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Residential Construction Grants PGW EnergySense offers builders and developers in Philadelphia financial incentives for new single-family residential construction projects built to a higher standard of energy efficiency than required by code.
Residential Construction Grants are available for qualifying single-family and multi-family homes that use natural gas provided by PGW for both space and water heating and meet high-efficiency standards through energy modeling.
Receive generous financial incentives for approved homes on a per-unit basis Demonstrate a commitment to the construction of high-quality, energy-efficient new construction Energy-efficient HERS rated homes on average sell for higher prices when compared to unrated homes.
Learn more from Freddie Mac’s analysis of energy-efficient homes rated between 2013 and 2017: Energy Efficiency: Value Added to Properties and Loan Performance Building developers with single family residential new construction, multi-family buildings, or gut rehabilitation projects in Philadelphia Projects must receive firm rate and have single fuel natural gas heat Eligible projects are defined as: New single-family construction projects where a licensed professional architect or engineer is preparing and certifying building plans.
A single-family house is one that may be fully detached, semi-detached, a row house, or a townhome. A multi-family building with residential units where natural gas space and water heating systems are being replaced or redesigned, and where the renovations trigger Energy Code compliance.
Gut rehabilitation projects in single-family homes where at least two building systems are being replaced or redesigned, and where the renovations trigger Energy Code compliance.
For a dwelling that is attached to other homes to be considered a single-family house, it must: Be separated from adjacent housing units or commercial spaces by a ground-to-roof wall; Have no housing units, commercial spaces, or common spaces above or below; Be directly accessible from the outdoors without using a space shared by another housing unit or commercial space; and Be supplied with space and water heating by its own individual mechanical systems.
Participation Requirements & Benefits: To participate, homebuilders must fill out and return an acknowledgment form and complete the following steps: Single Family Acknowledgement Form Multifamily Acknowledgement Form Build an eligible single-family home. Achieve 15% savings, at minimum, beyond energy code requirements ( 2015 International Energy Conservation Code ).
Carry and Maintain in effect insurance of the types and in the amounts that a prudent vendor in the industry would carry, including general liability insurance coverage of at least $1,000,000. If requested by the program, furnish a certificate of insurance evidencing commercial general liability, automobile liability, and workers’ compensation and employer liability policies.
Obtain a Home Energy Rating from a certified Home Energy Rating System (“HERS”) rater and submit the HERS Rating to the Program within 90 days of completed HERS Rating. HERS Ratings and other project information must be submitted by uploading required documentation to a password-protected online portal. Participating Homebuilders should contact a program representative Make homes available for quality assurance inspections.
Residential New Construction Grants ≥15% more efficient than 2015 IECC; HERS rating completed Multifamily New Construction Grants > 15% efficient than 2015 IECC; HERS rating completed *Buildings that use natural gas for space heating and domestic hot water will earn $550 per unit, and buildings that use natural gas solely for space heating will earn $375 per unit. Do you have an upcoming new construction project?
Contact the program to get started! EnergySense rebates are available from 09/01/2024 – 08/31/2027 . Rebates are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis according to the date your application is received, and are subject to available funds.
Residential Construction Grant Funds Remaining Percentage of Funds Used: 63% Rebates are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis and are subject to available funds. PGW reserves the right to change and/or end any portion of this program without notice. Rebates are only available for premises served by PGW Firm natural gas rates.
Please be informed that rebate check processing is currently delayed. Our team is actively working to finalize and process all pending rebates as quickly as possible. We appreciate your patience and understanding during this time.
If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact our support team at (855) 749-7658. Updates to PGW EnergySense Programs! ENERGY STAR Certified Smart Thermostats Instant Rebates for ENERGY STAR Certified Smart Thermostats Login to verify your PGW account information and receive instant rebates up to $70 on the purchase of qualifying smart thermostats.
Choose from ENERGY STAR Certified Ecobee, Honeywell, or Nest models!
New Residential Equipment Rebate Amounts for Qualified Customers New Affordable EnergySense incentives amounts are available for Qualified Customers* who install eligible residential equipment on or after 9/1/2021: Natural Gas Furnace, 95% AFUE – $700 Natural Gas Boiler, 94% AFUE – $1,225 Natural Gas Combination Boiler, 94% AFUE – $1,800 ENERGY STAR ® Certified Tankless Water Heater – $625 All Residential Equipment Rebates—including the new Affordable EnergySense incentives—are available through 8/31/2023.
