The Green Business Engagement National Network (GBENN) and Intuit, the maker of Quickbooks, have partnered to help small businesses in four states save energy and money by implementing energy efficiency upgrades so businesses can operate more sustainably.
We are one of the four states that will be offering this national Green Business Grant Program, and for a limited time, rebates up to $1,000 will be awarded to 45 Nevada businesses!
This rebate program will help Nevada businesses reduce utility costs, upgrade current equipment, reduce energy use and emissions, and be recognized for their environmental actions.
Now is a great time to complete energy efficiency or electrification projects that will reduce energy and save money. There are many qualifying projects, including LED lighting upgrades, LED exit signs, electric heat pumps, and more!
To qualify, businesses must:
- Be located in Nevada
- Have under 100 employees and less than or equal to $1M in annual revenue
- Complete projects by May 30, 2025.
- Have one of the following designations:
- Active Nevada Green Business Certification (2021+)
- Expired Nevada Green Business Certification but actively pursuing recertification
- GreenCORE Member
- Enrolled in the Nevada Green Business Program or the GreenCORE Program*
*Your Green Business Advisor will discuss criteria for program enrollment after you register online.
Applications are due by February 21, 2025!
For additional information about Nevada program eligibility or questions regarding green business registration please contact Erica Gallegos at erica.gallegos@wnc.edu.
Disclaimer: This National Green Business Grant Program is a partnership between Intuit and the Green Business Engagement National Network (GBENN). Funding is generously provided by Intuit. Intuit remains committed to supporting programs that help communities make sustainable choices. Intuit applies its unique approach to problem-solving and innovation to create new sustainability solutions for our small business customers, which make up half of the US and global economy.
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