The Better Buildings Sustainable Corrections Infrastructure Partnership (SCIP) Accelerator worked over three years with state and federal agencies to strive for portfolio-wide energy savings of 20% and collective cost savings of more than $250 million a year. Accelerator partners demonstrated solutions leveraging energy and water efficiency, renewable energy, and storage technologies to reduce operating and maintenance costs in public correctional facilities while maintaining facility security and resilience and developing the workforce and economies of surrounding communities.
To date, Better Buildings, Better Plants partners have saved more than 3.6 quadrillion Btu, saving more than $22 billion and 224 million metric tons of CO2.
Better Buildings hosts interactive webinars featuring a variety of topics exploring cost-effective ways for organizations to integrate energy savings into their daily building operations. All Better Buildings webinars are free to attend.
For more information about the Better Buildings Sustainable Corrections Infrastructure Partnership Accelerator, including how to become a partner, contact the team today.
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Partnership Agreement
Sustainable Corrections Infrastructure Partnership (SCIP) Accelerator partners will aim for total portfolio savings of 20% through energy and water conservation measures, integration of renewable energy technologies, and energy storage for resilience.
Partners
- Bayfield County, WisconsinState of HawaiiState of IllinoisState of LouisianaState of MissouriState of MontanaState of NevadaState of OhioState of OregonState of PennsylvaniaState of South DakotaState of WashingtonState of Wisconsin
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Louisiana
State of LouisianaMaine
Ohio
State of OhioPennsylvania
State of PennsylvaniaSouth Dakota
State of South DakotaMassachusetts
Illinois
State of IllinoisMontana
State of MontanaHawaii
State of HawaiiWisconsin
State of WisconsinBayfield County, WisconsinWashington
State of WashingtonNorth Carolina
Minnesota
Nevada
State of NevadaMissouri
State of MissouriOregon
State of Oregon