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Find similar grantsSJ-PSE&G Partnership Program to Support Energy Efficiency in School Facilities is sponsored by Sustainable Jersey for Schools / PSE&G. Eligible school districts receive free technical assistance for energy efficiency in school facilities, empowering them to manage energy use and leverage PSE&G's energy efficiency programs and incentives.
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SJ-PSE&G Energy Efficiency Partnership Program - Sustainable Jersey Free technical assistance, resources and funding for municipalities to prioritize energy efficiency in their buildings and help residents and local businesses do the same! The Program application period is now closed. Access Online Application If you have questions or interest in joining, please reach out to Leanne McGowan, Energy Program Manager, at mcgowale@tcnj.
edu or 609-771-2063. Earn Certification points with the following related Energy Actions : Residential Energy Efficiency Outreach * Commercial Energy Efficiency Outreach * Energy Assistance Outreach * Energy Efficiency for Municipal Facilities Energy Tracking & Management * These actions count towards an Energy Gold Star Learn more about Technical Assistance for Energy Efficiency in School Facilities and apply on a rolling basis here .
Interested in the EmPowered Schools program? Learn more . The Sustainable Jersey-PSE&G Partnership Program empowers municipalities, schools, residents and businesses to better manage energy use and leverage PSE&G’s high impact, cost-effective-energy-efficiency programs and incentives.
Increasing energy efficiency for local businesses, residents, and government and school facilities provides economic, environmental, community and health benefits. The New Jersey Clean Energy Act became law in 2018 and set ambitious energy reduction targets. The law identified New Jersey’s public utilities as the entities that would be responsible for implementing many key energy efficiency programs.
Thanks to generous support from PSE&G, Sustainable Jersey is able to help eligible municipalities and K-12 public school districts, as well as residents and small businesses take advantage of these lucrative programs. The Partnership Program was established to change the fact that only a small percent of New Jersey homes and small businesses have taken steps to make their buildings more energy efficient.
The Program’s technical assistance, resources and flexible funding options were designed to maximize success in achieving energy efficiency and cost-saving goals. Residential Energy Efficiency Outreach Campaign Commercial Energy Efficiency Outreach Campaign Technical Assistance for Energy Efficiency in Municipal Facilities For a detailed overview of this opportunity, view the Information Packet below.
Customized Website for Local Energy Efficiency Outreach Campaigns: Professional Video Featuring your Community: Free, Customized Resources to Share with Residents and Business Owners: Direct Mailing to residents and small business owners promoting the campaign and PSE&G’s Residential and Business Energy Efficiency Programs.
Signage and Outreach Tools for events, including a street banner, vertical banner, table runner, white board, program flyers, and PSE&G giveaways. Irvington Community Event Municipalities served 100% by PSE&G for electricity and natural gas are eligible to apply. View Eligible Municipalities An Informational webinar was held previously to provide an overview of the Sustainable Jersey-PSE&G Partnership Program.
The Partnership Program is open to eligible municipalities served 100% by PSE&G. View Webinar Recording View Presentation A template for the required application resolution is provided below. Contact Leanne McGowan, Energy Program Manager, at mcgowale@tcnj.
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SJ-PSE&G Partnership Program to Support Energy Efficiency in School Facilities is funded by Sustainable Jersey for Schools / PSE&G. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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