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We are excited to announce the Solar for Non-Profits program portal is now live: www.nonprofitsolarde.com This program has grown beyond our expectations and will now be managed by a program partner to ensure continued service. A few notes: For questions or concerns, please contact: Email: customerservice@nonprofitsolarde.com Phone: (302) 710-1181 Funding is
Planning an affordable housing project in Delaware, or working with clients who are? Join Energize Delaware on Tuesday, November 3, from 12:15–1:15 PM ET for a practical webinar on the increased incentives and technical support available through Climate Smart Homes and Affordable Multifamily Housing. We’ll cover: what kinds of projects
As part of our Affordable Multifamily Housing program, George Reed Village in Newark, DE, is the first building in a multi-building project to undergo common-area duct testing. Duct testing measures how much conditioned air escapes from the heating and cooling ducts. Leaky ducts can waste conditioned air, raising utility bills.
Summary of Position The Delaware Sustainable Energy Utility, Inc., d.b.a. Energize Delaware, is a non-profit organization with a mission to inspire sustainable energy solutions for a thriving environment and economy. Energize Delaware is seeking a mission-driven Finance Officer to lead the organization’s financial management, capital strategy, and clean energy finance
We’re excited to launch Energize Delaware’s Pathways to Green Schools program with a special kickoff event: Monday, September 21 4:30–7:00 PM Mt. Cuba Center (3120 Barley Mill Rd, Hockessin, DE 19707) The evening will begin with a 45-minute guided tour of Mt. Cuba Center’s innovative net-zero energy greenhouse and headhouse
Congratulations to Nichole Krambeck of Insights Ag Scouting, LLC on being recognized by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) as one of Delaware’s inaugural Rural Small Businesses of the Year! Based in Wyoming, Delaware, Nichole delivers independent, boots-on-the-ground crop scouting and field data services to farmers across the Delaware Peninsula.
Big news for Sussex County and the Georgetown community! The Georgetown Public Library has been awarded a $223,900 grant to support the installation of a 99.91 kW solar array, bringing clean, renewable energy to a place at the heart of the community. This exciting project is made possible through Energize Delaware’s
Energize Delaware’s Solar for Nonprofits has been busy awarding local libraries solar panel arrays. Selbyville Public Library installed a 171 kW system that will help bring clean energy to the community. Supported by a $423,000 grant from our organization, this project represents an important investment in renewable energy and the
Pathways to Green Schools Program is now accepting applications for the 2026-2027 Delaware Program, made possible through continued support from Energize Delaware. Applications are open to all Delaware K-12 schools! We offer energy assessments, student-focused Energy Expos, professional development opportunities, and access to mini-grants of up to $6,000 for sustainability, energy
The Harrington Public Library participated in Energize Delaware’s Solar for Nonprofits program, and we’re proud to celebrate the completion of their new 84.39 kW solar array! Through our $249,800 grant, we’re helping the library reduce energy costs while investing in a cleaner, more sustainable future for Sussex County and communities
