Posts Tagged ‘Maryland Energy Administration’
Gov Moore Announces New Program to Lower Electricity Costs and Improve Grid Resilience in MD
A new initiative have been announced by Maryland Governor Wes Moore that will help lower electric costs and improve grid resilience. This $2-million initiative will make battery storage more accessible for Maryland residents and business owners. The Maryland Energy Administration will cover the costs of purchasing and installing battery energy storage systems to promote the…
Read MoreGovernor Moore Announces $17 Million to Reduce Operating Costs and Improve Energy Efficiency in Maryland Public Schools
Governor Wes Moore has announced significant new investments to enhance energy efficiency, electrification and renewable energy projects for public schools across Maryland. Through the Decarbonizing Public Schools Program, $17 million will be directed to 30 projects in 11 school districts to advance large-scale electrification and install solar energy systems. Governor Moore says making the state’s…
Read MoreGovernor Moore Announces Investments to Enhance Energy Efficiency and Reduce Operating Expenses in Public Schools
Significant new investments through the Maryland Energy Administration are designed to foster energy savings, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and promote the adoption of renewable energy technologies. The agency will direct $24 million to 31 projects in 13 different school districts to implement large-scale electrification and solar projects. Governor Wes Moore, who announced the news of…
Read MoreMaryland Delegation Announces $8.7 Million for Statewide Power Grid Resiliency
The Maryland Delegation has announced over $8.7 Million in federal funding for the Maryland Energy Administration to modernize the state鈥檚 power grid and invest in clean energy. The funding, authorized by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, was made available through the U.S. Department of Energy鈥檚 Grid Resilience State and Tribal Formula Grants Program. Additional Information:…
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