Grants for Energy Efficiency in Public Buildings
This act aims to provide grants for upgrading public buildings like libraries, hospitals, and community centers to be more energy-efficient. This means citizens can expect lower operating costs for these facilities and improved indoor air quality, leading to healthier and safer environments. Priority will be given to lower-income and underserved communities.
Key points
Grants available for energy upgrades in public libraries, hospitals, community centers, and government buildings.
Aims to reduce building energy costs by at least 20% and improve occupant health.
Priority given to environmental justice communities, low-income areas, and those with high unemployment.
Requires fair wages for workers and ensures open competition for contractors, including small and local businesses.
Status:
Expired
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