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The Division of Energy and Climate supports energy efficiency and conservation programs that help reduce energy use and its impact on the state’s environment and public health. The Division supports the use of renewable energy by homeowners and businesses through grant funding, incentives, and technical guidance.
Delaware partners with the state’s utilities to make renewable energy programs possible. State law requires that utilities derive a growing part of their energy supplies from renewable sources. Every investment in energy efficiency helps increase productivity and profits for business, reduces the production of harmful greenhouse gasses, lowers energy costs, and improves the value and comfort of our homes and businesses.
The Energy Efficiency Advisory Council develops and deploys energy efficiency programs and financing mechanisms offered by Delaware energy providers.
The Energy Efficiency Investment Fund helps commercial and industrial customers replace aging, inefficient energy equipment and systems.
Delaware provides model energy conservation standards for local government building and plumbing rules and regulations.
The Green Energy Program provides rebates for residential and small scale renewable energy systems.
Delaware utilities must get an increasing percentage of their electricity from renewable resources.
An Offshore Wind Working Group explored opportunities and issues for Delaware in developing offshore wind.
Related Topics: climate, efficiency, energy, renewable
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