Water & Steam Management Systems
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Water and steam system management generally refers to infrastructure, equipment, and processes used to control, monitor, and optimize the use of water and steam in industrial or commercial building systems, including steam trap maintenance, pipe wraps, and control systems.
Water and steam systems are commonly found in the manufacturing sector or large building complexes where steam is used to power heating systems.
Building owners and operators can tap into a range of incentives to help defray the costs of water and steam management systems. The
Maryland Clean Buildings Hub (the Hub) is committed to help building owners or operators understand the variety of incentives that they may be eligible to receive.
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MEA's Commercial & Industrial Grant Program: This program provides eligible commercial buildings funding for cost-effective energy efficiency and conservation upgrades for existing, major renovation, and new construction projects that are above minimum code and performance standards and claim at least 20% energy savings.
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Mechanical Insulation Grant Program: This program provides grants for installing mechanical insulation in industrial and commercial facilities to reduce energy waste, thereby enabling energy-saving improvements to large-scale thermal distribution networks.
Utility:
The Hub invites you to explore the materials below to help guide your next steps. Use these resources to help move your building decarbonization project forward with greater confidence.
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Better Buildings Initiative: Steam: Overview of top ten energy efficiency measures for steam systems, as well as access to additional tip sheets, publications, case studies, tools, and webinars.