The Grower's Rebate program is a type of energy rebate that is specifically designed to incentivize the use of energy-efficient grow lights in agricultural and horticultural applications.

Energy-efficient grow lights use technologies such as LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) and HIDs (High-Intensity Discharge) to provide high-quality light while using less energy than traditional lighting sources such as fluorescent or incandescent bulbs. By upgrading to energy-efficient grow lights, growers can save on energy costs and reduce their carbon footprint.

The Grower's Rebate program typically provides a financial incentive, such as a rebate or tax credit, to growers who install eligible energy-efficient grow lights in their agricultural or horticultural operations. The program may also provide educational resources and technical assistance to help growers select and install the most appropriate lighting systems for their specific needs.

To qualify for the Grower's Rebate program, growers typically need to meet certain eligibility criteria, such as operating a commercial agricultural or horticultural operation, using a certain minimum amount of energy, or installing specific types of energy-efficient lighting equipment.

Overall, the Grower's Rebate program is a valuable resource for growers who are looking to reduce their energy costs and improve the sustainability of their operations through the use of energy-efficient lighting technology.