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Colorado K-12 Schools Program # Colorado K-12 Schools Program **Energy Management Assistance Program** The Energy Management Assistance Program (EMAP)is designed to help Colorado K12 school districts improve building performance and comfort, and lower energy (and water) use and costs through a customized energy management plan. For more information and an outline of EMAP’s steps, please read the EMAP Standards for Success.
**Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency for Schools (REEES)** HB09-1312 created the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency for Schools (REEES) loan program administered by the Colorado Energy Office (CEO). The program was later amended by SB14-202. The program provides school districts with loans for renewable energy projects and energy efficiency projects if they are unable to secure private sector financing.
To apply for a loan, a school district must receive approval from its board of education and have a team dedicated to the project. Applications are submitted to the CEO and must meet specific standards for the project facility. The CEO then recommends awards and loan amounts to the State Treasurer.
Pursuant to the passage of SB14-202, the State Board of Education has filed a notice of rulemaking to update the REEES rules. The rulemaking hearing on the Rules Governing the REEES program is set for November 12 at 2:30 p. m.
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us. Energy Performance Contracting may also be a viable option for schools. If you have questions regarding any of the EMAP, EPC, or REEES program or would like to get involved please contact the Energy Efficiency Program Manager.
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