The MA Green School Works Program
Fitchburg High School; 631.5 kW rooftop solar system
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A Strong Commitment to Green Energy
The Green School Works program is designed to provide decarbonization grants to Massachusetts K-12 public schools serving low-income (LI) and/or environmental justice populations (EJC). This initiative focuses on installing and maintaining clean energy infrastructure to create healthier, more sustainable learning environments.
What Makes Roof Replacement a Key Consideration for Your Green School Works Grant Application?
- Avoid the high costs of roof replacement: leverage the grant opportunity
- Unlock significant savings with solar energy
- Tackle increased electricity demand and elevated costs
- Stay ahead of regulatory changes
The GSW Technical Assistance Services
The Green School Works Technical Assistance Program offers public K–12 schools, districts, and educational collaboratives in Massachusetts up to $250,000 in no or low-cost support for decarbonization planning. Eligible participants can choose from a Comprehensive Building Assessment, Building Decarbonization Roadmap, or Focused Study, each including a renewable energy feasibility analysis and REC analysis. The program also provides guidance on funding opportunities and incentives for implementing energy-efficient, fossil-fuel-free infrastructure. With rolling enrollment, this is a great first step toward creating modern, sustainable school buildings.
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For a deeper understanding, explore the Green School Works program timeline and use it to strategically plan your transition to solar with the program’s support.
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