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A new DOE guide outlines the wide array of resources available to state and local governments interested in leveraging federal tax credits to accelerate the deployment of clean, renewable energy.

The Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory report helps guide customer-facing financing products—products offered by a lender directly to a borrower—used to pay for energy efficiency.

The guidelines provide best practices that can help state and local governments, PACE program administrators, and their partners to plan and implement programs that effectively deliver clean energy, water efficiency, and related upgrades to consumers.

The Energy Data Accelerator Toolkit is a collection of resources featured in the Better Buildings Solution Center. It describes best practices that enabled cities, utilities, and other stakeholders to overcome whole-building data access barriers.

Learn about how states and school districts are creating new energy efficiency programs, initiatives, and plans. New implementation models include: State of Rhode Island, State of New York, City of Rochester, City of Philadelphia, Portland Public Schools, and Camas School District.