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Update on federal funding for clean energy tax credits

Federal incentives have been offered to many energy-efficiency, electrification, and renewable energy projects in the past few years. This article provides timely insight into what is happening to these clean energy tax credits in different versions of federal legislation.

Financing energy projects

Understanding the ins and outs of financing energy projects is not everyone's strength. But getting more familiar with the different, sometimes creative ways you can help your institution figure out how to pay for efficiency and renewables could make a difference. This presentation was designed to help you develop more familiarity with the terms, the pros, the cons, and the contingencies to make conversations with your institution's CFO go more smoothly.

Energy-saving projects move Brandeis toward climate neutrality

“We are now doing capital planning more intentionally than ever, and sustainability has become a default factor in those projects.” —Mary Fischer, manager of sustainability programs

A $368,000 utility incentive helps Dean College overhaul lighting

In Franklin, Mass., Dean College cements its 19th-century legacy with sustainable 21st-century technology. A $368,000 utility incentive from National Grid and zero-interest payment plan GreenerU negotiated paved the way. It’s a campus-wide lighting redesign that pays for itself.

University of New Haven sees $100,000 in annual energy savings ahead

Question: What do you get when you combine a green bank, a utility provider, an energy solutions provider, and a university? The answer: modernized HVAC and lighting controls, reduced greenhouse gas emissions, and substantial annual energy savings.

GreenerU helps School of Visual Arts slay a climate control dragon

Thanks to $62,000 in utility incentives and a number of improvements, the climate is under control at 133 W 21st Street.

Boston College: cheesesteak subs and cutting carbon calories

80,000 Screaming Eagles sold per year. 714 calories per sandwich. 14,300 students on campus. $63,445 in utility incentives. And $121,000 in annual energy savings, thanks to cutting carbon through ventilation improvements at one of Boston College’s busiest dining halls.

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