View up-to-date information on the status of development and launch related topics for PBEEEP.
Program Information
As governmental units seek to contain operational costs, create jobs, reduce emissions, and save energy through energy-related infrastructure improvements and initiatives, the Public Building Enhanced Energy Efficiency Program (PBEEEP) will provide assistance through an easy access approach that combines expert technical services and financing. Any Minnesota local government interested in enhancing the energy efficiency of their buildings is eligible to submit an application.
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PBEEEP Feature Highlights
- Retrocommissioning / Recommissioning and retrofit focus
- Comprehensive technical services and support
- Project co-funding options and financing
Program Development & Release
Based on the current development schedule, it is anticipated that the Local Government Program will go live in 2011. Between now and then, DER and CEE will be developing the Local Government Program and will provide updates as soon as information is available.
Program Resources
General information on the program is provided in the
Fact Sheet (12-01-2011). As development progresses, the content in this section will be updated to provide specific information for Local Governments, Contractors/Consultants, and Utilities, including:
For Local Governments
See the
Local Government page for detailed information on:
- Participation in PBEEEP
- Program design
- Project funding offerings
For Contractors/Consultants
See the
Contractors/Consultants page for detailed information on:
- Participation in PBEEEP
- Qualification requirements for Providers
For Utilities
See the
Utilities page for detailed information on:
- Role of Utilities in PBEEEP
- How PBEEEP can help Ulilities meet CIP goals
Reference Information
For answers to common questions about PBEEEP, please check out the
FAQs (12-01-2011).
For resources and reference information on recommissioning / commissioning (RCx), energy conservation, energy technologies and programs, and energy benchmarking, please visit our
References page.