The Sec. 45Y Clean Electricity Production Credit was introduced through the Inflation Reduction Act in 2022. It effectively replaces the Sec. 45 Production Tax Credit starting in 2025 and aims to provide a technology-neutral incentive for clean electricity production and zero-carbon combined heat and power
The Sec. 45X Advanced Manufacturing Production Credit was introduced through the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act in 2022 and incentivizes the domestic production of various clean energy components. The tax credit amount varies depending on the type of eligible component produced and sold and
The Sec. 48C Advanced Manufacturing Credit was replenished and expanded by the Inflation Reduction Act in 2022. Available funding totals $10 billion, with $4 billion designated to Energy Communities. Eligibility has been expanded from facilities producing various renewable technologies or fuels to investments in any
CT EO 21-3 calls for 23 actions including developing a plan for reducing heating and cooling emissions in commercial and industrial buildings and processes, updating the state building code to prioritize GHG emissions reductions, purchasing 100% zero-carbon electricity, updating appliance standards for efficiency, opening an
Scale for ClimateTech aims to help cleantech startups overcome manufacturing obstacles keeping their products from fulfilling untapped market demands. To do so, the Scale for ClimateTech program will help New York entrepreneurs partner with manufacturers and scale up locally made products that enable cleaner, more efficient,
This two-year fellowship uses funding from the state governments of New York, California, and Massachusets, as well as from foundations, private parties, and universities, to support the development of climate and clean energy technologies.
This two-year fellowship uses funding from the state governments of New York, California, and Massachusets, as well as from foundations, private parties, and universities, to support the development of climate and clean energy technologies.
This two-year fellowship uses funding from the state governments of New York, California, and Massachusets, as well as from foundations, private parties, and universities, to support the development of climate and clean energy technologies.
The FlexTech program shares the cost to produce an objective, site-specific, and targeted study on how best to implement clean energy and/or energy efficiency technologies. Commercial, industrial, and multifamily facilities that pay into the electric Systems Benefits Charge are eligible.
Under this law, a municipality, county, or multi-county joint power board can designate an Energy Improvements Area, and establish a program to make loans to owners of residential, commercial, or industrial real property in the area for projects that increase energy efficiency or generate renewable
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The Renewable Thermal Collaborative (RTC) is the global coalition for companies, institutions, and governments committed to scaling up renewable heating and cooling at their facilities, dramatically cutting carbon emissions.
