[Greenbuilding] tax credits/grant opportunties?

[Brad Guy]

Generally the best place so start is the utility that
serves the location of the project. Next the State
environmental agency, the department related to energy
if there is one. I believe there are also several
compilations, state by state, of energy efficiency
incentives.
Brad

--- Stephen Young <tebewebb at email.com> wrote:

> Does anyone know of a source for information on
> potential tax credits and grant opportunities for
> building energy efficient housing?
> 
> My parents are pushing the developer of their
> retirement community to make the homes as efficient
> as possible, and one of the push backs is the above
> question. They plan to build single-unit houses (and
> let's not get into why that's a bad idea here!)
> 
> Thanks for whatever help/resources anyone can
> provide.
> 
> Stephen
> 
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Brad Guy, Director of Operations
Hamer Center for Community Design
Penn State University
(814)-865-5733
www.hamercenter.psu.edu

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