

1. Time is Money - How to take
advantage of LED in your life.
A presentation written and delivered by
Alexander Minn

2. A Little bit about Alex
Graduated fromAugsburg College with a BA
in Business and Economics.
Over a decade of experience in sales and
operational management.
Sold 1st Company KWT(Kids withTools)
Services LLC in 2010 at the Age of 19

3. Your path to energy efficiency

4. Why lighting ?

5. FREE $$$ MONEY $$$
1. Riverside Public Utilities
2. LADWP
3. SC Edison
4. Anaheim Public Utilities
5. SDGE
LED-Trade Ally
1. US Federal Government
2. The State of California
3. Energy Upgrade
California
Solar
30-100% covered by Uncle Sam

6. !!!REBATES !!!
Different types of !!! FREE $$$ MONEY $$$!!!
Here in Southern California we have two options to apply for lighting
incentives, either by “Performance-Based” or “Prescriptive-Based”,
depending on your project.
Performance-Based Incentives are quantified by energy savings (kW or kWh)
Prescriptive-Based incentives are determined by fixed amount per item
purchased.

7. !!!REBATES!!!
How to get your FREE $$$ MONEY $$$!!!
1. SUBMIT INCENTIVE PROGRAM APPLICATION PACKAGE
2. PRE-INSTALLATION INSPECTION
3. PROJECT IS INSTALLED AND PAIDWITHIN 60 DAYS
4. POST-INSTALLATION INSPECTION
5. FINAL REVIEW BY UTILITY COMPANY AND INCENTIVE CHECK ISSUED

8. On Bill Financing = No Money No Problem

9. A new technology built for
SAVINGSEnergy efficiency
• LED lamps will virtually pay for themselves because of their energy-saving qualities. While LEDs do cost slightly more up
front than for an incandescent bulb, LEDs require over 80% less energy to operate and emit the same amount of light.The
price difference will pay off in the first few utility bills and will continue to save your bottom line over time.
Labor savings
• By implementing LEDs in the lighting fixtures in your facility, the amount of payroll hours and cost spent on relamping
light fixtures will be reduced. For example, if you calculate the payroll cost to relamp a fixture at $0.50 to $1.00 per bulb
depending on if using a ladder is required to complete the task and factor in that an average LED can last about 25 times
longer than an average halogen bulb, that means you could save $12.50 to $25 of payroll cost for every LED bulb you
purchase.
• Bonus tip: Ladder injuries are the seventh most commonOSHA jobsite safety violation. Every time a worker uses a ladder
to change a light fixture, there is the potential risk of injury. LEDs can minimize this risk by reducing that necessity to
relamp fixtures as frequently.
Disposal costs
• Not only do CFLs cost your facility more to operate, but they also cost more to dispose of. CFLs must be recycled in
specially designed containers.The price of these containers includes a hazmat disposal fee.The price of this fee can vary
depending on your location, but it is an additional expense that can become costly. Failure to dispose of CFLs properly
puts your facility at risk of fines and endangers environmental and public health. In contrast, LED bulbs can be recycled
normally and without an expensive container, which saves your facility money.

10. Industry Standard ROI of 28
months.
Tubes Canopy lightsBlubs Parking lights

12. “Everyone can afford to save money on energy”
Email: aminn@scsenergysolutions.com
Cell: 310-902-1885
Work: 949-305-2922
www. scsenergysolutions.com
Hot rebate areas
1. Los Angeles .24 cents
2. Anaheim .15 cents
3. Riverside .10 cents