Applicant

Project Summary

Funding Awarded

City of Decatur

The city of Decatur will partner with the cities of Chamblee and Dunwoody to offer funding to schools, non-profit organizations, authorities and local government agencies. Activities include the installation of energy efficient lighting and HVAC upgrades, and establishing a revolving loan fund for future energy efficiency projects.

$500,000

City of Kingsland

The Camden Energy Efficiency and Conservation Program is a partnership with the cities of Kingsland, Woodbine and St. Mary's. The program will fund energy efficiency retrofits to local government buildings within each local government and create a revolving loan fund that will provide low interest loans to business and industry for energy efficiency improvements to their buildings.

$500,000

City of Covington*

Revolving loan Fund for residential efficiency. Energy efficiency upgrades to the City Hall/Public Works and Utility Operations Center, including interior and exterior lighting upgrades and replacing existing electric water heaters with a rooftop solar water heater system.

$300,000

City of Sylvester*

Government building energy efficient lighting and HVAC upgrades to include Henry Hall Woolard Community Center, Jeffords Park community building, and the Depot Police Department Courtroom. Establishes a revolving loan fund for commercial buildings.

$297,443

Rockdale County

Energy saving performance contracting on government buildings. Incentives to promote use of

residential energy efficient products and services, which includes training and education.

$300,000

City of Doraville

LED lighting retrofit for five government buildings. Lighting audits for businesses and financial assistance for commercial retrofits.

$300,000

City of Cartersville

Revolving loan Fund for municipal energy efficiency retrofits, energy code training and education for city staff.

$300,000

Chatham County

County building retrofits focused on lighting and HVAC upgrades. The program will redirect 25 percent energy savings to fund 20 new green jobs annually for four years (80 jobs total) for “Project Step Up,” a community-based poverty reduction initiative.

$300,000

City of Woodstock

HVAC upgrade at the City Council Chambers, installation of a small solar project on the Performing Arts Center, LED light replacement at the city park and lighting retrofit at Dupree Park.

$220,000

City of Brunswick

High efficiency lighting, HVAC and building automation control retrofits at multiple municipal buildings. Energy savings will be reinvested back into community energy efficiency and poverty reduction programs.

$300,000

City of Douglas*

Government building energy efficiency upgrades for the Martin Center, City Hall, and the City Airport terminal building.

$293,327

City of Washington

Green Street Communities Program. Provide funding for residential energy efficiency projects.

$254,855

Effingham County*

School lighting retrofits and commercial retrofits.

$300,000

City of Calhoun*

Lighting retrofit at Calhoun High School, revolving loan fund for residential energy efficiency projects, energy code training for city staff.

$297,846

City of Griffin*

Partnership with Griffin Technical College for city building solar installation.

$293,774

Dodge County

Agriculture rebate program for diesel to electric irrigation system conversion $500,000 Bartow County Retrofits of seven government buildings, energy education for city staff.

$246,186

Pulaski County

School and government building solar hot water retrofits, advocacy program for residents, and energy code training.

$129,140

City of Helen

Retrofit waste water treatment facility with energy efficient water pumps, motors and diffusers.

$120,000

City of Tybee Island

Create revolving loan fund for energy efficiency projects geared to residential and community buildings.

$299,677

Floyd County

Energy efficiency retrofits for courthouse and community buildings.

$300,000

City of Gainesville

Replace the gas-fired boiler at the Georgia Mountains Center with an ENERGY STAR efficient boiler, replace two roof-top HVAC units at Community Service Center, proposed HVAC energy efficiency retrofits at the city’s Georgia Mountains Center, traffic division building, maintenance shop, vehicle services building, and the Joint Administration Building; establish a revolving loan fund for future energy efficiency projects from energy savings.

$300,000

City of Darien

Revolving loan fund for energy efficiency projects for residential and commerical buildings, an energy efficiency conservation strategy and the installation of a solar hot water system at the public safety complex.

$200,000

City of LaGrange

Energy efficient lighting retrofits for 11 municipal buildings, and a solar installation at the county landfill.

