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Better Buildings Challenge Financial Ally
Abstract: Better Buildings Challenge Financial Ally
Source:
URL: http://www4.eere.energy.gov/challenge/allies/financial-allie
s

Business Environmental Leadership Council (BELC) Member Search
Abstract: Learn more about what our 45 Business Environmental Leadership Council member companies are doing on energy efficiency.
Source: Pew Center on Global Climate Change
URL: http://www.c2es.org/energy-efficiency/belc-member-search/all

Energy Savings Performance Contracting
Abstract: An energy savings performance contract is an agreement between an energy services company (ESCO) and a building owner. The owner uses the energy cost savings to reimburse the ESCO and to pay off the loan that financed the energy conservation projects.
Source: Oregon Department of Energy
URL: http://www.oregon.gov/ENERGY/CONS/ESPC/index.shtml

EPA's Environmental Quality Incentives Program
Abstract: Provides information on the economic incentive programs, with summaries of more than 70 programs. Manufacturers, operators, organizations and government agencies can utilize.
Source: US Environmental Protection Agency
URL: http://www.epa.gov/agstar/tools/funding/incentive/USenvironm
entalqualityincentivesprogra.html

Green Jobs Growth Plan 2011 to 2019: An Eight-Year Map to a Green Economy in Oregon [PDF]
Abstract: A comprehensive growth plan on increasing green jobs in Oregon.
Source: 3E Strategies
URL: http://www.3estrategies.org/Documents/OregonGreenJobsGrowthP
lan2010FINAL.pdf

Stormwater Facility Credit Program [PDF]
Abstract: This program offers reduced drainage fees to permitted stormwater properties (privately-owned systems) that reduce stormwater flow and/or provide water quality treatment, which help lessen the impact to the City's stormwater system and surface waters.
Source: Seattle Public Utilities
URL: http://www.seattle.gov/util/groups/public/@spu/@ssw/document
s/webcontent/spu01_006686.pdf

 

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