Finding funds for energy efficiency projects can be challenging. Here are seven strategies you can use to get your project done!

There is a new 80-20 rule for energy efficiency: 20% analysis, 80% action!

Finding a way to pay for energy efficiency improvements to your building or campus can be tricky – even when the improvements will result in significant energy savings. But if you have the will, you can find a way. Here are some suggested strategies.

Convincing administrators and executives to fund energy efficiency projects can be a challenge for any facility or energy manager. But if you can present your case for Events2HVAC in the financial language that they understand, you will be one step closer to success. This article introduces a tool that will help you do just that: the Building Upgrade Value Calculator.

What is the most difficult barrier to energy efficiency within your organization?

How can a facility manager overcome the money obstacle? We have thought a lot about that question, and we have come up with two strategies to offer specifically for Events2HVAC. We have also listed resources that we hope will help facility managers obtain the money they need for effective improvements.

Property assessed clean energy (PACE) financing offers an opportunity to pay for energy efficiency and renewable energy improvements to facilities, but the federal government is getting in the way of these programs for homeowners. Will you help?

This article provides suggestions and resources for paying for energy-efficiency improvements to buildings through grants, rebates, incentives, and on-bill financing.