$140,000

Gordon County

35-acre solar cover on a county-owned abandoned landfill.

$300,000

City of Mountain Park

Weatherization projects for homeowners and renters bringing homes up to compliance with Georgia Energy Code for insulation and HVAC efficiency. A 50 percent subsidy for residents' energy efficiency investment. City Hall to recieve a ground source heat pump and photovoltaic system, with the intent of creating a demonstration/education tool to inspire visitors to pursue similar energy savings techniques.

$300,000

Bulloch County

County building lighting retrofits and building code inspection training for county staff.

$215,413

Morgan County

Building retrofits of city, county, and school system facilities.

$249,208

Union County & Gilmer County

Solar hot water for detention centers in the two counties.

$300,000

City of Folkston

Retrofit the city's waste water treatment plant with energy efficient aerators.

$300,000

City of Tifton

HVAC upgrades at the three historic buildings and provide building operator certification training.

$299,970

Bibb County

Lighting retrofits for three government buildings; the Engineering Office, the W.P. Randall Building and the Public Works Building

$38,115

Ben Hill County

Replace inefficient HVAC units and lighting in six county-owned facilities: the Sheriff’s office, the county jail, the Magistrate Court, the E911 facility, the office of the Superior Court Judge, and the senior center. In addition, the county will send one building maintenance employee to training for building operator certification. Energy savings resulting from the retrofits will be captured and set aside for future retrofits for other public facilities.

$201,244

City of Waycross

Government building retrofits, energy savings will establish a revolving loan fund for future municipal retrofits, building operator certification training for staff.

$250,800

City of Clarkesville

Water treatment plant retrofit.

$247,500

City of Hinesville

Building energy efficiency retrofits and lighting retrofits for the Police Department, Department of Public Works, and water treatment facilities, and building operator certification training for two city staff.

$245,712

City of Young Harris

Solar installations on six government buildings

$238,216

South Fulton (College Park, Hapeville &

Union City)

Government building retrofits, reinvest energy savings.

$350,000

City of Madison

Water treatment plant pump improvements and lighting retrofits

$300,000

City of Perry

Revolving loan fund for commercial and residential energy efficiency projects.

$99,000

City of Hephzibah

Municipal energy efficiency retrofits and energy code training for city staff.

$114,125

City of Flowery Branch

Retrofits at the city's waste water treatment plant.

$204,630

Clay County

Retrofits at eight county building and energy code training.

$173,513

City of Cedartown

Weatherization and HVAC upgrades for publicly owned buildings such as libraries, auditoriums and administrative buildings.

$125,000

Brooks County

Three building retrofits at the County Courthouse, County Administration and Agriculture buildings to include HVAC and insulation upgrades, building operator certification training for one county employee.

$139,187

Bryan County

Building retrofits, primarily HVAC improvements.

$114,400

Jefferson County

Building retrofits and energy code training

$190,758

City of Ashburn

Installation of nine tankless water heaters on municipal buildings.

$27,500

Clinch County

Building retrofits and building operator certification training.

$24,970

Troup County

Energy code training for county employees.

$11,000

City of Lafeyette

Retrofit the city's waste water treatment plant with an energy efficient post-aeration system.

$300,000

City of Cornelia

HVAC and lighting retrofit for fire station.

$44,982

Liberty County

Energy efficiency retrofits for government buildings and energy code training.

$194,100

Elbert County

Energy efficiency retrofit of county building.

$30,000

City of Canton

Energy efficiency upgrades focused on Canton's historic downtown area and municipal buildings.

$99,900

Coweta County

HVAC retrofits at four fire stations.

$265,423

Dawson County

Indoor lighting upgrades with LED lighting technology at government facilities in Dawson and Lumpkin Counties; the Dawson County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO), the Lumpkin County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO) Detention Centers and Dawsonville’s City Hall building. Building operator certification training for county staff.

$313,086

*A Green Street Communities (GSC) program participant. The GSC provides energy audit services and energy efficiency incentives for commercial and residential customers served by city-owned utilities partnered with Electric Cities of Georgia.