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Utility Incentive Project Management

We manage the paperwork that gets projects approved

Property qualification, utility territory verification, documentation, incentive paperwork, installation tracking, and final reporting - the parts of an incentive project where mistakes cost approvals.

The real bottleneck

The equipment is the easy part. The program is where projects stall.

Utility incentive programs are worth pursuing, but they run on documentation. A missing form, an unverified territory, or incomplete installation records can delay approval or cost the incentive entirely. For an owner or a management team already stretched thin, that administrative load is the reason good projects never happen.

We carry that load. From confirming whether your property sits in Oncor or AEP Texas territory through the final closeout package, we manage the qualification and paperwork so the project moves and the incentive lands.

What's included

End-to-end incentive management

  • Property qualification
  • Utility territory verification
  • Documentation and program paperwork support
  • Incentive paperwork coordination
  • Installation tracking
  • Final reporting and closeout

How it works

A documented path to a clean closeout

Incentive projects follow our six-step process, with documentation captured at every stage. See the full process.

  1. 1

    Property Review

    We review property age, unit count, utility territory, and current equipment to see what fits.

  2. 2

    Onsite Inspection

    We inspect sample units, verify thermostat and equipment type, and collect basic documentation.

  3. 3

    Program Approval

    We coordinate the required information and confirm eligibility with the program.

  4. 4

    Scheduling & Resident Communication

    We provide resident notices and coordinate with your onsite staff.

  5. 5

    Installation & Tracking

    The project team completes approved work while Sequera Solutions tracks progress, documents each unit, and manages issue resolution.

  6. 6

    Final Reporting

    We organize the required documentation for closeout.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which utilities do you work with?
We work within the Oncor and AEP Texas energy-efficiency programs, which cover most of the Dallas-Fort Worth metro and much of North, Central, West, and South Texas. The first step is always confirming which territory your property is in, because that determines the program.
Are you affiliated with the utilities?
No. Sequera Solutions is an independent service provider. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Oncor, AEP Texas, or any utility. We work within their published programs on behalf of property owners and managers.
What does 'incentive management' actually cover?
Everything between deciding to do a project and closing it out: qualification, utility territory verification, documentation, incentive paperwork, installation tracking, and final reporting. It's the administrative and coordination work that decides whether a project gets approved and paid.
Why do program details change every year?
Utilities set program budgets, eligible measures, and incentive levels by program year, and funds can run out before year-end. That's why we verify eligibility and incentives against the current program rather than assuming last year's terms still apply.

See if your property qualifies

Tell us your property address and unit count. We'll confirm your utility territory, review eligibility, and recommend the right starting point - with no obligation.