Building Operator Certification (BOC) Level 1                                 Training Notification Form

Incentive Details
In order for and Applicant to be eligible for the BOC Incentive Program, the Applicant must complete this pre-application form and have been approved by Linn County REC for the Program prior to BOC course commencement.

Building Operator Certificate is a nationally recognized, competency-based training and certification program for building operators and facility managers.  Topics covered include facility electrical and lighting systems, HVAC, indoor air quality, sustainability, and energy conservation.  Classroom instruction is combined with hands-on projects using the students' own facilities, so that experience is relevant and practical.

Tuition Incentive:           $700 per student (Limited to 2 students per year)

Reimbursement will be issued after successful completion of BOC Level 1 Training (Certificate required from MEEA)

Eligibility:                        Available to Linn County REC members with facilities ≥ 50,000 sq. ft. and consumes ≥ 1,000,000 kWh annually


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Training Certificate of Completion from MEEA can be e-mailed to rebates@linncountyrec.com once received.

Terms and Conditions - Commercial Custom Incentive Application

General Terms and Conditions

 

Account holder hereby certifies that:
(1) The account holder is solely responsible for the accuracy of the application information.
(2) All rules of Corridor Energy Cooperative’s energy efficiency program have been followed.
(3) Corridor Energy Cooperative will not be liable for any work performed or guarantee energy/cost savings.
(4) Account is in good standing. 
(5) Any equipment installed must be new.
(6) Corridor Energy Cooperative reserves the right to extend, modify (including incentive levels) or terminate this Program at any time without prior or further notice. The Member is responsible for checking with the Utility to determine whether the program has been changed or is still in effect.
(7) Corridor Energy Cooperative reserves the right to inspect and equipment and verifies sales transactions.
(8) Rebates shall be pro-rated based on the percent of power supplied by Corridor Energy Cooperative if the member has distributed generation, CEC may hold rebate up to 12-months for verification. 
(9) Applications and required documents must be submitted within three (3) months of the install/purchase date (based on member's invoice or receipt date) and are subject to 2026 rebate eligibility if received after December 31, 2025.  By signing accepting below, you are agreeing to all terms of this rebate application.

(10) Energy use of equipment meeting Iowa Energy Code requirements, Federal standards or generally accepted industry standards may be used to determine baseline usage. Corridor Energy Cooperative may assign different baselines than those provided and adjust estimates accordingly.  In some cases, if equipment is retired solely for the efficiency gains (early retirement), the existing equipment can be used as a baseline.

(11) Using industry-accepted engineering algorithms or simulation models, calculate the electric savings by estimating the energy use of both the existing (baseline conditions) and proposed equipment based on the current operation of the facility. Include appropriate documentation of sources and any assumptions used in the calculations. Technical support for savings calculations is available upon request. Corridor Energy Cooperative may conduct a pre-and/or post-inspection, which could include data logging.

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