Governor Wes Moore announced $17 million in state funding for 30 energy efficiency and renewable energy projects in 11 Maryland school districts, aimed at advancing electrification, solar installations, and net-zero energy construction through the Decarbonizing Public Schools Program.
Per the news release distributed on Thursday, August 8: “Governor Wes Moore today announced significant new investments to enhance energy efficiency, electrification and renewable energy projects for public schools across the state. Through the Decarbonizing Public Schools Program, the agency will direct $17 million to 30 projects in 11 school districts to advance large-scale electrification and install solar energy systems.
“Making our schools more energy efficient doesn’t just help us cut carbon, it also saves taxpayers money,” said Gov. Moore. “Investing in cutting-edge, cost-saving energy technology is a win for our schools, a win for our environment, a win for our workers, and a win for fiscal responsibility. Everyone stands to benefit.”…