FEC values its relationships with trade allies. We encourage suppliers, contractors and installers to: have a good knowledge of FEC programs, install eligible equipment in accordance with FEC specifications and actively promote FEC's energy-efficiency programs. To help us assure our customers that they will receive a quality installation with good customer service, we are developing a list of registered trade allies who do work under FEC’s programs.
| Contacts: | Phone | Fax | |
| David Bopp | 751-5291 | 751-4413 | |
| Diane Robertson | 751-1875 | 751-4413 |
Residential:
Ductless Heat Pump Pre-Approval/Approval Form (Submit to FEC)
Air Source Heat Pump: BPA Form (Submit to BPA); FEC Rebate Form (Submit to FEC)
Ground Source Heat Pump: BPA Form (Submit to BPA); FEC Rebate Form (Submit to FEC)
Commercial:
Ductless Heat Pump Form (Submit to FEC)
Ductless Heat Pump Specification Sheet
As a registered Trade Ally, you will have the following support from FEC to gain a competitive advantage in a challenging marketplace:
By promoting FEC energy-efficiency programs and eligible equipment, your sales can increase and your customers will benefit from FEC rebates and loans.
Becoming a registered Trade Ally involves a few simple steps. Apply today to receive the benefits from being a FEC registered Trade Ally.
All Trade Allies:
Ductless Heat Pump Installers:
Going Ductless Certification
Certification from manufacturer(s)
Air Source Heat Pump Installers:
PTCS Certification
Signed agreement with BPA
Ground Source Heat Pump Installers:
IGSHPA Certification
PTCS Certification
Signed agreement with BPA
Recommended for all Trade Allies:
BPI Certification
Once your company meets the applicable requirements; your company information will be listed upon the next Trade Ally List revision.
Our requirements are simple:
Performance and eligibility requirements vary by program. Additionally, requirements are updated periodically. Be sure to read and understand the applicable Weatherization Specifications/PTCS Specifications/Ductless Specifications and to provide your field staff with the applicable requirements and installation criteria.
Additional Resources: This is a list of code and building science resources with schematics for more durable and healthier residential energy efficiency retrofits.
Updated: Friday, April 13, 2012