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Category Archives: Energy Incentives & Rebates
SRECs: Solar Renewable Energy Credits
An SREC is a Solar Renewable Energy Certificate (or credit), and is a type of Renewable Energy Certificate (also known as “Green Tag”). Tweet
Commercial and Manufacturing Tax Incentives for Energy Efficiency
Tax incentives for businesses can help defray the costs of improving a business’s energy efficiency or of manufacturing energy efficient appliances. This page seeks to present a general overview of the credits and deductions available to businesses to reduce the … Continue reading
Energy Savings Goals
In support of the nation working toward greater energy independence and a cleaner environment, the Building Technologies Program (BTP) embraces the strategic goal of significantly improving the energy efficiency of new and existing buildings to reduce national energy demand. Tweet
Update on Recent State and Utility Solar Water Heating Incentives
Let’s face it. Incentives help make the case for solar technologies, whether it’s solar water heating systems or solar electric. Tweet
Is Anaerobic Digestion The Ideal Sustainable Technology?
Between three and five terawatt-hours of energy could be supplied by anaerobic digestion by 2020, according to the Government’s new Anaerobic Digestion Strategy and Action Plan. Tweet
Hybrid Cars Tax Credit 2011!!
Before we discuss the hybrid cars tax credit 2011, let us back up a bit on the energy policy of the United States in the recent years. President George W. Bush signed the Energy Policy Act of 2005, which considerably … Continue reading
Overlooked Tax Deduction for Energy Efficiency Projects
Leaving money on the table is never a good thing in business. It is however common practice for companies, landlords and others involved in Green Energy Projects. In short the owners of buildings simply are not taking advantage of the Energy Policy … Continue reading
Racing for Cleantech Jobs: Why America Needs an Energy Education Strategy
In the aftermath of the Great Recession, the United States faces serious questions about the future of its economy and jobs market. Where will the good jobs of the future come from, how do we prepare the American workforce, and … Continue reading
