small business rebates available for a limited time only
The Green Business Engagement National Network (GBENN) and Intuit, the maker of Quickbooks, partnered with BRING and other green business programs across the country to help small businesses save energy and money through energy-efficiency upgrades.
Through the Green Business Grant program, participating Oregon businesses received rebates of up to $1,500 to complete projects that reduced energy use, lowered operating costs, and supported more sustainable business practices. Projects included LED lighting upgrades, HVAC improvements, refrigeration upgrades, electrification projects, and other energy-saving measures.
BRING’s Rethink Business program helped local businesses identify eligible projects, access grant funding, and leverage additional utility incentives where available. Together, participating businesses made meaningful investments in energy efficiency while reducing their environmental impact and ongoing utility costs.
The program is now complete. View the Green Business Grant results and impact here.
To qualify, businesses must:
- Be located in Oregon
- Be under 100 employees or less and have less than or equal to $3.5M revenue annually
- Meet requirements of their local green business program. Lane County businesses complete the Rethink Business Ambassador certification tier.
- Complete projects by May 26, 2026.
- Be willing to have their impact story featured nationally.
Ready to start saving energy and money? Join hundreds of businesses nationwide. Applications are now closed.
This National Energy Efficiency 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.
