With 30 solar panels, the system is designed to generate 100% of their electricity needs and allow them to save 27% every month on their energy bills that they will invest back into their mission and community programs. They will also avoid emitting 549,500 lbs of CO2 emissions over the system’s lifetime.
Hart County Schools partnered with CMTA to implement a Guaranteed Energy Savings Contract aimed at modernizing infrastructure, reducing energy consumption, and generating substantial utility cost savings for the district—all while improving the learning environment.
The purpose of the grant is to support disadvantaged communities needing environmental health improvements. The planned resiliency hub will address said issues, serving as a central location for fitness programs, cultural workshops, and a safe space from air pollution during wildfire events, and more.
The city of Chiloquin was awarded $16 million to build a state-of-the-art community resilience hub and municipal center.
Everything’s Connected in Presidio: Building Climate Resiliency through Green Infrastructure and Reducing Pollution through Traffic Mitigation at the International Bridge Crossing” aims to prevent extreme heat and flooding, reduce pollution, and create a cooling center as a place of refuge during heat emergencies. The project focuses on climate resilience and pollution reduction through the use of green infrastructure, nature-based solutions, and technology.
Transitioning the City's fleet to electric vehicles is part of the municipal climate action plan, which seeks to help achieve the targets of New York State's Climate Law.
New library construction including geothermal HVAC
City of Atlanta purchased 10 electric vehicles and plans to use the filing to support their zero emissions vehicle plans and goals. Using the momentum from the 2023 filings, the City plans to file for significant returns for 2024 projects.