Energy

The Partnership for a Sustainable Georgia assists Georgia businesses in using continuous improvement tools to reach better environmental results and a better bottom line.  It provides Partners free assistance, opportunities to connect with other leaders, and recognition for sustainability efforts. The program is free and open to any business or organization that operates in Georgia.

Georgians have the opportunity to purchase qualified energy and water efficient products with no state or local sales tax for an extended weekend in October.

The UGA Cooperative Extension enables families and individuals to attain knowledge of energy conservation and energy-efficient practices.

Resources for owners and rehabilitators of historic buildings interested in energy conservation methods that are compatible with historic preservation standards.

This resource provides links and other information to help Georgians match the Governor's energy reduction goals.

Some elderly, disabled and low-income Georgians may qualify for the Low-Income Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP), which helps homeowners make their homes more energy efficient.

Provides energy conservation resources for individuals.

This resource provides links and other information to help Georgians match the Governor's energy reduction goals.

The program focuses on research, outreach and education concerning aspects of biomass production and conversion to value added products including fuels, energy and specialty chemicals.

The Energy Innovation Center (EIC) will enhance the economic development of Georgia by leading the commercialization of bioenergy with feedstocks grown or available within the state, furthering the generation of alternative energy and promoting energy sector manufacturing.

Provides forest landowners, municipalities, and public and private entities with an official mechanism for the development, documentation, and reporting of carbon sequestration projects undertaken in Georgia.

The Partnership for a Sustainable Georgia assists Georgia businesses in using continuous improvement tools to reach better environmental results and a better bottom line.  It provides Partners free assistance, opportunities to connect with other leaders, and recognition for sustainability efforts. The program is free and open to any business or organization that operates in Georgia.

Resources for owners and rehabilitators of historic buildings interested in energy conservation methods that are compatible with historic preservation standards.

The UGA Cooperative Extension enables families and individuals to attain knowledge of energy conservation and energy-efficient practices.

A non-regulatory division of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources that provides free and confidential environmental assistance in areas of pollution prevention, waste reduction, water and energy efficiency, and sustainability.

The Sustainable Office Toolkit is a set of resources and tools developed by The Sustainability Division to help offices of all types and size move toward sustainability through practices such as recycling, energy and water conservation, and "green" building.

This resource provides links and other information to help Georgians match the Governor's energy reduction goals.

The Partnership for a Sustainable Georgia assists Georgia businesses in using continuous improvement tools to reach better environmental results and a better bottom line.  It provides Partners free assistance, opportunities to connect with other leaders, and recognition for sustainability efforts. The program is free and open to any business or organization that operates in Georgia.

Resources for owners and rehabilitators of historic buildings interested in energy conservation methods that are compatible with historic preservation standards.

Gives educators access to Georgia's environmental and conservation education resources in one place by providing a searchable online organization directory, school directory, calendar of events, and resource database.

Energy education resources from the Georgia Department of Education.

The Georgia Forestry Commission provides tools for educators to bring the environment into the classroom and their students into the environment. Topics range from forests, wildlife, and water, to community planning, waste management and energy.

The Georgia Green and Healthy Schools Program assists and supports schools in understanding and practicing environmentally sound principles. Students and teachers use self-assessment tools to conduct school-based investigations then implement improvement projects in up to six topic areas including solid waste management.

Energy education resources from the Georgia Department of Education.

The Sustainable Office Toolkit is a set of resources and tools developed by The Sustainability Division to help offices of all types and size move toward sustainability through practices such as recycling, energy and water conservation, and "green" building.

This resource provides links and other information to help Georgians match the Governor's energy reduction goals.

Provides forest landowners, municipalities, and public and private entities with an official mechanism for the development, documentation, and reporting of carbon sequestration projects undertaken in Georgia.

The Partnership for a Sustainable Georgia assists Georgia businesses in using continuous improvement tools to reach better environmental results and a better bottom line.  It provides Partners free assistance, opportunities to connect with other leaders, and recognition for sustainability efforts. The program is free and open to any business or organization that operates in Georgia.

Resources for owners and rehabilitators of historic buildings interested in energy conservation methods that are compatible with historic preservation standards.

Provides local governments and citizens with the tools and knowledge to transform the way we define, create and sustain high quality Georgia communities.

Offers federal financial assistance and technical support to states for energy programs.

Provides energy purchasing and energy management assistance to state agencies.

The Sustainable Office Toolkit is a set of resources and tools developed by The Sustainability Division to help offices of all types and size move toward sustainability through practices such as recycling, energy and water conservation, and "green" building.

This resource provides links and other information to help Georgians match the Governor's energy reduction goals.

The program focuses on research, outreach and education concerning aspects of biomass production and conversion to value added products including fuels, energy and specialty chemicals.

The Energy Innovation Center (EIC) will enhance the economic development of Georgia by leading the commercialization of bioenergy with feedstocks grown or available within the state, furthering the generation of alternative energy and promoting energy sector manufacturing.

Provides forest landowners, municipalities, and public and private entities with an official mechanism for the development, documentation, and reporting of carbon sequestration projects undertaken in Georgia.

The Partnership for a Sustainable Georgia assists Georgia businesses in using continuous improvement tools to reach better environmental results and a better bottom line.  It provides Partners free assistance, opportunities to connect with other leaders, and recognition for sustainability efforts. The program is free and open to any business or organization that operates in Georgia.

The UGA Poultry Housing division provides the poultry industry research based information on poultry housing, environmental control and energy conservation.

Georgia's programs for Energy Conservation in Agriculture help to transform the agricultural population and businesses into more efficient energy consumers through a number of programs.