The Maryland Energy Administration (MEA) offers Fiscal Year 2023 Jane E. Lawton Conservation Loan Program (FY23 Lawton Program) to Maryland Nonprofit Organizations, Local Governments, Maryland Businesses, and State Agencies for the implementation of cost-effective energy efficiency and conservation improvements for existing or to-be-constructed facilities. To... Read More
The State of Maryland provides Clean Energy Rebates through the Commercial Clean Energy Rebate Program (“C-CERP”) to businesses, nonprofits, local governments, and State of Maryland government agencies and departments that install clean energy systems on facilities located within the State. Applications will be accepted throughout... Read More
The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG) Board of Directors has commenced its search for COG’s next Executive Director. The board is looking for a seasoned professional with a strong command of local, state, and national public policy who is skilled in advocacy, diplomacy, and building... Read More
Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s administration is seeking a regulatory route to remove Virginia from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative by the end of next year. The reason? Utilities are passing on to consumers costs associated with participation in RGGI. See the full story at the Richmond Times-Dispatch. More... Read More
This Maryland Energy Administration (MEA) program provides technical assistance to state and local government entities for solar site surveys and to conduct preliminary development of solar projects. For projects accepted under this program, MEA will coordinate with the Maryland Environmental Service (MES) for the provision... Read More
The Faculty Assistant position will work in the University of Maryland’s Agro-Ecology Center. The candidate will be part of a project team that has experience in anaerobic digestion of manure or manure+food waste co-digestion, life cycle assessment, greenhouse gas emissions from digestion implementation, agriculture economics,... Read More
In 2017, Mayor Bowser pledged DC’s commitment to prepare for and combat climate change by becoming carbon-neutral and climate resilient by 2050. Now, a little less than five years later, where are we? And what should we expect from the rest of the decade? See... Read More
The new climate law is chock-full of incentives to electrify your home and car, but the specifics are a maze to navigate. To help you find your way through, pro-electrification nonprofit Rewiring America has released an online calculator that tells you which of the incentives... Read More
As the Scope 3 Associate II, you will manage a process to develop additional Greenhouse Gas Protocol guidance on scope 3 accounting building on the Greenhouse Gas Protocol Scope 3 Standard and Scope 3 Calculation Guidance. The Associate II will coordinate the development of the... Read More
The National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board has pledged to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions from cars and trucks despite also pursuing projects that could hinder those reductions. See the full story in the Virginia Mercury. More DMV News In Virginia’s Internet Corridor, Climate Targets... Read More