The Maryland Energy Administration (MEA) is pleased to announce the opening of the Fiscal Year 2022 (FY22) Resiliency Hub Grant Program on July 21, 2021. The Program provides funding to solar/microgrid developers for costs incurred in the development and construction of solar plus energy storage systems to serve as “Resiliency …Learn more
St. Jude Regional Catholic School, located in Rockville, has expanded their services to the community through vital energy upgrades to become a resiliency hub. A resiliency hub provides community support in the event of a blackout due to a weather emergency or natural disaster by powering key equipment with clean, …Learn more
Dog’s Day Farm, owned by Kelly and Matt Brown, is the first Maryland business to take advantage of both the Commercial Clean Energy Rebate Program to install a solar system and the Maryland Energy Storage Tax Credit Program to install a battery system which will store energy generated by the …Learn more
IKEA Baltimore Revs Up Onsite Clean Energy Generation with Solar Canopy Grant Read how IKEA used their $200K Solar Parking Canopy grant from the Maryland Energy Administration (MEA) to help fund the installation of a 1,575kW solar canopy above their Baltimore store. Along with the solar canopy installation, IKEA also …Learn more
by Sam Beirne, Energy Program Manager The Maryland Energy Administration (MEA) has opened the application period for the Tax Year 2021 (TY 2021) Maryland Energy Storage Income Tax Credit Program. This program is designed to encourage the deployment of energy storage systems in Maryland. In Tax Year 2020, MEA issued 121 …Learn more
Learn how one Maryland business partnered with the Maryland Energy Administration to incorporate clean, renewable energy, plus energy storage to eliminate power outages. See the full webinar here. See how your organization can utilize our suite of resilient energy grants: Resilient Maryland, Resiliency Hub, Combined Heat and Power, Parking Lot …Learn more
By, Abigail Peryea, Energy Specialist Dog’s Day Farm, owned by Kelly and Matt Brown, is the first Maryland business to take advantage of both the Commercial Clean Energy Rebate Program to install a solar system and the Maryland Energy Storage Tax Credit Program to install a battery wall which will …Learn more
Current Status: The Maryland Energy Administration (MEA) is seeking informal public input related to the Energy Storage Income Tax Credit Program as proposed regulations for the Program are drafted. A list of topics of interest to the Maryland Energy Administration can be found at: Request for Request for input_Energy Storage …Learn more
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