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FURTHER
RESOURCES
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Tompkins
County handles a few of the programs men-
tioned in this article, including the Tompkins
County Commercial Energy Efficiency
Collaborative and the Commercial Green
Buildings Open House.
http://ccetompkins.org
615 Willow Ave.
(607) 272-2292
tompkins@cornell.edu
e mission of e Tompkins County Chamber
of Commerce is to advocate for the free enter-
prise system and sound economic development,
foster success for its for-profit and not-for-prof-
it members, and promote a high quality of life
for all Tompkins County residents.
http://www.tompkinschamber.org/
904 East Shore Dr.
(607) 273-7080
info@tompkinschamber.org
Energize NY Finance leverages PACE (Prop-
erty Assessed Clean Energy) financing to help
commercial and non-profit property owners
undertake deep energy improvements.
Projects include energy efficiency and renew-
able energy for commercial, multi-family, light
industrial and nonprofit owned buildings.
http://www.energizeny.org/
French Hill Elementary School
2051 Baldwin Road - Suite 107
Yorktown Heights, NY, 10598
(914) 302-7300
info@energizeny.org
New York Sun for commercial and industrial
facilities is a performance-based (incentive
payments are based upon annual energy pro-
duction) program for solar electric systems
over 200 kilowatts (kW). e program is based
around Megawatt (MW) Blocks, which vary by
region and decline as they are spent down.
http://ny-sun.ny.gov/Get-Solar/Commer-
cial-and-Industrial
