Good To Be Green Launches New State Incentives Directory in Partnership with “DSIRE”
Good To Be Green has launched its new state-by-state incentives directory with the help of the Database of State Incentives for Renewables and Efficiencies (DSIRE).
Seattle, WA, July 09, 2007 --(PR.com)-- Seattle based, Good To Be Green has launched its new state-by-state incentives directory with the help of the Database of State Incentives for Renewables and Efficiencies (DSIRE). This new directory can be found under the Tools and Resources section of the Good To Be Green web site and currently consists of summaries of state, local, city, utility and federal tax breaks and financial incentives for 23 states, with all 50 states due to be available by mid-July. Incentives are organized by sector and the full text of the incentive is available via a link to the DSIRE web site.
The unique content sharing partnership developed between Good To Be Green and DSIRE aims to increase the awareness of the programs available to residential and commercial consumers, building owners, architects, engineers and developers in order to promote the use of environmentally friendly building products and practices.
Chidozie Bright, President of Good To Be Green believes that this new feature will serve their site’s visitors greatly because, “…people are generally aware of the immediate costs and eventual cost benefits of building green due to lower utility bills, but they don’t always seem to know about the government and utility sponsored programs that are available to them to offset the out-of-pocket costs,” and that “DSIRE has done such a great job identifying and documenting these incentives, we are very happy to help spread the word.”
About Good To Be Green, Inc.
Good To Be Green is a leading directory for green building products, sustainable building materials and green building service providers. The goal of Good To Be Green is to advance the public’s awareness of green building options and provide the opportunity and means for anyone to make conscious, informed decisions about green building materials and green building professionals. Access to the directory is free and no registration is required, visit www.goodtobegreen.com.
About DSIRE
Established in 1995, the Database of State Incentives for Renewables and Efficiencies is a non-profit organization that is a joint project of the North Carolina Solar Center and the Interstate Renewable Energy Council (IREC) and is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy. More information on DSIRE is available at www.dsireusa.org.
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The unique content sharing partnership developed between Good To Be Green and DSIRE aims to increase the awareness of the programs available to residential and commercial consumers, building owners, architects, engineers and developers in order to promote the use of environmentally friendly building products and practices.
Chidozie Bright, President of Good To Be Green believes that this new feature will serve their site’s visitors greatly because, “…people are generally aware of the immediate costs and eventual cost benefits of building green due to lower utility bills, but they don’t always seem to know about the government and utility sponsored programs that are available to them to offset the out-of-pocket costs,” and that “DSIRE has done such a great job identifying and documenting these incentives, we are very happy to help spread the word.”
About Good To Be Green, Inc.
Good To Be Green is a leading directory for green building products, sustainable building materials and green building service providers. The goal of Good To Be Green is to advance the public’s awareness of green building options and provide the opportunity and means for anyone to make conscious, informed decisions about green building materials and green building professionals. Access to the directory is free and no registration is required, visit www.goodtobegreen.com.
About DSIRE
Established in 1995, the Database of State Incentives for Renewables and Efficiencies is a non-profit organization that is a joint project of the North Carolina Solar Center and the Interstate Renewable Energy Council (IREC) and is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy. More information on DSIRE is available at www.dsireusa.org.
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www.goodtobegreen.com
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