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A Multifamily Energy Assessment from CMC Energy Services is a unique way to lower the cost of running your building and to lower energy bills and improve comfort for building residents.Your Energy Assessment includes:
All work performed as part of your Energy Assessment is delivered as part of Connecticut’s Multifamily Initiative and supported by the Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund.
You are eligible for a Multifamily Energy Assessment if own or manage a multifamily dwelling in Connecticut with an active electric meter from a participating electric utility, and if you have not participated in a subsidized weatherization program within the last 18 months.We consider a building to be “multifamily” if it has five or more connected units. Some examples of eligible multifamily facilities include:
A Multifamily Energy Assessment includes:
Installed measures will help your residents by:
You can qualify for the benefits of income eligible status for your building if 66 percent or more of your tenants have a gross household income below the state’s 60 percent income median.To find out if your building qualifies for income eligible status, contact CMC Energy Services today.
CMC Energy Services (CMC) has been providing energy efficiency expertise to home and building owners in Connecticut for nearly two and a half decades. Known for its creative, cost-effective solutions, CMC has weatherized more than 19,000 apartment units in more than 200 complexes in the Connecticut area.
Our team will be with you every step of the way – from assessing your building and meeting with your utility company to scheduling contractors, researching rebates, and more.
Learn more about CMC Energy Services here.
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