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Clean Energy Communities Program (CECP)
Clean Energy Communities Program (CECP)
Clean Energy Communities Program (CECP)
NYSERDA’s Clean Energy Communities Program recognizes and rewards local governments for their clean energy leadership. By completing four High Impact Actions, you can earn the Clean Energy Community designation as well as grant funding to support additional clean energy projects.
This project is currently on hold but the MVEDD Team is available to get you ready for when the program reopens and for continued project support.
Climate Smart Communities (CSC)
Clean Energy Communities Program (CECP)
Clean Energy Communities Program (CECP)
NYS DEC's (Department of Environmental Conservation) Climate Smart Communities program will engage and support local municipalities with planning, outreach, education, and capacity building on climate change mitigation and adaption.
Clean Energy Communities Program (CECP)
Clean Energy Communities: Take Action, Earn Points, Gain Rewards
Clean Energy Communities Program opens new opportunities for municipalities across New York State to bring energy efficiency and renewable energy, actions, guidance, funding, and recognition to communities.
The new CEC program provides the tools and resources you need to take your community to the next level, with new High Impact Action items and increased access to grant funding. You can customize your participation in the program to best fit the needs and resources of your community and bring energy savings and economic opportunities to your community.
The Mohawk Valley Economic Development District, Inc. works with communities, villages, towns, cities and counties all across the region. MVEDD serves Fulton, Herkimer, Montgomery, Oneida, Otsego, and Schoharie Counties.
This project is currently on hold but the MVEDD Team is available to get you ready for when the program reopens and for continued project support.
Clean Energy Communities: High Impact Actions
Each high-impact action is worth points that communities collect upon completion of the action. To receive points for completing high-impact actions, you must submit documentation that verifies all requirements have been met. The points you earn count toward unlocking access to point-based grant funding. Certain high-impact energy actions are eligible for additional Action Grants. You must complete four high impact actions to be designated as a Clean Energy Community.
climate smart communities (CSC)
Climate Smart Communities:
Climate Smart Communities supports local municipalities in leading their communities to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), adapt to the effects of climate change, and thrive in a green economy. Benefits of participation include recognition, free technical assistance, and access to grants. The CSC programs aims to guide communities toward creating attractive, healthy, and equitable places to live, work, and play.