Building electrification and decarbonization may require owners to rely on a new set of contractors and other energy service providers to help them scope, fund, and implement projects. ​​

The Maryland Clean Buildings H​ub (the Hub) is developing a systematic and equitable process for collecting vendor information for contractors and other energy service providers who conduct building decarbonization services in Maryland, such as benchmarking assistance, energy audits, decarbonization planning, energy service performance contracting, and more. Until then, please reference the following resources for reviewing potential vendors and service providers. Want to stay in the loop? Sign-up for the Hub's monthly newsletter here.

Note: the Hub cannot endorse specific vendors. Building owners and operators are responsible for ensuring that any chosen vendor or service provider meets the necessary qualifications and certifications required for any projects.

Suggestions for additional vendor or service provider lists and resources can be emailed to [email protected]. 

​​​Starting a Project? Find Vendor Resources Here

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• High-Road Contracting Guide​: High-road contracting refers to business standards of productivity and efficiency rooted in environmental sustainability, liveabe wages, and shared properity and inclusion. This document covers building owner best practices to design their own high-road contracting standards and offers sample tools for how to implement these practices.
  

• Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions Reduction Audit Scope of Work Template​: DOE’s Better Buildings Initiative has created this package of materials to be used by building owners and operators to develop a scope of work for a building-level GHG Emissions Reduction Audit for operational Scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions. The aim of the scope of work template is to achieve building-level solutions that will reduce operational emissions.​