Rebates are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis according to the date that applications are received, and are subject to available funds. * To qualify for Affordable EnergySense incentives, within the last year customers must have enrolled in PGW’s CRP program, received a UESF grant, or received a LIHEAP grant and assigned it to PGW.
Incentives for Comprehensive Energy Efficiency Projects PGW rewards comprehensive designs in commercial and multifamily energy efficiency projects! Comprehensive projects can qualify for rebates up to $50,000. ** Combine rebates for residential and commercial equipment in a single, simple, application process.
** Incentives across all projects are capped at $150,000 per customer per year. Commercial Equipment Rebates Commercial Hot Water Heater Commercial Boiler Outdoor Reset Controls
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Building developers with single-family residential new construction, multi-family buildings, or gut rehabilitation projects in Philadelphia are eligible. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $375 - $550 per unit. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Residential Construction Grant Program are due August 31, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Residential Construction Grant Program is funded by PGW EnergySense (Philadelphia Gas Works). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Small Business Direct Loans is sponsored by Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development. This program provides competitively-selected direct loans at fixed interest rates to empower small businesses and real estate development projects with demonstrated community value and need. Eligible uses of funds include acquiring, constructing, or rehabilitating real estate.
Introducing circular economy models in the construction sector, from buildings to city scale is sponsored by European Commission — Horizon Europe. Expected Outcome: Project results are expected to contribute to all of the following expected outcomes: Measurable increase in the number of tools and solutions at district or city level that are supporting the application of circular economy models by public and private stakeholders active in the construction sector; Measurable reduction of material use and an increase of reuse and recycling in the construction sector as a result of the introduction of new and replicable business models; Measurable reduction in the energy and other resources use and the whole life-cycle GHG emissions of buildings [1] and building stock (residential and non-residential) by introducing circular economy activities at building, district and city level. Scope: Applying circularity principles in the construction sector at building, district and city level can reduce the whole life-cycle GHG emissions and support more efficient resource use of the building stock, and help deliver climate-neutral, smart and circular cities, and a more sustainable built environment. To achieve this, there is a need for tools, solutions and associated business models with market potential that facilitate the adoption of inclusive circular construction economy models, as well as a more efficient use of buildings, ultimately reducing the need to extract raw materials. Proposals are expected to address all of the following: Develop and demonstrate tools and solutions at district or city level to support the introduction of circularity principles in the construction sector, and quantify their impacts (for example: urban mining; reuse and recycling of construction products and materials and other resources, use of secondary biobased materials; building’s innovative, accessible and adaptive design, renovation, and repurposing of buildings in line with waste prevention and circular economy principles). Develop and demonstrate solutions for the diagnosis and performance characterisation of used construction products and demolition waste, in terms of their condition and potential reuse, and to create inventories of reclaimed products and materials, as well as appropriate business models including marketplace tools with components and material banks. Develop and demonstrate whole life-cycle GHG emissions inventories of buildings to support decision-making and public actions in line with the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) recast. Contribute to reducing regulatory barriers and developing standards, where relevant. Ensure the integration of different value chains, active involvement of all relevant construction sector stakeholders, policy-makers and the people impacted by the solutions developed, including SMEs, building owners, local authorities and civil society. Demonstrate the proposed tools and solutions in at least three cities, each from a different Member State or Associated Country, including with a view to showcase potential for large scale cross-border re-use of construction materials and products. The cities must participate as beneficiaries. At least one of the three cities must be one of the 112 cities participating in the EU Mission on Climate-Neutral and Smart Cities. Given its focus on circularity, this topic contributes to the implementation of the Cities Mission, the New European Bauhaus (NEB), the European Partnership on 'People-centric Sustainable Built Environment' (B4P), and the EU Circular Cities and Regions Initiative (CCRI). Projects are encouraged to engage in clustering activities with other relevant Horizon Europe projects that share a common theme and address similar issues, and/or are connected to the aforementioned initiatives. This approach aims to promote synergies and complementarities. To this end, proposals should include a dedicated task, allocate appropriate resources, and develop a plan for collaboration with relevant projects, partners, and initiatives. Moreover, proposals are expected to ensure that their dissemination and Programme areas: Horizon Europe (HORIZON), Global Challenges and European Industrial Competitiveness, Climate, Energy and Mobility Keywords: Architecture, smart buildings, smart cities, urban engineering, Building design, Circular economy, Civil engineering, Low/nearly zero &-energy positive buildings, circular economy, climate change mitigation, construction sector, decarbonisation, urban planning
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