Why Join Better Plants? | ||
The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Better Plants Program works with leading manufacturers to boost their efficiency, resilience, and economic competitiveness through making improvements in energy efficiency. Driving energy savings can have a broad impact across the industrial sector, which leads to cost savings, greater resilience, a strengthened workforce, and increased global competitiveness. |
Join Better Plants at the Program Level |
Any U.S.-based manufacturing company or industrial-scale energy-using organizations, e.g. water/wastewater treatment, can join Better Plants, regardless of size or level of energy management expertise. Partners set ambitious energy efficiency goals and will receive the full portfolio of technical assistance solutions, recognition & networking opportunities and access to innovation. Contact BetterPlants@ee.doe.gov for further information. Organizations joining Better Plants:
To join, sign the 2-page partnership agreement form. The form should be signed by the CEO or a senior executive and submitted to BetterPlants@ee.doe.gov. |
Join the Better Plants Challenge |
Over 40 leading industrial organizations have stepped up to the Better Buildings, Better Plants Challenge, the industrial component of the Better Buildings Challenge – a national, multi-sector energy efficiency leadership initiative. In addition to setting energy efficiency goals, Better Plants Challenge Partners provide added transparency around their market-leading strategies, actions, and results—to help other organizations replicate their success. Challenge partners’ exceptional efforts are eligible for enhanced recognition from DOE. Contact BetterPlants@ee.doe.gov for further information. Organizations joining Better Plants Challenge:
To join, sign the 2-page Better Plants Challenge partnership agreement form. The form should be signed by the CEO or a senior executive and submitted to BetterPlants@ee.doe.gov. |
Join the Better Climate Challenge |
The Better Climate Challenge is a voluntary, market-based platform for organizations to set ambitious, portfolio-wide, operational GHG emissions reduction goals and showcase how they are taking steps to address climate change. Partnering organizations commit to reducing their scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions by at least 50% within 10 years. Partners set an energy efficiency target as well, typically 20%. Contact BetterPlants@ee.doe.gov for further information. Organizations joining Better Plants Climate Challenge:
To join, sign the 2-page Better Plants Climate Challenge partnership agreement form. Existing Better Buildings and Better Plants partners can email their program contact(s), indicating interest in joining the GHG challenge. |