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During the assessment, professionals evaluate a building’s heating, cooling, and electrical systems to identify opportunities for improved performance. The auditing firm then provides a detailed report with findings and recommended system upgrades.
Here is a list of Commercial Auditors serving Delaware, along with an information sheet outlining their services. This list is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an endorsement or guarantee of work quality. We recommend checking references before entering any contract.
If you are a commercial auditor and wish to be included on this list, please contact us.
Energize Delaware’s Business Technical Assistance Program offers no-cost support to owners of mid-size commercial and nonprofit buildings (10,000–50,000 sq. ft.) and their energy efficiency contractors. The program helps evaluate the cost-benefit of energy improvements such as HVAC upgrades, LED lighting, and solar installations.
In addition to technical assistance, qualifying upgrades may be eligible for low-cost, long-term commercial loans and cash incentives through Energize Delaware.
Sustainable Real Estate Solutions (SRS), a firm with over a decade of experience in state-run energy programs, administers the technical assistance. Using its proprietary Energy Performance Improvement Calculator (EPIC™), SRS estimates energy savings, greenhouse gas reductions, and financial impacts of high-efficiency equipment.
Ideal candidates include:
SRS works with building owners and their contractors to gather project specs and costs. The result is an EPIC-generated report detailing estimated annual and lifetime savings, and the impact on operating income—enabling informed, confident investment decisions at no cost to the owner.
Interested?
Contact SRS’s technical assistance team at (203) 880-5300 or EPIC@SRSworx.com to request your free EPIC-enabled cost-benefit analysis.
Example of the Energy Performance Improvement Calculator (EPIC)
This program helps owners of affordable multifamily buildings identify, plan, and implement energy efficiency and renewable energy upgrades—whether in existing properties or new construction. Support includes technical assistance, financial incentives, and low-cost financing to lower operating costs, reduce energy use, and enhance resident comfort.
Download More Information on the Affordable Multifamily Housing Program
Supports high-performance new construction and gut rehab projects with:
Priority is given to projects seeking Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) from DSHA. Other projects may also be eligible, but funding is limited.
Designed for improving energy performance in existing buildings. Offers:
Properties must have five or more units and meet the definition of “affordable housing”:
Program administered by New Ecology, Inc. and Elevate Energy, national leaders in multifamily energy efficiency.