A more energy efficient solution for construction Santa Monica, CA is set to become the first city to approve an ordinance that requires new residential construction in the city to be zero-net energy (ZNE). This means that the project would have to generate enough renewable energy to cover the energy used from the power utility […]
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Kentucky has recently passed EPAD (Energy Project Assessment Districts). EPAD allows businesses to finance energy efficiency and renewable energy improvements through assessment added to the property tax bill. Kentucky has now enabled legislation for EPAD projects and is now one of the 35 states to have approved this form of financing. EPAD Loans EPAD loans can
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New York utility Consolidated Edison will offer nearly $1,000 per kilowatt per year for assets used to shed electrical load in Queens and Brooklyn in an effort to delay construction of a $1.2 billion substation. The auction for Con Edison’s Brooklyn Queens Demand Management project ran in late July to provide relief for the 2017
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After months of planning, researching, and discussion, EnergyLink is expanding to Denver, Colorado! Personnel of EnergyLink have already been working in the Denver and Colorado areas getting everything ready for the official start date at the new office on August 1st. With the expansion into Colorado, specifically Denver, EnergyLink has its eyes set on helping
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It can be very difficult for businesses to determine the correct plan to attack their personal energy efficient improvement projects. This is where EnergyLink comes in and can offer top-of-the-line, industry expertise. We will give you non-biased energy solutions that cater to your business to ensure your goals are reached at a price that’s right
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The Clean Power Plan sets achievable standards to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 32% from 2005 levels by 2030. By setting these goals and enabling states to create tailored plans to meet, Obama’s plan has focused around protecting the health of American families, boosting the economy, and saving the average American family money. Missouri’s Plan
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