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Mission Statement: To promote increased energy efficiency and awareness throughout the State of Michigan and to help our communities achieve energy use reduction, cost savings, improved building quality, and environmental protection. |
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What's New
- The 2012 Rebuild Michigan Technical Assistant (RTA) Kickoff Webinar materials have been posted
- RETAP is looking for ~75 small businesses to provide energy assessments
- Partnership enrollment now open for Regional Technical Assistants, see below for more details!
- Track the status of Rebuild MI with our Maps section located in "Other Resources"
Program Overview
The Rebuild Michigan Program, along with its Regional Technical Assistants (RTAs), works to promote increased energy efficiency within Michigan communities. This is achieved by assisting each Rebuild Community Client to identify, develop, and implement energy conservation options identified in their Rebuild - Introductory Energy Evaluation (IEE) report. For additional information on the program's scope and services, please see the Rebuild Michigan Program brochure. |
Regional Technical Assistants
The Rebuild Michigan Program is developing new and strengthened partnerships known as Regional Technical Assistants. Our assistants are selected through an application process and are designated based on a list of pre-selected qualifications. RTAs assist in the performance of Introductory Energy Evaluations (IEEs) and energy efficiency outreach and education. Our Rebuild RTAs ensure a high level of quality and program coverage for our Rebuild Community Clients. If you are interested in becoming an RTA, please be sure to read the RTA Guidelines document. Then submit the RTA Application Form to Tim Shireman at shiremant@michigan.gov.RTA Guidelines
RTA Application Form
RTA Regional Map
RTA Direct Services Application Form
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Rebuild MI Community Clients
Rebuild Michigan Community Clients (RCCs) can gain access to resources and technical assistance to assist with identifying cost effective energy conservation options for their building(s). These options are identified in an Introductory Energy Evaluation (IEE) and are used as a tool to develop a site-specific energy action plan. This plan will map out the energy future for a facility or community and how it can be achieved. Once the plan is put into action, partners will realize many benefits.
Please refer to the Regional Technical Assistants Map in the Program Maps section (under Related Links) to find a qualified Regional Technical Assistant in your area. For more information on what it means to be a Rebuild MI Community Client, click here.
If you are interested in becoming a Rebuild Michigan Community Client, please fill out the RCC Enrollment form. Submit all completed forms or inquiries to Tim Shireman via email to shiremant@michigan.gov.
RCC Enrollment Form
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Partner Programs
Rebuild Michigan Partner Programs strive to promote energy efficiency and awareness in our industrial/commercial and school communities. Please take the time to visit our partner organization, Retired Engineer Technical Assistance Program (RETAP), to see if they can help aid you or your community in energy conservation.
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Program Contacts
Rahil Modi - Energy Engineer, Rebuild MI
Phone: (517) 241-8235 E-mail: modir@michigan.gov
Tim Shireman - Clean Cities & Rebuild MI
Phone: (517) 241-6281 E-mail: shiremant@michigan.gov
Trevor Friedeberg - Energy Services Coalition & Rebuild MI
Phone: (517) 335-0577 E-mail: friedebergt@michigan.org
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