How to Prepare Your Business for Winter: Part II
Because winter can start earlier and hit harder in the northern United States, Michigan business owners should take time to proactively get ready for winter.
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Year: 2023
How to Prepare Your Business for Winter: Part I
Every business owner in the northern United States—especially Michiganders—knows that preparing commercial buildings for a rough winter is an essential fall to-do list item.
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How LED Lighting Can Brighten Up Your Winter (and Your Wallet)
As the days grow shorter and the nights longer, the holiday season brings with it the need for additional lighting. While traditional incandescent bulbs have been the go-to almost since light bulbs were invented, LED lights offer a brighter, more efficient, and more cost-effective alternative.
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Michigan Saves a subgrantee on groundbreaking application to EPA’s Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund
Michigan Saves today announced it is a subgrantee in the Justice Climate Fund’s application to the Environmental Protection Agency’s Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund, a national-scale grant program to combat climate change and support disadvantaged communities.
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Why Energy Efficient Appliances Are the Best Black Friday Deal
This Black Friday, make a beeline to purchase energy efficient appliances—and watch the savings stack up for years to come.
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Michigan’s green bank a subgrantee on EPA Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund application
Michigan Saves, the nation’s first nonprofit green bank, today announced it was officially named a subgrantee in the Coalition for Green Capital’s application to the Environmental Protection Agency’s Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund
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Michigan Saves can help you bring clean energy financing to underserved communities
New federal funding competitions like the $6 billion Clean Communities Investment Accelerator through the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund have the potential power to transform communities.
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Michigan Saves’ next president and CEO, Chanell Scott Contreras, begins tenure
Scott Contreras will lead the nation’s first nonprofit green bank to expand access to affordable funding for clean energy projects statewide.
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Prevent Electric Bill Scares This Halloween
Whether you’re a low-key observer of the spooky season or a dedicated Monster Monarch, odds are your harvest-time display is draining precious (and expensive) energy. Here’s how to keep your Halloween decorations from costing you this fall.
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How the Clean Communities Investment Accelerator will boost your green lending game
The Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund is a once-in-a-generation investment will accelerate the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and air pollutants while addressing equity and mobilizing private capital.
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