Are You Getting Paid for Growing Efficiently?
Get cash back from your utility for installing
LED horticultural lighting and energy-efficient HVAC-D.
Grow more for less with a no-cost
energy & sustainability assessment
incentive from Efficiency Maine
incentive from Rocky
Mountain Power
$128,802
incentive from DTE
HRS Agriculture
$128,802
HRS Agriculture
Explore
Together, we explore your operation’s unique opportunities to make more money with fewer energy inputs and less waste.
Exploit
We exploit those opportunities to get you PAID for installing and using more energy-efficient equipment.
Execute
Lastly, we execute the plan to perfection, delivering you tangible benefits in higher profits.
Explore your
facility needs
Exploit the
opportunity
Execute
the plan
We execute the plan to perfection, delivering you tangible benefits in higher profits.
Is your facility compliant with state or local energy and environmental regulation?
Carbon, energy, water and waste accounting are going to determine how the market determines sustainability. Will you be ready?
With a partner like Climate Resources Group, there’s no reason why we wouldn’t pursue a rebate the next time we plan expand. After we share our specs and tell our story, CRG can do the heavy lifting on the calculations and making the energy savings projections real.
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Michigan cannabis cultivators have something new to celebrate. The state’s largest utilities, DTE, Consumers Energy, and Lansing BWL – that together make up 90% of the state’s electricity customers – are giving away even more incentive and rebate dollars to businesses that install energy-efficient equipment.
Yani Cannabis faced the challenge of high upfront costs for state-of-the-art lighting in their Maine cultivation facility. To overcome this obstacle, they partnered with Climate Resources Group to help them take advantage of the Efficiency Maine program.