The following list of typical, proven energy efficiency technologies is intended as a reference. The program administrator will review other proposed ECM(s) on a case-by-case basis.
Energy efficiency
- Automated building controls (BMS, EMS)
- Boilers, chillers and furnaces
- Building envelope (insulation, glazing, windows, etc.)
- High efficiency lighting
- HVAC upgrades
- New roof (if it will result in energy savings)
- Variable speed drives on motors, pumps and fans
- Water heating systems
Renewable energy
- Combined heat and power (CHP) systems
- Fuel cells
- Geothermal systems
- Hydroelectric systems
- Roof (if used to support a solar PV system)
- Small wind systems
- Solar PV
- Solar thermal
Water conservation
- Irrigation systems
- Low-flow fixtures (faucets, toilets, etc.)
Other eligible expenses
- Commissioning costs
- Construction costs related to an eligible improvement
- Energy audit costs
- Engineering and design expenses
- Measurement & verification costs
- Permit fees
- Renewable energy feasibility study costs
This list is not comprehensive. Any improvements that result in utility cost savings and that meet other program criteria will be considered. See the Arlington C-PACE User Guide for more information.