Posts tagged: heat pumps

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Green energy incentives: how the final IRA regulations shaped up

One of the key innovations of the IRA is the introduction of direct pay options for nonprofit organizations, allowing them to receive cash refunds for green energy incentives previously out of reach. In this webinar, green energy tax expert Jerome L. Garciano provided insights into these new regulations and answered pressing questions from attendees.

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Green energy benefits for nonprofits in the Inflation Reduction Act

Passage of the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act created unprecedented green energy benefits and incentives for businesses, individuals, and institutions to invest in electrification, renewables, and efficiency measures—from electric vehicles to EV charging stations to solar PV and more. New with this legislation is the opportunity for nonprofit organizations to get a cash refund for the value of tax credits ordinarily out of their reach.

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New opportunities for Massachusetts ratepayers to reduce emissions

Participating utilities to offer incentives for Massachusetts ratepayers for heat pumps in the transition to electrification.

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MSPCA-Angell Animal Medical Center gets deep energy retrofits

Faced with the prospect of a $2+ million investment in converting their heating system, it would have been easy to justify narrowly defining the project scope in an effort to minimize capital expense. Instead, MSPCA had GreenerU take a holistic look at the medical center’s energy systems and develop a plan for deep energy retrofits that would best serve the facility for the next 50 years.

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ASHRAE publishes top 30 energy-saving design measures to help identify your road to zero

What’s your greatest energy-savings opportunity?

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The race to zero: how higher education is tackling the challenges of carbon neutrality through building efficiency

Truly serious efforts to get to zero recognize that the obligation starts with lowering demand. Buildings alone use 42% of the nation’s energy. Without tackling excessive building energy use, campuses are only going to glance around the target.

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