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Partnerships that Advance Energy Efficiency Governor’s Housing Conference October 16, 2012

Partnerships that Advance Energy Efficiency Governor’s Housing Conference October 16, 2012. Duane Yoder, President Garrett County Community Action Committee, Inc. dyoder@garrettcac.org Office 301 334-9431 Cell 301 616-0615. Partnerships that Advance Energy Efficiency.

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Partnerships that Advance Energy Efficiency Governor’s Housing Conference October 16, 2012

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  1. Partnerships that Advance Energy EfficiencyGovernor’s Housing ConferenceOctober 16, 2012 Duane Yoder, President Garrett County Community Action Committee, Inc. dyoder@garrettcac.org Office 301 334-9431 Cell 301 616-0615

  2. Partnerships that Advance Energy Efficiency Production Summary - Garrett

  3. Partnerships that Advance Energy Efficiency Sustainable Energy Resources for Consumers (SERC) Geo ACHP Solar Hybrid Hot Water Heater Wind MSHP

  4. Partnerships that Advance Energy Efficiency • GCCAC Mission: All Programs are aligned with corporate mission to improve the Quality of life for people in need by empowering them to become more self-sufficient by providing essential services and opportunities in collaboration and cooperation with Partners. • Asset Building as an anti poverty approach • Energy production/Conservation as an asset building strategy • Incorporated into other activities designed to build and sustain assets • Financial Education and Counseling • Home Purchase • Home Repair • Individual Savings Account • Wheels to Work. • Connecting with GCCAC services coordination • Information systems • Stabilization • Data sharing • No Wrong Door • Program Connections with Energy Assistance, Rental Assistance, Elderly services and more

  5. Partnerships that Advance Energy Efficiency • Where do we go from here • Energy is still big • No federal WAP money • GCCAC plans • Learn from SERC • Compete for utility funds • Policy Work • New energy markets • Be Smart • Business Plan • Product Markets • Financing packaging • Consultation • Credits, rebates, investment for energy production • Energy plans • Auditing and certifications • Full Weatherization services • Risk • Pricing • Business Models

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