Philadelphia Solar Energy Assn./DEP Publish New Go Solar And Save Toolkit For Schools
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The Philadelphia Solar Energy Association, in partnership with DEP, published a new Go Solar and Save Toolkit for schools.

The Toolkit details the process in ten steps, provides access to all the new federal tax credits, grants and loans available, provides a sample Request for Proposal (RFP), and two powerful proformas.

One proforma is for a Power Purchase Agreement and the other is for Direct Ownership, to help schools run the numbers in a range of scenarios to decide how to optimize the benefits of solar for any school. 

The Toolkit was developed by the Philadelphia Solar Energy Association (PSEA) and is provided by the DEP free of charge.

Click Here to download your copy.

Visit the Philadelphia Solar Energy Association for more information on programs, initiatives and upcoming events

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-- The Guardian: US Seeing Surge Of Climate-Related Power Outages, Report Says

-- EPA Finalizes Suite Of Standards To Reduce Pollution From Fossil Fuel-Fired Power Plants

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-- PA Senate Republican Statement On New 'Disastrous’ New EPA Power Plant Pollution Reduction Rules

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-- The Center Square - Anthony Hennen: PJM Electric Grid Has Significant Decline In Carbon Dioxide, Nitrogen Oxide, Sulfur Dioxide Emissions Since 2005

[Posted: April 25, 2024]


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