Want a new energy-saving device for your home? Enroll in Energy Wise Rewards by choosing an energy-saving device and your participation level. You’ll receive a one-time Installation Credit of up to $80, monthly reward bill credits throughout the summer of up to $80, and your choice... Read More
The Creek ReLeaf Program is designed to increase the total forested area within Frederick County, including privately owned lands and public properties. This project is funded in part by Maryland’s Chesapeake & Atlantic Coastal Bays Trust Fund. The Creek ReLeaf program creates permanent conservation easements for eligible... Read More
Kids are returning to school to get smart. How about you? Are you ready to get Septic Smart? This week is Septic Smart Week, the perfect time for a refresher on properly maintaining your on-site septic system and drinking water wells to protect you, your family, and your... Read More
The Clean Energy Program, Energy Efficiency grant award provides up to $6,250 in funds for residential energy efficiency measures, in addition to Washington Gas incentives. The maximum grant award amount is $6,250 (for gas incentives), of which $2,500 can be allocated towards natural gas incentives, and up to... Read More
Want to lessen your carbon footprint, but aren’t necessarily ready to purchase an electric vehicle or to partake in solar? One easy way to help the environment is by using electric lawn care tools. Many brands now have complete suites of yard tools including mowers,... Read More
In the quest to lead more sustainable lifestyles, the term green energy has become increasingly prevalent. But what exactly is it? Simply put, green energy refers to power generated from natural sources that are renewable and environmentally friendly. This includes solar, wind, geothermal, hydro, and biomass... Read More
For homebuilders, the new and improved Internal Revenue Code Section 45L New Energy Efficient Home tax credit (45L) under the IRA creates significant new incentives for new or substantially reconstructed energy-efficient homes. The IRA amended and extended 45L to increase the tax credit to up... Read More
Chesapeake Bay and its rivers and streams should have healthy waters and vibrant wildlife. One reason they aren’t healthy is widespread nitrogen, phosphorus, and sediment pollution. These pollutants block sunlight and cause algal blooms that suck up oxygen, killing off other plants and animals in... Read More
Eligible cleanups benefit the community by removing litter and/or beautifying outdoor spaces. These events rely on volunteers, to improve the common areas and grounds of Charles County. For best consideration, applications should be submitted at least one month before the cleanup date. Photos of the... Read More
Solar for All aims to bring the benefits of solar energy to 100,000 low to moderate-income families in the District. DOEE is partnering with organizations across the District to install solar panels on single-family homes and develop community solar projects to benefit renters and residents... Read More