Energy Trust of Oregon Trade Ally Network
Trade allies are an essential part of Energy Trust of Oregon. More than 800 experienced contractors, distributors and other professionals are affiliated with one or more Energy Trust programs. Each program identifies a specialized pool of independent contractors that provide energy efficiency and renewable energy equipment and services to homeowners and businesses. Our Trade Allies bring in up to 80% of the projects for which we provide incentives. They are often the first, last and only representatives of Energy Trust programs to their customers. We have Trade Ally networks serving several markets:
Existing Buildings - contractors, installers, and distributors for energy efficiency products and services in existing commercial buildings
New Buildings - manufacturers, manufacturer’s representatives, distributors, contractors, architects, engineers and retailers of energy efficiency products and services in new commercial construction and major remodels
Home Energy Solutions - contractors and installers for energy efficiency products and services in existing homes and apartments
ENERGY STAR Products - retailers that carry ENERGY STAR® appliances for homes and businesses
ENERGY STAR New Homes - builders and HVAC equipment performance testers of high performance, energy efficient new home construction
ENERGY STAR New Manufactured Homes - retailers that carry ENERGY STAR qualified new manufactured homes
Solar Electric and Solar Water Heating - contractors and installers for photovoltaic and water heating systems in homes and businesses
Small Wind - contractors and installers of small wind turbines for rural home owners, ranchers, farmers, municipalities and other property owners in windy areas.
Program staff contact information for use by existing trade allies.
Energy Trust provides technical assistance and financial incentives but does not develop, sell or install energy systems or equipment. This work is done by independent businesses that are solely responsible for the quality and performance of their installations

