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GETTING STARTED

Once building energy efficiency measures have been implemented, a facility’s remaining energy use needs can be met using a portfolio of distributed (on-site) renewable energy technologies.  In addition, energy storage systems can be installed to reduce peak demand charges and provide emergency back-up power.  If space is limited, facility owners can increase their green power supply by purchasing renewable energy certificates (RECs) from remote solar and wind farms.

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To support your organization in its pursuit of a comprehensive distributed renewable energy strategy, we have selected a few resources that may be helpful for getting started.

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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

We have compiled renewable energy & energy storage financial incentives and programs available to residents and business owners in our participating Sustainable Energy Roadmap communities in California’s San Joaquin Valley.

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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

In addition to the featured resources below, we encourage you to search our comprehensive resource library that contains hundreds of best practice resources.

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