Funding Energy Conservation Measures

Establish Budget-Neutral Financing by Aligning Energy Savings to Project Cost

 

With tight budgets and limited resources, dealing with aging infrastructure is a challenge every school faces. For many schools, deferred maintenance becomes the knee-jerk response, but there is a better solution. Prioritizing energy upgrades is a good place to start, since those projects can often pay for themselves. Updating to more energy-efficient equipment often produces savings that can be used to fund your upgrades, creating a cash-flow neutral or shared savings scenario that produces a return on investment.

Replacing old systems with energy efficient alternatives not only saves money on energy costs, but can also pay for itself using a cash-flow neutral solution scenario or produce immediate returns with a shared savings funding model.


 


 
 


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Using Cash-Flow Neutral Funding for Energy Projects

Adelphi University recently implemented a new co-generation central heating plant and utilized a unique funding solution that gave them...

Using Cash-Flow Neutral Funding for Energy Projects

Aligning Incoming Donations to Finance Projects Now

Aligning incoming donations to financing payments allowed HBU to complete critical campus projects now instead of deferring them.

Aligning Incoming Donations to Finance Projects Now

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