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CHP Energy Solutions and Loudoun Habitat for Humanity teamed up last spring to enhance five Habitat homes in Middleburg, VA. From energy-efficient HVAC systems to rooftop solar panels, these upgrades will improve comfort and lower utility costs for years to come. Learn more about these energy-efficient upgrades:

With energy efficiency playing an important role in decarbonization, resiliency and overall sustainability, it was good to read about Ontario's just announced new and expanded energy efficiency programs and the investment being made over the next decade. https://lnkd.in/gqczBvfB

The Ontario Energy Association supports the government's plan to invest in Energy Efficiency and Demand Side Management programs. These initiatives both save consumers money and held build a sustainable grid that is able to meet tomorrow's energy needs. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gmMcJTpw

It's Wattsmart Wednesday! Today, we shine a spotlight on Rocky Mountain Power's Wattsmart Business New Construction and Major Renovations Program, as featured on Salt Lake City's Fox13 news segment. Did you know? Utah Clean Energy's new energy-efficient, zero-emissions building received support from this program. The total incentive Utah Clean Energy received from RMP was $19,508.26! From solar panels to heat pumps, battery storage, and more, Wattsmart helps businesses and residential customers reduce their carbon footprint and save money on their next project, big or small. https://bit.ly/3LL7y78 #EnergyEfficiency #Sustainability #WattsmartWednesday

Have you ever wondered how your building project can tap into the power of community to not only meet sustainability goals but also foster local goodwill? Let me share a rewarding experience we had recently with community energy projects in the UK. In one of our projects, we collaborated with local stakeholders to harness shared renewable resources. The process began with identifying key community partners—local councils, energy co-ops, and residents who were passionate about renewable energy. We then organized a series of workshops to gather input and align our objectives, ensuring everyone had a voice. The real magic happened when we collectively decided on installing a community-owned solar panel array. Not only did this provide clean energy for the building, but excess power was fed back into the grid, benefiting the wider community. To replicate this, I recommend starting with a stakeholder map to understand local interests and potential partners. Engage in open dialogues to build trust and co-create solutions. This approach doesn't just make your project greener; it roots it in the community, creating a win-win scenario that resonates with everyone involved. Have you considered the potential of community energy in your projects? The benefits might surprise you.         https://lnkd.in/dM-Z439n

Today you can learn about solving one of the greatest puzzles in commercial solar: the split incentive problem that plagues multi-tenant properties. Today, on the Clean Power Hour, I bring you John Witchel, CEO and founder of King Energy which is helping non owner occupied facilities go solar and helping tenants who don't own their commercial building, reduce energy costs and embrace the benefits of going solar. John shares his insights on how King Energy is transforming this landscape by implementing third-party ownership models that benefit both landlords and tenants. By renting roof space and installing solar systems, they are unlocking significant renewable energy potential while providing cost savings to tenants who have traditionally been excluded from solar benefits. John and I dive into the complexities of this space, discussing how King Energy is making a difference across 12 leading U.S. markets from California to New York, Illinois and Colorado. For #solar professionals, property managers, and innovators in sustainability, this is a must-listen. Tor "Solar Fred" Valenza Sean White ✅ Key takeaways: -Why third-party-occupied properties are an untapped goldmine. -The unique model King Energy employs to overcome financial and logistical barriers. -Tips for entering this exciting, high-potential market. Listen now to learn how innovative approaches can drive the adoption of clean energy and create a more sustainable future for all. https://lnkd.in/gQAMM6-5 #CleanEnergy #SolarInnovation #CommercialRealEstate #Sustainability

From significant utility savings to boosting your property value and enhancing your sustainability efforts, going solar is a savvy business move. ☀️ Explore rooftop leases and Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) tailored for your state—whether you're in NY, CT, MA, or PA. Learn more in our latest blog post: https://hubs.ly/Q02ZdqZY0

Ontario's recently announced Home Renovation Savings Program, the province’s newly expanded energy efficiency program, sets the stage for the transition to a cleaner and lower cost energy system for everyone. The new program will provide up to three times more funding to support Ontarians in reducing their energy use, and switching to alternatives, such as heat pumps, solar and storage. It will also support local initiatives that can help defer the need for new infrastructure and reduce costs for all customers. We look forward to seeing Ontario move faster in improving energy efficiency, reducing emissions and helping customers. Take a look at the new Home Renovation Savings Program here: https://lnkd.in/dBd8CHVx Read more about our Energy program, and our work on many of these issues, here: https://lnkd.in/gYH6NrnR

Did you know residential and commercial buildings account for about 74% of the nation’s electricity use and about 33% of US greenhouse gas emissions? Because of this, the U.S. economy is accelerating towards many sustainable & efficient energy solutions within the housing industry. We spoke with Justin Witty, Director of Energy Development, to gain insights into these new advancements and explore the current state of the energy industry. Check out the interview here: https://lnkd.in/eWVv67dt

The Massachusetts Energy Efficiency Advisory Council has proposed a three-year, $5 billion energy efficiency plan, with an emphasis on widespread heat pump installation to transition residential utility customers from gas to electric-based heating. In Rhode Island as in Massachusetts, transitioning to a clean energy system requires transformation at every level, from renewable power generation to electrification and weatherization at the individual customer level. State regulators and advisory groups like the Rhode Island Energy Efficiency Council have a key role in pushing the large scale transformations that will be required to meet our 2050 net-zero climate mandate.