Energy
Energy News
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In a unique project, EGLE and University of Michigan's Graham Sustainability Institute have developed the Michigan Zoning Database, a searchable source of information of municipal ordinances.
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- School survey assesses HVAC system readiness to reduce infectious aerosol transmission
- Next phase of EGLE's MI Community Solar program to launch this fall
- Energy Services facilitating statewide EV fast-charging network
- More than half of Michigan local governments have implemented energy plans, U-M survey finds
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Michigan Zoning Database Planning and zoning for renewable energy siting is an important step toward creating stronger, more resilient communities. The Michigan Zoning Database is a free resource for elected officials, government employees, planners, developers, and Michigan residents.
Michigan Energy Codes Compliance Collaborative The Michigan Energy Codes Compliance Collaborative is comprised of builders, contractors, code officials, state agencies, energy raters, utilities, and energy advocates with the goal to identify gaps, issues, and opportunities related to compliance with the current Michigan Energy Code.
Electric Vehicles and Infrastructure Energy Services is working with businesses, townships, counties, cities and villages in the state to help them become EV ready.
Michigan K-12 Public School HVAC Assistance Energy Services assists Michigan K-12 public schools with recommendations to reduce infectious aerosol transmission via the heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning (HVAC) systems.
Funding Opportunities
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Energy Services has State and Federal funding available for various energy related projects, such as energy efficiency upgrades and renewable energy installations (non-residential), clean technology development, EV charger installations, as well as funding for research and reports. Applications and Requests for Proposals (RFP) are available throughout the year. Click below to find out more about:
- Michigan K-12 Public School HVAC Assistance Program
- Agricultural & Rural Businesses Program
- Charge Up Michigan Program
- Community Energy Management Program
- Small Manufacturers Energy Waste Reduction Program
- Sponsorship Program
Reports
Reports
- Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Roadmap
The Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Roadmap for Michigan is a collaborative effort among state and regional partners to optimize CHP adoption based on significant stakeholder input. The overall project goal was to create a multifaceted, cohesive, replicable program to develop and deploy consensus based solutions for accelerating CHP deployment in Michigan.
- Agriculture and Rural Communities Energy Roadmap
Energy Services has initiated a project to analyze the effectiveness of current energy policies and programs for Michigan's agriculture and rural communities. The purpose of the project is to create an agriculture and rural communities energy roadmap to inform policy makers and program implementers of recommended policies and programs that encourage energy efficiency and renewable energy.
- UP Energy Waste Reduction Roadmap
The UP Energy Waste Reduction Roadmap is designed as a starting point for conversations between U.P. stakeholders, including utilities, program implementers, local government representatives, businesses, residents, and others, to identify ways to increase potential benefits of EWR program portfolios by capturing delivery efficiencies, expanding the reach of existing and future programs, and leveraging the local EWR investments.
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