Local Government Buildings
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Maryland’s state and local government-owned buildings provide an opportunity to lead by example through the investment of energy efficiency, electrification, and onsite renewable energy. Lowering energy use can help local governments shift funds towards better serving their constituents.
Many public buildings may be subject to
Maryland’s Building Energy Performance Standards (BEPS), which covers buildings 35,000 square feet and larger. Owners of covered buildings under the regulation are required to annually report their energy use and emissions.
Maryland’s local governments can tap into a range of incentives to help offset the costs of energy efficiency, electrification, or onsite renewable energy measures to existing or new buildings. The Maryland Clean Buildings Hub is committed to help building owners and operators understand the range of incentives for which they may qualify.
Looking for technical assistance for your local government building upgrades?
The Hub offers guidance and support to help Marylanders take the next step toward cleaner, more efficient energy solutions.
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Building Decarbonization Resources |
The Hub invites you to explore the materials below to help guide your next steps. Use these resources to help move your local government's building decarbonization project forward with greater confidence. Suggestions for additional resources can be directed to
[email protected].
