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Energy Efficiency Updates at TGNCDC Properties
TGNCDC is committed to making all rental properties more energy-efficient, especially our own portfolio.
We invested in energy efficiency improvements at (2) four-family buildings, utilizing Ameren’s Income Eligible Rebate program, co-delivered with Spire. We worked with Ameren’s program implementer, International Center for Appropriate and Sustainable Technology, for audits and rebates and provided feedback on program delivery to the utilities at the Missouri Energy Efficiency Advisory Collaborative - Low Income Work Group. Grants from the U.S. Bank Foundation helped make the projects possible.
At 3606-08 Bamberger the project included:
installing (26) energy star rated windows
(4) 15.5 SEER central A/C
(4) 96% efficient gas furnaces, programmable thermostats
LED bulbs
shower and faucet aerators
total cost = $41,096.30,
·rebate = $10,015.68
U.S. Bank Foundation contributed = $25,000
projected annual electric savings = $635
projected annual natural gas savings = $1,340
At 3169-71 Alfred, the project includes
installing (36) energy star rated windows
(2) 9% efficient gas furnaces
programmable thermostats
LED bulbs
shower and faucet aerators
(4) energy star gas water heaters, to be installed
Estimated total cost = $25,227
Estimated rebate = $6,848
U.S. Bank Foundation contributed = $30,000
projected annual electric savings = $765
projected annual natural gas savings = $914.
In addition to working on our properties, we also worked with many like-minded organizations on the Energy Efficiency for All Grant, logging more than 800 hours advocating for healthy, energy efficient, affordable housing.
We look forward to continuing this work in 2022!
More than 120 K-12 education bills already filed for 2022 Missouri legislative session
This story was originally published by the Kansas City Beacon. During the past year, concerns about COVID policies, critical race theory and controversial books have highlighted tensions in public education. In addition, the pandemic has exacerbated teacher shortages and increased calls for “school choice” for families — which could include charter schools, virtual schools or state […]
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