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Energy Efficiency – Interreligious Eco-Justice Network Energy Efficiency Toolkit Energy Efficiency Toolkit According to Dr. Katharine Hayhoe, 60% of the U.S.’s carbon emissions could be eliminated through energy efficiency ALONE. Fortunately, we live in CT and have access to great energy efficiency programs through Energize CT, a program run by Eversoure and United Illuminating and funded by the rate payers.
IREJN is assisting houses of worship in the efforts to reduce their energy usage by participating in the Small Business Energy Advantage program, a free energy audit and assessment for small businesses, including houses of worship, and by holding a Home Energy Solutions (HES) weatherization campaign, a designed to help residents reduce their energy usage and save money on energy costs!
To help you in your HES campaign, we have created an Energy Efficiency Toolkit.
It consists of the following documents from Energize CT: HES and HES-Income eligible brochure HES-Income Eligible application 1 page case study for HES-Income eligible 1 page case study for Heat Pump Energize CT Mobile Van Flyer The toolkit also consists of the following documents from IREJN: Energy Efficiency Fact Sheet To request your toolkit, please e-mail Terri at terri@irejn.
org with the number of people in your congregation and your goals for participation. IREJN Energy Efficiency Small Grant Program This year, IREJN will award fifteen (15) $1,000 small grants to help houses of worship offset energy efficiency measures at their house of worship. Priority will be given to houses of worship in distressed municipalities or environmental justice communities.
Ten grants are available for houses of worship anywhere in Connecticut and five grants are available for houses of worship in the Community Foundation of Eastern CT’s service area of 22 towns. Grant applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
Requirements for Small Grant program: Complete Small Business Energy Advantage program and undertake energy efficiency measures Host a information session for three houses of worship in the community to spread the word Materials for weatherization campaign and speaker for information session will be provided by IREJN.
Home Energy Assessment Competition Between Houses of Worship Promote energy efficiency by running a weatherization campaign for members’ homes through the Home Energy Solution program with Energize CT. Help our members achieve measurable savings on energy bills and carbon emissions, while improving comfort and indoor air quality. Achievement levels (percentage of total households participating).
Level 1 = 20%, Level 2 = 50%, Level 3 = 80% IREJN Certificate of Recognition (and bragging rights) Registration begins February 2024 (or join when you can) through Fall 2024. Recognition ceremony at the IREJN annual meeting January 2025. IREJN will provide the competition toolkit to inspire & then track households.
** These tools are easily adaptable for your House of Worship. To find out more, please contact Terri Eickel at terri@irejn. org
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Houses of worship in Connecticut. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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IREJN Energy Efficiency Small Grant is funded by Interreligious Eco-Justice Network (IREJN). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Connecticut. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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