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Rather than the "all-on or all-off" approach used in more traditional motors and equipment, variable frequency drives only require the amount of energy necessary to run at the time, providing a more moderated use of power. Eligibility and required documentation Commercial rebates are available to all LG&E and KU electric commercial customers who contribute to Demand Side Management as part of their monthly bill. Businesses must operate for a minimum of 1,800 hours annually. Equipment must have been purchased on or after April 1, 2008. All VFD sizes are eligible for a rebate. In no case will LG&E and KU pay an incentive above the actual cost of the new equipment. Apply Now By phone: 800-356-5467 Online: Sign in to My Account Be sure to have your account number and tax ID or social security number handy. 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