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Funding & Financing
Search our database and identify the financial resources you need for your project in DC.
There are numerous incentives to fund and finance your energy efficiency projects. This database provides an overview of the major programs so you can make your project a reality.
DC Green Code Guide
Use our guide to help determine DC green building requirements under the Green Building Act or the Green Construction Code
Event Takeaways: Understanding PACE Financing
Event takeaways from the Hub and AOBA Metro Washington's recently hosted a webinar on property-assessed clean energy (PACE) financing.
DOEE’s Energy Benchmarking and Third-Party Data Verification
Join DOEE & the Building Innovation Hub to learn about the upcoming third-party verification requirements for all covered buildings.
Seeing Green: Financing Better Buildings
Learn about incentives and creative financing to improve local buildings and comply with the Building Energy Performance Standards.
Understanding PACE Financing
Join AOBA and the Building Innovation Hub on November 2 for an informative webinar on property-assessed clean energy (PACE) financing.
Building a Better Future: Unlocking Community Rebates and Incentives
Unlocking Community Rebates and Incentives
Building Decarb Tech Series: Very High Efficiency HVAC
Join the Building Energy Resource Hub on Sep. 7 for a webinar primer on ComEd’s Very High Efficiency (VHE) HVAC pilot in Chicago featuring a retrofit at Unity Temple in Oak Park.
Green Buildings: An Innovative Path to NetZero through Safety, Diversity, and Digital Construction
Local and international experts convened to discuss challenges and solutions to equitable, safe, zero-carbon buildings.
DCSEU Multifamily Property Owner Roundtable
Discuss BEPS-related capital improvement challenges and solutions unique to multifamily buildings.
Better Buildings for Everyone: How Federal Funding Can Support BPS Planning & Implementation
In this webinar, you’ll hear from U.S. EPA, the National Association of State Energy Officials, and the City of Denver about how they are approaching this once-in-a-generation federal funding opportunity.
