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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.
Mechanical Insulation: Covering What Matters
Join the Maryland Clean Buildings Hub for a webinar with the International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers (Insulators International) where we’ll discuss efficiency benefits of mechanical insulation investments and funding and technical assistance resources. There will also be an opportunity for audience Q&A.
District of Columbia Energy Action Summit
The District of Columbia Energy Action Summit, hosted by the Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia, is a two-day event dedicated to addressing rising energy costs, advancing conservation strategies, and expanding access to consumer assistance programs.
Impact Symposium | DC
Join leaders from across the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area for a dynamic symposium exploring the future of community and green building development. This event convenes state and local government officials, planners, developers, sustainability practitioners, and business-sector innovators to examine how the region can accelerate progress toward more resilient, low carbon, and equitable communities.
Maryland Clean Buildings Hub First Movers Webinar Series: The Tower Companies
The Clean Buildings First Movers Series is a peer learning opportunity to showcase and uplift Maryland buildings pursuing decarbonization. Virtual sessions will feature guest speakers who will share firsthand experiences advancing building upgrades, impart lessons learned, and answer questions about their decarbonization journey.
Maryland Climate Tech+ 2026
Since 2024, Climate Tech+ has convened more than 80 international thought leaders and delivered 75+ hours of recorded solutions and case studies across the commercial, single-family, and multi-family sectors.
Rebranded for 2026, our March 19th virtual hybrid experience brings together policymakers, practitioners, researchers, and community leaders to advance climate resilient healthy homes — addressing radon gas, asthma triggers, wildfires, and sea-level rise through actionable solutions and shared accountability.
DC’s Municipal Investment Fund – Developers and Owners Workshop
This workshop, hosted by the DC Department of Energy & Environment (DOEE) in partnership with DC Green Bank and Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI), is part of a series of convenings under DC’s Municipal Investment Fund. The session focuses on helping commercial, institutional, and multifamily property owners and developers understand how to leverage Investor Ready Energy Efficiency (IREE) certification to unlock financing for energy efficiency and decarbonization projects.
DC’s Municipal Investment Fund – Consultants and Contractors Workshop
This workshop, hosted by the DC Department of Energy & Environment (DOEE) in partnership with DC Green Bank and Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI), is part of a series of convenings under DC’s Municipal Investment Fund. This workshop is designed for MIF project partners, energy consultants, auditors, retro commissioning agents, general contractors, engineers, renewable project developers, and service providers.
Mobilize Frederick’s Climate Summit
Mobilize Frederick’s 4th annual Climate Summit will take place Feb. 27-28 at Hood College. It will include presentations, exhibits, and a green careers fair.
The City Cookbook: Recipes for Great Places
What makes a city great? Join the National Building Museum and the U.S. Green Building Council to share recipes for success.
Healthy Homes Fair
Join the annual Healthy Homes Fair — a free expo and learning experience for homeowners, renters, home renovation professionals, and career seekers to learn about the products, services, technologies and incentives available to improve our health, increase comfort, and reduce emissions from the homes of the DC region.
