Green Energy Loan Opens and RMI Granted Funds

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June 29th, 2018

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NOW OPEN: Green Energy Loan Program

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Remember back in April when we hosted the Executive Roundtable Series? It was to prepare us for what is to come in the County as we transform it to becoming the most sustainable. 

The Green Energy Loan Program is now OPEN for applicants. On behalf of Sustainable Energy, FSC First serves as the Fund Manager and provides loan guaranty to participating lenders to compel them to provide financing for sustainable energy projects. The loan was created to advance public and private investment in clean energy and other innovative green technologies in Prince George’s County with a maximum loan guaranty of $250,000 with a term not to exceed 20 years.

Eligible Projects:

Eligible projects include, but are not limited to: energy storage, community solar and other distributed energy generation, improve energy and water efficiency in buildings, microgrids, clean transportation, resiliency measures, and more.   The Fund is to be used by the County to help finance Qualifying Projects installed by or on behalf of: county, municipal and other local government organizations; universities and community colleges; 501(c)(3) organizations and similar charitable groups; limited- and moderate-income residents, affordable multifamily building owners, and commercial businesses; and commercial businesses.

To learn more about the Green Energy Loan Program, please visit the program website at https://fscfirst.com/programs/green-energy-loan-program/


RMI Receives Millions for Energy

Utilizing funds from the Exelon/PHI merger, the Maryland Energy Administration recently granted $2M to the Regional Manufacturing Institute (RMI) in an effort to help reduce the cost of implementing energy efficiency in the manufacturing sector. Manufactures being served by Pepco or Delmarva are able to receive up to $20,000 for eligible projects at no cost.

To qualify for RMI’s Energy Efficiency Program, priority will be given to those spending a minimum of $80,000 on electricity and agree to commit to RMI’s energy engagement program. The program is well tested and not time-intensive for company personnel. It provides over $20,000 worth services at no costs, including an energy assessment of your facility, review of your company’s energy management plan; employee energy culture change training for buy-in and participation in RMI’s manufacturing leadership peer group to share best practices. 

To learn more about this opportunity, please visit the view the announcement or visit their website at https://rmiofmaryland.com/

 


Next Workforce Info Session: Monday, July 2nd

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Are you or someone you know interested in a new career in one of the fastest growing industries in the US? To work in competitive careers such as a solar panel installer or renewable energy technician? 

Well, the second information session for the Sustainable Energy Workforce Development Program will be held this upcoming Monday, July, 2, 2018 from 10am-3pm at the Westphalia Training Center located at 9109 Westphalia Road Upper Marlboro, MD 20774.

You just have to have a high school diploma or GED and be 18 years old or older in order to participate for FREE to County residents! To review the requirements and to learn more on how to register please visit the event website or call (301) 546-0964. 

We hope to see many new faces on Monday! 


Check out our Sustainable Energy Programs

Please visit Sustainable Energy Program website to learn more about the County’s clean energy efforts including the TNI Clean Energy Grant Program and Energy Star Certification & Green Leasing Grant Program. 

 


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