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.
PMA Sustainability Council: Practical Tips for Pursuing BEPS Compliance
Building Energy Performance Standards are creating new planning, data and compliance considerations for property owners and managers. This Sustainability Council webinar will focus on practical steps organizations can take now to better prepare.
FY 2027 Income Qualified Efficiency Fund Info Session
The DCSEU’s Income Qualified Efficiency Fund (IQEF) is designed to support projects that improve buildings, neighborhoods, or whole communities through energy efficiency. If you own or operate a multifamily property, shelter, or clinic that serves low- to moderate-income District residents, or you are a contractor working on a project at one of these properties, the DCSEU wants to hear from you. Join us to learn how you can access incentives and support for the following eligible upgrades:
Maryland Clean Buildings Hub & Maryland Clean Energy Center: Funding, Financing, and Technical Resources Webinar
Please join the Maryland Clean Buildings Hub (the Hub) and the Maryland Clean Energy Center (MCEC) for a webinar to help Maryland building owners and operators pursuing decarbonization upgrades understand the funding, financing, and technical resources available through the Hub and MCEC to advance their building decarbonization projects.
Braveboy Climate Leadership Summit
Mark your calendar for the Braveboy Climate Leadership Summit on Thursday, November 19, 2026, at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center at Bowie State University.
Hosted by Prince George’s County, this annual summit will convene leaders from government, business, nonprofit organizations, faith communities, and educational institutions to explore innovative climate solutions, strengthen partnerships, and advance strategies that support a more resilient and sustainable Prince George’s County.
Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions, hear from regional leaders and subject matter experts, and collaborate on initiatives that address climate resilience, environmental sustainability, and community action.
Webinar: Financing A More Resilient Future for Affordable Housing
Affordable housing owners shouldn’t have to wait for the next emergency to invest in resilience.
Join the Montgomery County Green Bank and PRE Collective on October 29 to learn how the Resilience Dedicated Fund (RDF) is helping affordable housing owners access flexible, below-market financing for resilience investments.
Hear from housing leaders and current borrowers about how the RDF works, what they’ve learned, and how it’s making resilience investments more achievable.
BEPS Q&A Webinar Series starts October 15
Join DOEE this fall for our BEPS Q&A Webinar Series, designed to help building owners, managers, and consultants navigate the end of Compliance Cycle 1 and prepare for upcoming requirements.
Transformation: 20 Years of DC’s Green Building Act
Networking and light fare as we celebrate wins and address challenges to DC’s leadership in sustainability.
Twenty years ago, the Green Building Act (GBA) set the stage for DC to become a national and global leader in sustainability. Since then DC has made significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and energy use, dramatically increased renewable energy generation, and continues to outperform many states in the top 10 LEED rankings.
FY27 Commercial & Community Buildings Grant Program Kick-Off Webinar
The purpose of the FY27 Commercial & Community Buildings Grant Program is to facilitate building decarbonization, accelerate greenhouse gas emissions reductions, lower energy costs, and support robust clean energy and economic development. Eligible buildings may apply to receive funding for qualifying energy efficiency, electrification, and renewable energy development and storage projects.
Prince George’s County State of the Market
For years, Prince George’s County has been the most underestimated market in the DMV. That’s changing. Quantum computing companies are planting flags at College Park. Long-delayed master-planned communities are finally in the ground. Metro-accessible land that once sat dormant is attracting residential capital at a pace the county hasn’t seen before and major redevelopment opportunities have the potential to reshape the County. Join us as we explore what’s driving the county’s momentum, where the deals are getting done, and how to incentivize sustainable development, and where public investment and private capital are moving in the County.
Greater Baltimore Multifamily and Affordable Housing Summit
Baltimore is in the middle of one of the most consequential housing transformations of any American city. With billions in public investment, a growing development pipeline, and growing private capital interest converging at the same moment. The city’s decision to tackle tens of thousands of vacant properties through a once in a lifetime redevelopment program signals a long-term commitment to growth and development that the private sector will build. At the same time, a cleaner supply picture, durable employment fundamentals, and a wave of new affordable and market-rate projects breaking ground are creating the conditions for an increase in residential demand and sustained investment recovery. Baltimore isn’t just a turnaround story, it’s one of the most compelling housing markets on the East Coast right now.
