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Program ProfilesREBUILD COLORADO
The Governor's Office of Energy Management and Conservation (OEMC) launched Rebuild Colorado in 1997 to help Colorado building owners identify energy-saving opportunities and help make those projects a reality. The OEMC’s mission is to leverage small amounts of dollars in expertise and resources to achieve large-scale investments in energy-efficiency improvements. Rebuild Colorado promotes energy performance contracting and encourages the use of energy service companies (ESCOs). A variety of other strategies are endorsed, including high-performance building design in new buildings, commissioning in new and existing buildings, energy management, and leveraging bond dollars with energy savings and other available funds. Rebuild Colorado offers a variety of free technical services to state agencies and institutions, cities, counties, schools and other local governments, as well as non-profit organizations. Informational and referral services are available to the private sector as well. The Rebuild Colorado team is made up of OEMC staff and a network of skilled energy consultants. OEMC manages and obtains funding for the program, and provides outreach to organizations in Colorado. The consultants provide services such as energy engineering, curriculum development, presentations, and more. The team works in partnership with Rebuild America and others to bring resources to Colorado organizations. |
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