Clean Energy DC Award |
Reason for Award: The Clean Energy DC Plan recommends the District provide a Sustainability Award for climate and energy solutions leadership to a person or organization in the District who has done the most to reduce fossil fuel use. The award will recognize the accomplishments of a person or organization that has made a significant contribution to helping the city achieve its energy and carbon reduction goals.
Award summary: The award recognizes a person or organization that has executed an energy-related project(s) that demonstrates a new and innovative technology, strategy or model; and/or, has significant replication potential. The project should result in measurable energy/fuel savings and a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions compared to business as usual. The project should fall within one of the four sectors covered by the CEDC Plan:
- High-performance buildings (new and existing; residential and commercial)
- Clean transportation
- Clean and renewable energy supply
- Electric grid and energy system modernization.
For more information on the plan, visit doee.dc.gov/cleanenergydc.
Award summary: The award recognizes a person or organization that has executed an energy-related project(s) that demonstrates a new and innovative technology, strategy or model; and/or, has significant replication potential. The project should result in measurable energy/fuel savings and a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions compared to business as usual. The project should fall within one of the four sectors covered by the CEDC Plan:
- High-performance buildings (new and existing; residential and commercial)
- Clean transportation
- Clean and renewable energy supply
- Electric grid and energy system modernization.
For more information on the plan, visit doee.dc.gov/cleanenergydc.
If you have any questions, please contact Mary Lynn Wilhere, Urban Sustainability Administration, DOEE, at SustainableBusinessRegistry@dc.gov